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Miss Manning? Even if you don't, this parody's for you
This is what sports parodies of alternative-pop crossover hits are meant to be.
Google could soon control .docs and .lol
In two weeks new top-level domain names, similar to .com and .org, will be unveiled.
Cops nab Brooklyn burglars after friending them on Facebook
The Brower Boys repeatedly bragged about their conquests on Facebook—as the NYPD watched.
One Direction fanfiction gets animated thanks to "Archer" artist
Mark Parsons has bravely stepped into a realm dominated by female fans of the U.K. hearthrobs.
Dot Dot Dot: Everything online is subject to remixing
Creativity find its greatest outlets on the Web, as art imitates life and vice versa.
Diary blog finally ends—343 years later
Phil Gyford has religiously reproduced the 17th century diary of Londoner Samuel Pepys every day since 2003.
Pro-independence Scottish site slammed for listing Twitter followers as political supporters
Even foes of the pro-independence movement were suddenly listed as supporters on the Yes Scotland website, sparking outrage.
Hulu hits 1 billion views on YouTube
YouTube's leading competitor just hit a huge milestone with little more than cartoon clips and ads.
Pop the question to Miss USA on Twitter
Organizers will use one question culled from the Twitter hashtag #AskMissUSA in the annual beauty pageant on Sunday.
Parody account chronicles Pittsburgh's "Pig on the Parkway"
“Just hoofin' it down the highway."
3 EU committees vote against ACTA
The three committees have merely an advising role, but the move shows that momentum against the trade agreement is rising.
Is Pinterest too sticky to drive traffic?
Pinterest is good at retaining users on its site. Too good, some top pinners say.
Has the hashtag #YoSoy132 launched a Mexican Spring?
Anger at media corruption in Mexico is boiling over as tens of thousands hit the streets in protest and a message of solidarity trends on Twitter.
Olympic champ quits Twitter to focus on Summer Games
Swimmer Rebecca Adlington, a double gold medallist at the 2008 Beijing games, is throwing Twitter in the deep end.
