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  1. Child protection database 'will be used to prosecute young people' (Telegraph)
  2. Computers Seized from Berkeley Activist Space (EFF)
  3. Mythbusters Bullied Into Not Airing RFID Tag Episode (Video)
  4. Ruben's Tube With Music and Fire
  5. Secret EU security draft to Pool Policing and Give US Personal Data (Guardian)
  6. Asylum-Seeker Rejected Based On Wikipedia, Appeals Court Reverts (Threat Level)
  7. He's giving you access, one document at a time (PressDemocrat)
  8. 'MythBusters' co-host backpedals on RFID kerfuffle (CNET)
  9. Disconected - They're not going to take it (CBC)
  10. Ad Exec: Payola Can Save Webcasters, Music Business (Wired)
  11. New tool creates fake YouTube pages for spreading malware (Builder.au)
  12. Overreaching Patent and IP Laws Stifle Innovation (Globe and Mail)
  13. Porn on a plane: Flight attendants want filters (CNet)
  14. Anti-spam law struck down by Virginia court (Silicon Valley)
  15. Magid: New legal way to copy movie DVDs (Silicon Valley)
  16. Gov. Palin's Yahoo Email Account Hacked (EFF)
  17. Santa Adds Facebook to Naughty List Over Friend Limit (Wired)
  18. Database Tracks Lost/Stolen Identities in Real Time
  19. Bill O'Reilly's e-mail Hacked (Wikileaks)
  20. Finnish ISP thinks W3C.org is a child-porn site (BoingBoing)
  21. Circuit City Loss Widens, Pulls Outlook Amid Review (CNN)
  22. Washington and Microsoft sue fake anti-spyware vendors (Heise Online)
  23. Researcher finds server with stolen FTP credentials (SCMagazine)
  24. Man Sticks Head in Particle Accelerator (Neatorama)
  25. British engineers plan record-setting rocket car capable of 1,600 km/h (CBC)
  26. Maxing Out the National Debt Clock (USNews)
  27. AT&T Introduces bandwidth caps
  28. CNN debuts hologram technology to beam people in 3-D (Machinist)
  29. The WiFi Car!
  30. How to add iTunes protected AAC (M4P) to non-Apple MP3 player
  31. Green chili goes 'Green'
  32. Apple to Mac owners: throw away your monitor if Hollywood says so (BoingBoing)
  33. Obama's cellphone records breached (CBC)
  34. Appeals Court Backs Warrantless Searches Abroad (NYTimes)
  35. The Internet Will Collapse in 2012 - AT&T
  36. IETF committee calls for a simple system for DNS security (Heise)
  37. Censorship in the 21st Century: Targeting Intermediaries (EFF)
  38. Saskatchewan moving to 100% high-speed access (CBC)
  39. No Court Order Needed to Spy on Americans Overseas, Appeals Court Rules(Threat Level)
  40. Catalogue of NHS data losses makes shocking reading (The Independent)
  41. Google’s Gatekeepers (NYTimes)
  42. Research on mice links fast food to Alzheimer's (Reuters)
  43. Swedish researchers create body-swap illusion (Reuters)
  44. Britain's DNA database violates privacy: court (Reuters)
  45. Auction Websites Hang in Legal Limbo (Threat Level)
  46. "Big Bang" collider repairs to cost up to $29 million (Reuters)
  47. What to Expect From the Second Firefox 3.1 Beta Preview (Epicenter)
  48. Free Association: Sound of Silence (WireTap)
  49. British ISPs Block Wikipedia (Wikinews)
  50. Plan to stop ID card leaks is ... leaked (TimesOnline)
  51. Wal-Mart may sell iPhone in U.S., new report says (CBC)
  52. Cheap Kindle Project
  53. Extra second to make 2008 even longer (CBC)
  54. Mel's Prediction Already Coming True (ISP Market Slows)(CBC)
  55. Sensitive passport applications go missing at Canada Post (CBC)
  56. Black hole confirmed in Milky Way (BBC)
  57. Epilogue: Austin schoolteacher who didn't believe Linux existed (BoingBoing)
  58. Nortel faces delisting from stock exchange (CNet)
  59. McCain Campaign Sells Info-Loaded Blackberry to FOX 5 Reporter (Fox 5)
  60. Sun shuts down Scottish manufacturing (ZDNet.UK)
  61. Top 10 Christmas Gifts For Him
  62. Maryland Students Use Speed Cameras for Revenge (TheNewspaper)
  63. Notebook computers overtake desktop PCs: study (Canadian Press)
  64. News Story About Top Web Cams
  65. Hundreds of Stolen Data Dumps Found (Washington Post)
  66. Romanian Authority asks ISPs to block 40 pornographic websites (EDRI)
  67. Company Patents Thumbnails, Sues Google, MS and Apple
  68. FBI Issues Code Cracking Challenge (Slashdot)
  69. Welsh council loses 'confidential' child details (ZDNet)
  70. Internet Bubble About to Burst - Researchers (Telegraph)
  71. Google Street arrives in UK (Belfast Telegraph)
  72. Liberal official resigns over P.E.I. internet deal (CBC)
  73. How Small Can Computers Get? Computing In A Molecule (Science Daily)
  74. Researchers Use PlayStation Cluster to Forge a Web Skeleton Key (Threat Level)
  75. Labels Think They Can Build a Better Mousetrap (Epicenter)
  76. Firefox (Market) Share Tops 20% for November (NetApplications)
  77. Shouting at Datacenter Will Cause Latency
  78. Volvo goes for the crash-proof car
  79. intel's larrabee:end of computer graphics programming?
  80. Nanotechnology raises big hopes — and big fears (CBC)
  81. Sea Ice Ends Year at Same Level as 1979 (DailyTech)
  82. LG introduces wristwatch phone (CBC)
  83. Major U.S. lab discloses problem with vitamin D testing (CBC)
  84. The Worlds Hardest to Understand EULA
  85. How to rip DVD and edit DVD
  86. Arctic melt 20 years ahead of climate models (NewScientist)
  87. China shuts down 50 more sites during internet crackdown (CBC)
  88. New phone features 'baffle users' (BBC)
  89. Public 3-to-1 against new information sharing orders (Open Rights Group)
  90. Hackers attack credit card processor in massive security breach (CBC)
  91. Compact Fluorescent Bulbs Found to Emit Harmful Radiation (CBC)
  92. Outer planets choice is narrowed (BBC)
  93. Britannica reaches out to the web (BBC)
  94. A Concealed Assault On Privacy (No2ID)
  95. Amazing! 1.5 gigapixel photo of Obama's inauguration
  96. Police use Google Earth to bust pot growers
  97. Acid oceans 'need urgent action'
  98. Introduction of smart cards in today's world..
  99. Record London snowstorm defeats the surveillance state (BoingBoing)
  100. Internet not full of pedos, the statistical edition (BoingBoing)
  101. RFID PASScards Easily Cloned (EFF)
  102. Government of Canada Launches RFI on Open Source Software (Michael Geist)
  103. Boy, 9, writes program that lets kids 'fingerpaint' on iPhone (CBC)
  104. U.S. networks to keep TV in analog amid DTV delay (Reuters)
  105. Playing violent video games has risks: study (Reuters)
  106. Microsoft Says "Sorry" About Windows 7 UAC, Vows to Appease Critics (Daily Tech)
  107. Microsoft readying My Phone cloud service (CNet)
  108. Spy centre will track you on holiday (Times Online)
  109. Author's Guild claims text-to-speech software is illegal (BB Gadgets)
  110. Microsoft plans to open retail stores
  111. Canadian Mass Surveillance Legislation Back (Michael Geist)
  112. CTIA: All Your Cell Phones are Belong To Us! (EFF)
  113. Microsoft Sued Over Vista-To-XP Downgrade Fees (Information Week)
  114. New Company Looks to Produce Space Based Solar Power Within a Decade (Universe Today)
  115. Panorama's of CERN (BoingBoing)
  116. Saturn has small moon hidden in ring.
  117. TV converter box coupons start flowing again (AP)
  118. So how many "Earths" do you think we will find?
  119. Military Laser Hits Battlefield Strength (Danger Room)
  120. Lab-grown Nerves Promote Nerve Regeneration After Injury
  121. Researchers Warn of Security Flaw in x86 Chips
  122. Maggots no faster than gels at healing wounds, study finds (CBC)
  123. Google pulls some street images
  124. NSFW: 'New' Best Buy DVD Player Comes With Free 'Buckets O' Cum' DVD(The Consumerist)
  125. Online Poll For NASA's Mars Rover Naming Contest Opens March 23