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Young Europeans make the switch
Europeans in the 16-24 year-old bracket now use the internet more frequently than they watch TV according to the European Interactive Advertising Association's Mediascope survey released last month.
Facebook pages set to replace websites?
Whether you're a celebrity, a football club or a business, you now have the option of owning your definitive Facebook page instead of just setting up a presence as a personal profile page or a group.
Rock band revolution
MTV's launch of Rock Band (www.rockband.com) in the US last month wasn't just another video game release.
Comment
Will mobile internet boom - or bomb - in 2008?
Google set many mobile industry alarm bells ringing last month when it announced the launch of a new mobile software called Android.
Bitesize
Playing for free rice
A simple online vocabulary testing game at http://www.freerice.com/ gives you the chance to feed millions while playing.
Germans crack the Colossus
Code-crackers in one reincarnation or another have been around for decades.
Bottoms up
New parents totally confused over the merits of Pampers Micro over Huggies Super Dry might be persuaded by this option - the Moviestar viral.
Dreaming of a green Christmas
Already sick of the wastage and cheesiness of Christmas festivities?
The Numbers Page
Most popular UK newspapers online
Guardian Unlimited remained the most read newspaper online
Social media overtakes webmail... email overtakes phone-calls
Social networks received more UK traffic than webmail services for the first time in October.
Online TV and film sites attract 21 million
More than 21 million people in the UK logged on to websites with film and TV content in October, representing a 28% year-on-year increase, according to a Nielsen Online survey.