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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The stars of two of the most infamous celebrity sex videos to surface on the Internet may be headed for holy matrimony. ADVERTISEMENT
Onetime "Baywatch" beauty Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon, a former boyfriend of Paris Hilton, applied for and were granted a marriage license in Las Vegas on Saturday, the syndicated TV show "Access Hollywood" has reported. (Read content ‘Anderson reportedly to marry again (Reuters)’…)

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ALBANY, N.Y. - The social networking Web site Facebook has been warned that it could face a consumer fraud charge for failing to live up to claims that youngsters there are safer from sexual predators than at most sites and that it promptly responds to concerns, a spokesman for New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said Sunday. (Read content ‘Facebook warned in N.Y. on safety claims (AP)’…)

They sure do look beautiful flying in formation during their annual migration, but when one of Illinois’s rare crashes and burns on a busy Moscow street corner, well, it’s never a pretty sight. Check out another pic of the carnage after the break…

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See that Wii or Xbox sitting under your TV? The PSP or DS tucked away in your messenger bag? That copy of Pac-man on your cellphone which cost five bucks and expires next month? Each of them owe a debt of gratitude to the granddaddy of all videogame consoles, the , which ushered in an era of unprecedented television usage, and which turns 30 years old this month. (Read content ‘Happy 30th birthday, Atari 2600!’…)

In the era of Web 2.0 that sees content going digital and people communicating through blogs and wikis, Hewlett Packard says the printing world needs to keep pace. Its solution, dubbed Print 2.0, aims to provide a quality printing experience no matter where the content resides. The goal? Keeping those print drums rolling. (Read content ‘HP Adjusts to Online Printing (PC World)’…)

NEW YORK - IAC/InterActiveCorp, the Internet company controlled by media mogul Barry Diller, plans to relaunch its Web site Monday with new games, more prizes and plans to add social networking functions. ADVERTISEMENT
The site also now incorporates a search toolbar that links iWon users to the company’s search engine. (Read content ‘Barry Diller’s IAC revamps iWon.com (AP)’…)

Like most teens, Richmond, Va., eighth graders have active online lives — and that’s exactly why they’re so taken with Rusty McGuire’s class.

“What you guys have to think about is, how much information do you put on your social networking pages?” McGuire says to the assembled students.

McGuire is not a teacher. He’s a prosecutor who goes after online sexual predators. (Read content ‘How Virginia Teaches Kids Online Safety’…)

The loss of Internet access in Myanmar has slowed the tide of photos and videos shared with the rest of the world but people outside of the troubled country continue to use new media sites and other technologies to protest military activity in the Southeast Asia country. (Read content ‘Internet Blackout in Myanmar Stalls Reports, Oversight (PC World)’…)