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So, how much do you earn?

The website that threatens to break the British taboo over salary

And this is me on Facebook ...

A Swedish nurse has taken the urge to share happy memories a little too far by publishing photographs of brain surgery

More people get news from web than TV or print

Only a quarter of Americans now pick up a newspaper daily - whereas 37 per cent go online for news, according to a study

Web Watcher: Going virlal; thehirer.co.uk

Web Watcher: Going virlal; thehirer.co.uk

Microtrends: Arab Drifting

The Persian Gulf has the most hardcore boy racers in the world.

Top ten websites for young British internet users

Rent a slice of someone else's life

Websites offering holidays in other people's homes provide an instant connection with the local way of life

Councils to get the power to ‘spy’ on e-mails

Rights intended to help fight terror extended to cover public health, threats to public safety and prevention of self-harm

Georgia accuses Russia of waging 'cyber-war'

Several Georgian state websites have been affected by Russian hackers, though the extent of the attacks remains unclear

What's the point of the iPhone?

It may be a breakthrough device, but I don't need one and so far, nor do many others

Apple: sales of iPhone apps could top $1 billion

More than 60 million programs have been downloaded from Apple's online store in the month since the iPhone was launched

Web Watcher: Olympic standard; Devendra Banhart's new video

Web Watcher: Olympic standard; Devendra Banhart's new video

Analysis: what is wardriving?

Hackers can break into a store's wireless network in a matter of seconds, using only a standard laptop, experts say

US charges 11 in 'biggest ever' fraud case

The personal details of millions of British and American shoppers were stolen by sophisticated hacking techniques

Get Your War On; Chris Crocker's plea for Obama

The Web Watcher

Dick Pound slams IOC over internet censorship

Former IOC vice-president says allowing Chinese to restrict internet access has damaged organisation

Web Watcher: Mr Nitrogen; the skateboarder Rodney Mullen

Web Watcher: Mr Nitrogen; the skateboarder Rodney Mullen

Old story, new media: reporters grapple with the web

Journalists have always looked for novel ways of engaging with readers. The internet provide new opportunities for success – and failure

Web Watcher: Memories of Orson Welles

Web Watcher: Memories of Orson Welles

Computer games move into guerrilla marketing

Facebook is only beginning to assume a new guise as a gigantic viral marketing platform and companies are lining up