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The rally that drove oil to a record $139.12 a barrel recently surpassed the gains in Internet stocks that preceded the dot-com crash in 2000.
Read Some Compare Oil-Price Surge to '90s Dot-Com Rally (Links)
-- Miami real estate agent Lucas Lechuga began blogging to share his knowledge of the local market. He didn't bargain for a $25 million defamation lawsuit when he wrote that a Miami developer had gone bankrupt decades ago.
Read Training helps bloggers hone professionalism (Links)
Google, already the world's dominant Web company, keeps on growing.
Read Google-Yahoo Deal Raises Antitrust Fears (Links)
TOKYO, June 13 -- Tomohiro Kato, who police say has confessed to a stabbing rampage on Sunday that killed seven people, planned and executed the attack while enmeshed in Japan's near-ubiquitous matrix of surveillance cameras and high-speed wireless networks.
Read Killer in Japan Made His Intentions Public (Links)
The most nerve-racking moments of the mission came three weeks ago, when the Phoenix Mars lander touched down on the Red Planet's dusty surface. From 13,000 miles per hour, the spacecraft screeched to a 5 mph crawl, broke through the Martian atmosphere and gently landed.
Read Twitters From Mars! (Links)
Google and Yahoo, two of the Web's most dominant companies, announced a partnership yesterday that could significantly alter the multibillion-dollar race for Internet advertising.
Read Yahoo, Google To Partner on Advertising (Links)
The nation's chief telecommunications regulator said yesterday that he will push to establish a federal policy on the early cancellation fees charged by cellphone and other services as early as July.
Read FCC Chief Pushes New Rules on Phone Fees (Links)
First there was Google Earth. Now its co-founder wants to take on the universe.
Read When the Earth Is Not Enough (Links)
Rep. Frank R. Wolf (R-Va.) called yesterday for better measures to protect government computers and cellphones from cyber-attacks after revealing that computers in his office and several others on Capitol Hill had been targeted in recent years by hackers thought to be based in China.
Read Wolf Warns Of Foreign Attacks on Computers (Links)
Good news for the tech industry: I'm finally going to break down and buy a smartphone.
Read What Smartphone Makers Can Teach Legislators (Links)
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