Back in April we informed you that The WB, the TV network that was shutdown in September of 2006, was preparing to make a comeback sometime this year but as a website. TheWB.com we said, would cater to those who enjoy re-runs of shows like Friends, Gilmore Girls, Smallville, and more. Sometime today, the site will go live, and shows will be available to watch for free (they will be ad-supported).

Let's just pretend for a minute that the RIAA has come knocking on your door accusing you of using a P2P service to illegally share music, and violating copyrights. Your first instinct is what? If you're Jeffrey Howell, you:

1. Uninstall KaZaa
2. Delete EVERYTHING in the shared folder
3. Reformat the hard drive
4. Download and use a file-wiping program to eliminate all KaZaa logs

If you are

Web Browser Wednesday

According to Alexa Wikipedia is the 7th most visited site in the world only to follow behind companies like Google and Yahoo. Seeing that they receive millions of visitors each day it should come as no surprise that people would use the tools at hand to make their own customized layouts and designs for the site.

Below we've listed out our top 10 Wikipedia themes that are

Recently Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, updated his status on the social network site to "100 Million people on Facebook!". No need for a press release or something fancy when all it takes is a one-liner status update to let the World know that the site you founded just reached a major milestone. That's 100 million active users that are using Facebook regularly. This number tells us that Facebook is growing, and pretty rapidly

The Digg that many of you are familiar with is a place to go to discover new content on the web. Over the years they've stuck to their roots and have focused simply on the new content, but now it looks as though they are branching out a bit. Just yesterday Kevin Rose announced that they were starting something new called Digg Dialogg.

Digg Dialogg (yes, it's two g's on Dialogg) is a

Saturday's CyberNotes was all about a service called Grooveshark Lite which reminds us of a combination of Pandora and Last.fm. It provides users with a quick and easy way to listen to and discover music. After writing about Grooveshark Lite, we recently came across a site called TinySong which is linked to Grooveshark.

TinySong makes sharing songs with others really easy. When you go to their site, just enter the song or

Back in May we wrote about how Newegg was joining Amazon in charging taxes in New York. Newegg really had no choice but to comply with a bill that was signed in the state called the "Amazon Tax Bill." Under that bill, certain out of state retailers are required to collect taxes for the state of New York if the state believes that the retailer