The head of a six-man ring of phishers led their criminal enterprise to steal around $360,000 from eBay users.

‘Be indexed or be forgotten’ seems to have been part of the message delivered by Terry Semel at the UK’s Royal Television Society 2005 convention.

Chapter 327 of “What’s Google Going To Do With The Money” says British yellow page company The Yell Group will be the next Google acquisition.

New digital music subscription services in the UK from Virgin and HMV support Windows DRM and aim to displace iTunes.

Users passing through London’s Heathrow Airport may get an invitation to view an ad on their cell phones.

British researchers have supplied the latest ammunition for the battle of the bulge-a drug that pumps up production of a hormone that regulates appetite. The lead scientists believes in the weight-loss solution so much he’s already set up a company to translate pounds into, well, pounds.

A 22-year-old Welsh man was made an example of by becoming the first to be convicted of modifying and selling copyrighted Xbox game consoles.

British telecom giant BT announced the world’s first venture into combining mobile and land line services into the new BT Fusion service. BT customers will be able to switch between their mobile and landed broadband lines as they come and go from their home or office.

A suspect in what US officials call the biggest intrusion into military computers ever detected will fight extradition.

A software flaw in Cisco’s Internet phones could create problems for users by crashing their phones.

The long-standing tradition of happy hour in pubs would appear to be on its way out in Britain. The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) announced they would no longer endorse or allow happy hour and other promotions designed to encourage binge drinking in their pubs.

Sorry folks, it’s not a new Monty Python sketch, but a serious attempt to break a speed record instead.

Prior to the upcoming election, Britons are showing a stiff upper blog and sharing their political opinions online.

Jack Daniels owner Brown-Forman steps into the fray with Pernod-Ricard and Fortune and Constellation to consider merging with Allied Domecq in a huge merger.

Netimperative offers details of a survey conducted by Agence Virtuelle that claims British search engine users are smarter than Americans.

British inflation remained steady in January with higher food costs, financial services, and utility bills.

The British economy finished 2004 with a growth of 3.1% even with a decline in production and a disappointing holiday season for the retail industry.

When writing content for the World Wide Web, a lot of authors wonder if they should have their pages translated into languages such as French or Spanish in order to widen their audience and to give their sites a more international appearance. It is sensible of web designers to consider this question, but one thing few native English speakers ever consider is: Should I write in British English (BE) or American English (AE)?