Archive for July, 2006

Aspyr Media on Monday announced development of The Gamerhood, a new digital download store that will allow Mac users to buy top-tier games and download them directly on their Macs. Aspyr expects to release The Gamerhood in Fall 2006 — it will be free for all Mac users.

The goal of Jonathan Miller, AOL’s chief executive, is to devote all of AOL’s energy to building its free Web-based services.

Provides you with comprehensive control of user activity on your computer.

Jul 07, 2006 — An effort to remove Braveheart, The Passion of the Christ, Saving Private Ryan, various Shakespeare adaptations and any other R rated DVD from public libraries hit a wall last week when the Loudoun Library Board of Trustees rejected a request from county supervisors to stop purchasing adult-oriented videos.

Kentucky officials are taking heat over a Web-filtering blacklist they claim is intended to keep state workers from abusing their on-the-job Internet access. Critics, however, say the system has at least as much to do with politics as it does with porn.

The home of the derby and Mint Julips is now the center of a national debate over what Internet content employees should be able to access.

SALT LAKE CITY—-July 5, 2006–ContentWatch, the leading provider of Internet management tools for home, small/medium businesses, government, education, and public organizations, won the Best of State award in the overall category of Science and Technology.

Australia’s media watchdog has sought the removal of almost 250 pornographic web pages and other internet postings over the first four months of this year. –

AUSTRALIA’S media watchdog has sought the removal of almost 250 pornographic web pages and other internet postings over the first four months of this year.

FLAGLER BEACH — Unbeknownst to some residents, the Flagler Beach Library has offered filter-free wireless Internet service to its patrons for the past year or two.