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• Beware Domain Registration Scams Analysis: Hoaxes and spam about expiring domains are a favorite ploy -- here's how to spot the fakes.
• Create Flash Scripts On the Cheap With KoolMoves KoolMoves lets you design Flash-based animation affordably--without sacrificing features.
• Struggling Wikipedia Sheds Thousands of Editors An academic researcher questions the site's viability, but Wikipedia defends its policies.
• 5 Hopes for an iTunes-Style Magazine Store Magazine publishers may pool their resources to go digital; here's hoping they don't overlook these concerns.
• New Banking Trojan Horses Gain Polish As banks improve their ability to detect and fight fraud, the Trojan horses that criminals devise become even more sophisticated.
• Keep Your Passwords Private--and Handy--With LastPass An online airing of tens of thousands of stolen Webmail passwords suggests that it’s time to find extra protection.
• Teen Jailed for Hacking Scientology Site A New Jersey man was sentenced to a year in prison plus $37,500 fine for his role in a DDoS attack last year.
• Parlay Your Photos Into Holiday Cards and Calendars Use image-editing software and Websites to turn your digital photos into handcrafted greeting cards and other holiday gifts.
• Holiday Travel Made Cheap and Easy — Click and Go! Whether you're off to grandma's house or planning a dream trip, use these tips, tricks, sites and strategies to save money, time and hassle.
• Egypt Applies First for International Web Domain ICANN is taking applications for international domain names; how might this change the Web?
• Berners-Lee's Foundation Wants the Web to Improve Life Tim Berners-Lee's World Wide Web Foundation will open its doors officially on Sunday.
• Clicker's Cool, But Hates Your TV This Web tool for TV is clearly release 1.0 -- here's what to do next.
• Clicker's Online TV Schedule Goes Live The search engine for TV shows on the Web is now open for business.
• Mint Puts Twitter to Work Mint's new Money Tweets feature shows how businesses can put Twitter to good use.
• Twitter's Revamped Retweets: The Good, the Bad and the Missing Twitter streamlines the retweet process; here's what you need to know about the new features.
• BlueBeat vs. Beatles: 3 Things We've Learned The Beatles are banned again from BlueBeat, which will take its tune to court this month.
• Beatles Ban Takes Effect at BlueBeat The online retailer is complying with a court order to stop selling Beatles tunes online -- for now.
• Developer Finds Major Coding Errors in Facebook, MySpace Update: Social networking sites MySpace and Facebook have apparently fixed coding errors that could have allowed an attacker access user data.
• ICANN OKs International Domains: The Pros and Cons Making the World Wide Web truly international is going to bring some complications and potential confusion.
• Quicken 2010 Takes Cues from the Web Even with Microsoft Money out of the picture, Quicken continues to improve--and offers solid value for those who prefer to track their personal finances with desktop software.
• Self-promotional Sites With iWeb Businesses are increasingly researching prospective employees on the Internet. So why not direct them to a Web site designed to promote your best work?
• Sneaky Fees Two bucks to get a paper statement? $15 to book airline tickets online? Wireless providers, cable companies, and other firms are increasingly nickel-and-diming us to death. Here’s how to fight back.
• Geocities Shuts Down Yahoo is closing the gates to some of the earliest consumer Websites.
• Save Web Sites Offline Slik asked the Answer Line forum how to save an entire web site offline
• Google Books is About Readers, Sergey Brin Says Controversial book-scanning project preserves access so consumers win -- and booksellers need not lose, Google cofounder says.