Twitter Facing Login Problems? Thursday, January 13, 2011, 11:22:00 AM Twitter.com hasn’t had the best time lately; after a spell of shut downs last year, an investigation from the Office of Fair Trading and a request from the US Government to release the details of anyone associated with Wikileaks.org – Twitter needs a break. Unfortunately for them, they’re not getting one, they”re getting a whole load of complaints from users who can’t log in.

Mac App Store & Twitter App Released Today Thursday, January 06, 2011, 7:04:58 AM Apple-blogging specialists Razorianfly.com reported yesterday that a new Twitter app will be introduced today alongside the launch of the Mac App Store. The application, simply called Twitter For Mac, comes from the developers of Tweetie, the Iphone Twitter application and reportedly features native retweet support, real-time updates and drag-and-drop tweeting capabilities. The brand new Mac App Store is due to go live at 12 noon EST today, 6th January

Tina Dam, Senior Director of internationalised domain names at ICANN has reportedly resigned according to reports. Dam is responsible for developing and managing all IDN related projects at ICANN and has been responsible for driving the introduction of the successful IDN Fast Track process.

A screen shot of a WikiLeaks App developed by a third-party firm (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — As pressure continues to mount against WikiLeaks, supporters of the whistle-blower website have been distributing its controversial leaked cables through other means. Two Jordanian news websites, AmmanNet.net and 7iber.com (which means ink in Arabic), said on Tuesday they have begun translating into Arabic WikiLeaks-released cables issued by the US embassy in Amman regarding Jordan and the Arab region. In a joint statement, the news websites said they “began this week posting..

Millions asked to change passwords after Gawker.com attacks. Wednesday, December 15, 2010, 10:46:15 AM Last weeks fatal DDoS attacks on the social media and blogging site Gawker.com have encouraged some of the nets biggest sites to issue their users with warnings

Operation Payback’s Twitter stream; a Netcraft chart of Moneybookers.com performance (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — WikiLeaks hackers The Anonymous group has taken down Moneybookers.com making it the latest target in a string of ongoing attacks the group has launched in support of WikiLeaks.

Operation Payback’s Twitter stream; a Netcraft chart of Moneybookers.com performance (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — WikiLeaks hackers The Anonymous group has taken down Moneybookers.com making it the latest target in a string of ongoing attacks the group has launched in support of WikiLeaks. Web analytics firm Netcraft reported that the attack was organized to start at 09:20 GMT on Friday, but was not affected until after 11:00 GMT

Defenders of Wikileaks.org knock out PayPal and MasterCard Wednesday, December 08, 2010, 10:36:02 AM The war over Wikileaks.org is well under way and has claimed its first high profile victims in the forms of PayPal and MasterCard. It was announced yesterday that ‘hactivists’ 4chan had vowed to defend Wikileaks by ‘taking down’ any of the sites who first turned its back on Julian Assange and his organisation.

Apple teases ‘exciting’ iTunes announcement for tomorrow On Monday, the front page of Apple.com changed into a full-page message that teases an “exciting announcement from iTunes” at 10am EST tomorrow, November 16. ITunes has received a significant number of updates since version 10 of the popular cross-platform music software debuted in September.

Myspace.com to get axed if figures don’t lift says News Corp Friday, November 05, 2010, 12:28:31 PM News Corp has said Myspace is running out of time to revitalize its operations, during a call with analysts. News Corp acquired Myspace in 2005 for $580 million, believing they had the next big thing