Reuters - CBS Corp. will showcase segments of its "60 Minutes" television news magazine on the popular Internet portal Yahoo as the TV network seeks to rope in a wider audience for news programs, the companies said on Thursday.

When he travels, Vice President Dick Cheney wants his hotel suites at 68 degrees, a document published Thursday by "The Smoking Gun" Web site stipulates.

When he travels, Vice President Dick Cheney wants his hotel suites at 68 degrees, a document published Thursday by "The Smoking Gun" Web site stipulates.

AP - Google Inc.'s stock will be added to the Standard & Poor's 500 index, a long-anticipated rite of passage that gave the company's recently slumping shares an immediate boost.

AP - Yahoo Inc. and CBS Corp. have signed a deal to bring video from CBS's popular "60 Minutes" program to Yahoo's web sites, beginning this fall.

Macworld.com - New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is suing Web site operator Gratis Internet Inc. for allegedly violating consumer confidentiality agreements by selling millions of consumers’ personal information to e-mail marketers, according to a statement issued Thursday by Spitzer’s office.

Reuters - New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer on Thursday filed suit against online marketer Gratis Internet, accusing the company of selling personal consumer data from millions of customers despite a strict confidentiality pledge.

Reuters - CBS Corp. on Thursday said it will showcase segments from its popular "60 Minutes" television news magazine on Yahoo Inc. as it seeks a wider audience for its news programs.

PC Magazine - A glitch in the open-source e-mail application may allow outsiders to take over computers running the software, according to security researchers and the Sendmail Consortium.

AP - Chinese authorities have shut down dozens of Web sites that carried pornographic material or offered pirated movies or online games, the government announced Thursday.

AFP - New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer filed a lawsuit accusing a company of selling e-mail addresses in what he described as the largest deliberate breach of privacy in Internet history.

AP - Computer-savvy Philippine protesters took civil disobedience to cyberspace Thursday, launching a "virtual sit-in" campaign that urged online activists to overwhelm the police Web site with numerous hits.

Reuters - The Web site reads like an advertisement for a holiday home.

Reuters - The Web site reads like an advertisement for a holiday home.

AP - The broadcaster Discovery Communications Inc. wants to help kids with their homework by selling them access to an enhanced home version of the video encyclopedia network already used by thousands of schools.

Reuters - They were the first white rappers to hit it big, and they blazed musical trails on the Web and DVD. So leave it to the Beastie Boys to take the concert film in a radical direction by letting fans call the shots.

In this exploration of the many trends powering the new web paradigm, Tim Ziegler separates the progressive ideas from the hype. In Webmonkey.

The NSPCC is to receive cash donations when computer users search using a special search portal.

According to the Internet Standards Assessment Report (ISAR) released by the Web Marketing Association, Legal Web sites are generally inline with the overall ISAR Index for Web development. These sites score well in terms of design, copywriting and ease of use. They score lowest in innovation and use of technology. [PRWEB Mar 22, 2006] Trackback URI: http://www.prweb.com/zingpr.php/U2luZy1JbnNlLVNxdWEtVGhpci1IYWxmLVplcm8=

AP - Commentator Ariana Huffington apologized to readers for a blog posted on her Web site on March 13 that was attributed to actor George Clooney but was actually a compilation of his views.