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Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Microsoft is now openly backing Carl Icahn's efforts to eliminate the entire board. Microsoft says they'll consider buying Yahoo again with an all new board of directors. Yahoo wants them to just go ahead and make an offer now. Kara Swisher says we should be focusing on what their 2Q report will say on July 22nd instead of all the drama. NBC will use their web and mobile coverage of the Olympic games as a "billion dollar research lab." They'll be analyzing all of the traffic on their website to measure user behavior, and as a way to get data for use in future negotiations with online advertisers. Hey! You can play Scrabble on Facebook now! No, not Scrabulous -- Scrabble. As officially sanctioned by EA and Hasbro. I have a feeling Scrabulous players aren't going to make the switch. The Tesla Roadster is all electric and completely sold out. But you didn't want to wait 30 hours to charge up your car anyway, did you? How about a new Toyota Prius? The next model will feature solar power. No, not a solar powered engine. That's too expensive. Just part of the air conditioning. It's symbolic... of something. Maybe you'd like to find out more about GM's Volt? The Volt uses electricity first, and gas as a back-up. But can GM ship it within two years, as promised? It would help boost their numbers if they could pull it off. Don't forget! I'm looking for your opinion on what drives you up the wall about technology. What's your pet peeve? Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Microsoft's code name "Albany" has it's official name now - it's Equipt. For $70 a year it will keep three PCs updated with the latest software plus access to the full MS Office Suite. It seems to be a response to Google Documents. Blockbuster changed their minds about Circuit City - they're not going to buy them after all. Their stock went up, Circuit City's went down. Microsoft may buy Yahoo. We've heard this all before, and some people say it isn't true. But it was enough to push Yahoo stock up about 6%. The 3G iPhone won't be sold online - only in brick and mortar stores. And you'll have to activate it there to get that $199 price. As for your old one - you can turn it into a touch if you deactivate the phone. Or give it to a friend. Woah - when you compare it to other services - texting is expensive! One Blogger did the math. Chinese bloggers are using software to write backwards so that it's harder for internet censors to flag them as controversial. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Adobe has created a way to let search engines peer into Flash files and present them as results. Luxury goods maker LVMH won a suit against E-Bay for not policing counterfeit items on their site. Will other makers follow? Wait, HOW much is the iPhone going to cost me - before the calling plan? Maybe a lot of people will make the jump from T-Mobile, since they just breached their contracts. Oh Noes! Google Calendar is the latest victim of Phishermen! Let's brush up on some common sense rules. Baggage companies are working to create a laptop bag that is "Checkpoint friendly." Japan has cigarette machines with age-verification systems - they scan your face for signs of age. But you can fool them with a magazine picture. Whoops. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Seth MacFarlane, the creator of "Family Guy" will be introducing "Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy" in partnership with Google - they'll distribute it using Ad Sense. Only TWO out of 18 of the major electronics companies scored above a 5 out of 10 on the Greenpeace report card. They have tougher criteria this year - and now they're checking to see how they impact climate change too. Read the whole report here. Princeton students will be able to download some of their textbooks into a Kindle reader starting this year. Rhapsody will be giving folks like Amazon and Walmart a run for their money with their new DRM free MP3 store! Canadians are getting a raw deal on the rate plan for iPhones NASA introduces Hyperwall 2! Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. News flash - Martian dirt is made of ... dirt! This is actually pretty exciting though, because it means we may be able to grow earthly plants there someday. Twitter is growing fast ... but are reliability issues going to turn it into the Friendster of micro-blogging? Friendfeed is catching on fast, and people are impressed with its many new features. Lots of Microsoft's customers are ignoring its unloved Vista OS. But who'd'a thought that Intel would be among them? The rumor is all but confirmed. Totally bizarre - the founder of the aptly-named Psuedo.com (which burnt through over $25 million in investor capital) is saying it was a "fake company" - or more accurately, a piece of "conceptual art." With Klimt's, Pollock's, and Picasso's fetching north of a hundred million bucks, maybe investors got a great deal. But the guy's taking no chances - having made his announcement from the safety of a remote Ethiopian town. Oh - and he's kind of blaming the New York Times. Microsoft is apparently paying something north of a $100 million for PowerSet. I was not wowed when I tested the service out in my May 13th episode. But it's a lot cheaper than Yahoo. Google is getting into the game of shifting media from your computer & the Internet to your TV. This is crowded turf, with Microsoft and Apple amongst those staking claims. But is it the start of a frontal assault on the living room? Keeping cops and crooks honest - it's the Pistol Cam! Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. The May numbers are in, and the PS3 outsells the 360! Soccer camp not for you? Try video game camp. You have a better chance of winning in video games if you pick the red team. You wouldn't use the Spore Creature Creator to make something naughty, would you? Sick kids need a little Dr. Mario. The Grand Theft Auto "Hot Coffee Mod" legal action has been settled, but the real winners are the lawyers. You're not suprised, are you? In case you were wondering, I wanted an ancient Roman 20-sided die for my birthday. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

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Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Now you can surf while you fly! On the first American Airlines flight - the wi-fi was free- but when the program launches - it's gonna cost ya... Sprint will give you some pocket cash - all you have to do is make a commercial for the new Samsung Instinct Phone and upload it to YouTube. Why advertise TO young folks when they can do the advertising for you? Avril Lavigne fans are using a refresher website to bump their girl to the top slot in YouTube - which is against policy. How long before they take it down? ICANN may loosen up restrictions on domain names. Someday there could be a WebbAlert.MorganWebb -- except I don't have the 50k you might need to register the domain. I can dream. Bill Gates is retiring - he gets frustrated with Microsoft products too! Read his blow by blow attempts to download Moviemaker here. Gizmodo takes us down into the secret vault of Legos. It's amazing. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. The Symbian OS will compete with the likes of Google's Android platform for the hearts and phones of a variety of manufacturers. By owning it all, Nokia can control it. And by making it a foundation making its products open source, they can hopefully keep from spooking its competitors out of using it. Virgin Mobile launches their answer to the big guys' unlimited flat rate plans - it's only $79.99 and it's pre-paid - no contracts. They're trying to tap into that youth market. They've all got eighty bucks in their pockets right? Shhhh... be very very quiet. Microsoft and Yahoo are talking again. But nobody knows if it's search, or acquisition or maybe nothing at all. The London Underground farecard system was hacked - WHAT? By Dutch security researchers. Oh. Wait, WHAT? They were proving that cards like that - which are also used in secure locations - can be breached. Snakes...Why'd it have to be snakes? Why'd it have to be ROBOTIC snakes? Because they're cool. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

The one, the only Don King is here to bring his world of boxing to your game console in Take-Two's boxing sim Don King Presents Prizefighter for the Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii. Author: G4TV Keywords: x-play Prizefighter Review wii xbox 360 Don King Presents morgan webb adam sessler video game tv entertainment news Added: June 24, 2008

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. The Wall Street Journal says Google Android Phone won't ship till fourth quarter. It's not really news - Google's been saying for a while that they won't ship until the second half of the year - which still has the fourth quarter in it, doesn't it? There's interesting stuff about the carriers in this article though. The latest presidential debate is taking place on Twitter. It's great that the candidates are reaching out to the tech world - but 140 characters seems like it wll reduce rather than enhance the dialog. Network Solutions - remember them? I did a story on their nasty habit of domain tasting. Now they've changed their tune and say it's a terrible abuse. But they claim they've always been against it. I guess they just forgot. There are now over a billion computers being used in the world. And there'll be two billion in 6 years. What happens when we're finished with them? Young people in the UK are using Google Earth to find homes with swimming pools, then organizing flash mobs via social networks to take a dip. It's like the reverse of the kids in SoCal during the 70s looking for empty pools to skateboard in. The Scottish Parent Teacher Council think that Wikipedia is to blame for students failing classes. There's a lot of wrong information on their, and nobody's verifying it. Maybe kids need to learn not to trust everything they read on the web? Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Carl Icahn has moved from writing letters to writing blog entries. The NY Post says it's really him - but he's writing the entries long-hand on a yellow legal pad. Executives are fleeing Yahoo. Three more people are leaving - add that to the four that already left. One of them is Brad Garlinghouse - the athour of the famous "Peanut Butter Manifesto." Yahoo says it's normal attrition, but in the meantime, someone has created a handy instant Yahoo resignation letter for anyone else who wants to leave. Two men stole $750,000 after getting account numbers and PINs that were stolen when a Citibank server was hacked. Citibank denies their server was breached, but many customers are getting letters saying their PINs are being replaced. Was that a DDOS or just Tiger Woods? ISPs reported record traffic during the U.S. Open. Someone who had just started lifecasting did so just in time. The day after he set up his webcam, he left it on by accident - and caught his neighbor stealing from him! The Smithsonian is adding some photos from their collection to the Flickr Commons project. Flickr and the Library of Congress started it earlier this year. It's great to be able to see some of these pictures - and you can interact by tagging them or leave notes identifying things or people. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. It's the most wonderful time of the year! Well - ALMOST - next month is E3 and there are a ton of rumors: what your 360 profile may look like the Guitar Hero World Tour Pack Lips! Tuesday's DLC will push the Rock Band catalog to over 200 songs. They're crossing the line by making the entire seminal alt-rock album Doolittle by the Pixies available for purchase. Practice your best Black Francis! If man is five, If man is five... There are more details on the new Star Wars games for the Wii and the DS. Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels and Star Wars The Clone Wars: Jedi Alliance are on the way. But Nintendo still have no plans to put out an external hard drive for the Wii, despite it's small storage space. And they discovered the hard way that more than just "geeks and otaku" are interested in more memory. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Solid Snake is back to perform his final mission in the Konami's highly anticipated stealth action title, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots for the PlayStation 3. Author: G4TV Keywords: Metal Gear Solid xplay g4tv Guns of the Patriots Review video game tv entertainment news Added: June 19, 2008

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Linked-In has some fresh cash now that investors bought 5% of the company for $53MM - that implies a total valuation of $1B. It's one of the highest valuations for a networking site. Om Malik was initially shocked at that number, but after he did the math and compared it with Xing - a similar company - he found that Linked-In's valuation is not out of line with the value public markets are putting on Xing. Videos are about to get longer on YouTube. Wait, is that a good thing? It's only for content partners, and you can only upload a gig. YouTube is courting independent film makers trying to get them to put their films on the site. Two computer scientists have created a program that simulates what the human brain does when it looks at a photo - we use clues in the picture to determine where it was taken. They used mass amounts of pictures on Flickr, since many of them are geo-tagged, and the computer is pretty accurate. To read their entire paper - click here. The MPAA is still trying to get the FCC to allow them to block recordings of films on DVRs - but NATO (the National Association of Theatre Owners, not the North American Trade Organization) isn't backing them up this time. The BBC has the earliest known recording of computer generated music. Listen to "Baby" play "God Save The King" back in 1951. And check out the great video introducing baby to the public. Can hackers change the way your coffee machine makes your coffee? Depends on what brand of coffee machine you buy. Sometimes expensive isn't better. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. There's a mess in the press. The AP starts a brawl with bloggers - they actually want people to pay for fair use. The Spam King is dead! Long live MySpace! Sorry kids, that beautiful new iPhone may cost more than you thought - unless you meet these eligibility requirements. What's better than a Roomba? If you said a Roomba that can squish under doorways and support the military-industrial complex at the same time, you win a prize! Yes, I went to Berkeley. The Mars Lander may have found ice. Please be ice...please be ice...that would be SO COOL!!! Turns out, about half the music on a young Brit's iPod is stolen. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Bloggers are ANGRY at the Associated Press. After the AP demanded that a website remove several posts that quoted their articles, there's been a lot of discussion over the definition of "Fair Use." TechCrunch is urging other blogs to ignore all AP stories until they clarify their policies. There's no saving XP now. No matter how people feel about Vista, they're stuck with it - until Windows 7 comes out, at least... Ina Fried will tell you how to survive. United may be charging $15 for every bag you check, but at least you'll be able to connect your iPod and iPhone with the in-flight entertainment system on transatlantic flights. Funny or Die is barely a year old but HBO is ready to put it on television. They've bought a small stake in the company and want 10 half hours of programming from the site founders. Sony Corp. is testing out a marketing tool for a straight to DVD release - they'll string out pieces of "Angel Of Death" on the web in 8 minute bites over 10 weeks before they package it as a whole. A team of European astronomers have discovered 3 "super-earths" surrounding star HD 40307. They found them using HARPS - High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. MySpace has been renovating their site over the past 6 months and you'll begin seeing the rollout today. There's new navigation tools, profile editor and search capability - as well as some changes to the MySpace TV player. Look for a brand new streamlined homepage on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Facebook has tied MySpace with 115MM monthly users worldwide. MySpace is still twice as popular here in the U.S. though, and right now, that's where the ad revenues are. U.K. and European users aren't worth as much... Tomorrow is download day! Mozilla wants to make Firefox 3 the most downloaded piece of first-day software - and put it in the Guinness Book of World Records. Right now the current record holder is... okay, well there isn't one. You can pledge to download it at their website. Firefox 3 is more than parties and world records - tech bloggers are saying that it's better than IE and Safari. For now. It's over. Really? Yes. Microsoft wanted to buy Yahoo's search assets for a billion dollars, but that's not going to happen now... ...because Yahoo cut a deal with Google. Google will now sell and display ads on Yahoo searches which could bring Yahoo 800 million dollars additional revenue. Yahoo can walk away from the deal but they have to pay a 250 million dollar termination fee. Microsoft is crying monopoly, and the NY Times is calling for the head of Jerry Yang. Poor Pluto. Once our 9th planet, then demoted two years ago to a "dwarf planet." Now it's being called a "plutoid" too. But many astronomers take issue with all of these classifications. Things are going to be HEATED at the International Astronomical Union's general assembly in 2009. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. The new iPhone has games too! My, my, what can't it do? When employees get downsized, most of them steal pens and toilet paper. If you happen to work at LucasArts however, you take secrets. Sandra Day O'Connor has tossed her gavel into the video gaming arena. Ourcourts.org is civics lesson wrapped up in an interactive game that has students proceeding over matters of civil law. Scientists help a disabled man walk...in Second Life. Gamers sue EA for shoveling out the same crap year after year. OK technically they're getting sued for collusion and anti-competitive practices. Sunday is Father's Day: You didn't forget, did you? I have some gift ideas that are great for dad! Get Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare for the armchair commando in your life. No More Heroes is a great game for Dads - but is for grown-ups only. LEGO: Star Wars is good fun for the whole family! Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Aaaand they're still at it. Carl Icahn and Yahoo are lobbing bombs at each other. Yahoo's severance plan has gone nuclear - and the proxy battle could trigger it. Icahn says that Yahoo executives could be personally liable for it all. Merlin has 12,000 labels under their umbrella now to negotiate for. That makes them as big as the smallest of the big four - EMI. It should help them when they sit down at the bargaining table with MySpace Music and Last.fm. The B.B.C. is endeavoring to put their entire archive online for public access. Considering that's 81 years of radio and television we're talking about, it's a monumental task. Google's co-founder Sergey Brin put a $5 million dollar downpayment on a private space flight to the International Space Station. Did you know there were robot-fish? Well if you did, why didn't you tell me?! And now they've made them even BETTER! They're on their way to mimicking REAL fish, and the latest incarnation can swim in schools. They'll be used to help track oil spills and see what whales are doing. Aren't researchers worried bigger fish will eat them? You know it's the future when we're trying to get advice on how to acclimate our real pets to our robot pets. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. That new iPhone with lovely 3G is much cheaper, sure - but if you're a first time iPhone customer, you'll pay $120 a year extra for the same unlimited data plan that original iPhone customers get. And if you're a business customer? $300 more. Wait, suddenly it's not so cheap. The MPAA wants the FCC to let them block certain movies from being recorded on DVRs. And if they won't let them do that, they want to be able to make the picture quality less than stellar. They say it will help combat piracy. Or, you know, make people really mad... ...Like Metallica did! They alienated many of their fans with their Napster shenanigans back in 2000 - and people are still angry. Now they're demanding bloggers and music reporters take down early reviews of their album. But see, they INVITED them to come and listen to it in the first place. Now you can get your daily Fix of the Daily Show With Jon Stewart along with the Colbert Report over on Hulu. Yay! YouTube announced that professional content creators can sell their own advertising - but some of the requirements are pretty steep. A supercomputer at the Los Alamos Government Weapons Lab just broke a world record by computing more than a petaflop. It's aptly named "Roadrunner." Meep! Meep! Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Forget about crystal skulls, digital effects, and silly gophers, it's time to enjoy the original Indy with LucasArts' multiplatform title 'LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures'. Author: G4TV Keywords: LEGO Indiana Jones Original Adventures Review xplay g4tv morgan webb adam sessler video game tv entertainment news Added: June 10, 2008

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. It's here. It's 3G. ..and it's beautiful... okay, it actually looks the same - but it's fast! Every iPhone owner will be able to update with 2.0 software - and bye bye .mac - it's now mobile me. They're even working with Microsoft Active Exchange. Plus there are some cool applications in the iPhone App store. For the whole keynote, click here. Lawmakers are looking to make cyberbullying a criminal act. They want kids to be protected as they surf the web, so they're updating stalking laws to include cyberstalking or harassment. Virgin Media is working with the BPI and sending out letters to customers "educating" them on piracy. There's also a stern warning that they'll be cut off from their internet or prosecuted if they illegally download music. Are the footsteps of pedestrian traffic in high traveled areas our next source of energy? Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Carl Icahn and Yahoo are sending letters again. Yahoo responded to Icahn's letter and said that the severance plans were not "poison pills" and told him to come up with a plan instead of just complaining. His suggestion is to publically offer to sell themselves to Microsoft for $34.375 a share, and forget about the severance plans. Yahoo says: No. Google is letting Gmail users test out some new settings in their Google labs. If you're a Gmail user, check the upper right hand corner and you'll see an icon for "labs" where you can find out more. A lost camera beams pictures of the thieves back to the owner!! There are all kinds of things you can use to protect your electronic devices against theft. Trent Reznor gives away the music of the bands that are opening up for Nine Inch Nails on their latest tour. It'll serve to support them, and make tickets more valuable. The lead cop in the investigation into the Warner Brothers/Pirate Bay case was working for Warner Brothers at the same time. Can you say "Conflict of Interest?" A 45 million dollar Mag-Lev train will be built from Disneyland to Las Vegas. That's great, if you're a tourist or live in Anaheim. Let's all just stay home and look at Disney World on Google Earth - it's in 3D now, so it feels like you're there... Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Steam wants to expand to Steam Cloud - which will hold your saves and settings along with your purchases. Sony recently announced Qore - episodic content available for download on the PlayStation3 that promises to bring Sony fans demos, videos, and behind-the-scenes interviews all for a monthly fee. Ninja Gaiden II comes out, and the game's creator Itagaki quits, sues, and kills the stock price. Call of Duty 4 sells 10 million copies. Hitler isn't allowed to play Mario Kart. Kids create games to foster social awareness. EA picks up Rupture for a rumored $30 million. Television executives couldn't possibly mess up a complicated technical project like an MMORPG, right? Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Carl Icahn sent Yahoo a letter. And it's a doozy. He's cast Jerry Yang as a Bond Villain. There's more information on those severance packages that Yang put into place during the Microsoft negotiations, and they don't look like they were meant to facilitate negotiation... Meanwhile, Yahoo is assuring everyone that they are healthy and vibrant with several deal announcements. They've teamed up with Wal-Mart and will now sell ads on their site. They've also opened their databases to help target market those circulars that you find in newspapers across the country. More Apple rumors! NO not about the you-know-what... I promised you not another peep. But THESE rumors are about Apple Apps - and possibly a new OS. What on earth will they name this one? Comcast is trying out a new system that will even out traffic on their networks without penalizing people based on the peer to peer protocol they use. They already got into hot water for doing that, so no more. Almost half of the HDTV owners in the U.S. have never heard of Blu-Ray. What? I know they're expensive, but... They're watching STANDARD Def DVDs on their HDTV? What?!?!?!!!1!! YouTube adds annotation. If you like pop-up ads, you'll love this. Oh, wait. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Off with their head! After new details emerge about the Yahoo/Microsoft deal-that-never-was, it looks like Yahoo sabotaged the bid on purpose. At least, that's what Carl Icahn thinks. So now, instead of just ousting the Yahoo board, he's looking to replace Jerry Yang as CEO too. Pity the people of poor Beaumont, TX. They're the guinea pigs in Time Warner's experiment with tiered pricing for internet usage. It's supposed to be a way to prevent peer to peer traffic from gumming up the works, and it's certainly not a popular solution. Most of the electronic items that get returned in the U.S. have nothing wrong with them. People either don't know how to work them correctly, or suffer from buyers remorse. It cost the electronics industry 13 billion dollars in 2007 alone. Are you finished playing a game or watching a blu-ray disc on your PS3? Then turn it off. If you run it 24/7 it sucks up five times the energy of a medium sized fridge. With the money you save, you can buy a Wii. You know... if you can find one, that is. AT&T is teaming up with Starbucks to give customers two hours of free wi-fi. You can buy a Starbucks card, or use one you already have to sign up for an AT&T wi-fi account, and say it's okay for them to spam you -- I mean, send you emails. They'll give you a free coffee too. Boston found their new lead singer on MySpace. Tommy DeCarlo was a credit manager at a Home Depot in North Carolina who sounded just like the late Brad Delp. Now Tommy will spend the next several months touring with his favorite band. See, dreams DO come true! Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. NASDAQ is breaking new ground by offering real-time quotes on it's securities on the web. Before now, most quotes online were already 15 minutes old. Check out Google Finance for the fresh stuff. Best Buy is expanding their e-cycling program - they already have kiosks where you can drop your old phone or printer cartridges off - now you can bring television sets less than 32" and computers to select locations to be recycled too. Wow, it's hard to find a copy of Wii Fit. Nintendo is pretty stingy with inventory, but Europe seems to have plenty of supply. I guess it's all about the almighty Euro now and not the dollar. An entire town asks Google Street View to wipe them off the map. Prince had a recording someone took of him covering Radiohead's "Creep" live taken down off of YouTube. It's nothing new for Prince to demand someone take down a video with his music in it. But Thom Yorke, the lead singer of Radiohead owns the copyright to the song and says to put it back up. Fight! Phoenix began digging - and it's retro rockets blew away enough topsoil to reveal a smooth surface... is it ice? We'll have to wait and see. Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!

Can't see the video? Watch this video now in a browser or download this video now. Comcast.net was down for several hours thanks to a couple of hackers. Users were unable to access the home page or web-based email. Both Comcast and the hackers say no private information was compromised. Were Chinese Hackers behind the major blackouts on the east coast in 2003? Or was it just excess tree growth? The FCC is considering a plan to that would give millions of Americans free wireless internet service. The Phoenix Mars Lander has a twitter account! And it keeps it updated! And it answers any questions you have about the mission, or mars! Sapporo is beginning a microbatch of "space beer." It's made from barley that was harvested from seeds that spent time on the International Space Station in 2006. Steve Yohanan wants you to touch his robot bunny. How do you feel about that? Want to get every episode of WebbAlert automatically delivered to your iTunes software, or another great player? Click here!