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A New Era In Banking Begins - Business
Law will eventually end ‘float,’ canceled hand-written checks
How many checks will bounce as Check 21 takes hold is in dispute. Consumers Union suggests 7 million additional checks will be hit with overdraft charges each month

PeopleSoft Shareholders Likely To Back Oracle - Investment News
Oracle vowed to withdraw its $24-per-share offer unless a majority of PeopleSoft investors signaled a willingness to accept the money by tendering their stock before midnight EST. PeopleSoft's board has advised shareholders not to tender their stock, arguing that Oracle's current bid is inadequate.

Spamming the Big Fish - Humour
Bill Gates may be the most-spammed person in the world. The Microsoft chairman receives about four million e-mails a day, most of them spam, according to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Much of the spam is blocked by filtering technology, but even so, Gates has a staff of several people to sort his e-mail.

What Should I Do If The Internet Goes Down? - Humour
No one knows when the Internet will fail. It could happen at any time, leaving you bereft of your e-mail, your sports scores, and your Blogs. Therefore, it's important that you and your family have a contingency plan for just such an emergency.

Halloween Goes High Tech - featured Article
It's the second-largest decorating holiday after Christmas and Hanukkah and merchants are catering to the Halloween crowd with a proliferation of high-tech wizardry -- voice-activated skeletons, smog machines and gory bleeding goblins.

Search Marketing Off the Beaten Track. - featured Article
Opportunities for effective, inexpensive search marketing are abundant when you and "think outside the (Big Search) box" and look to vertical or specialized content sites.

Email Open Rates: Are Email Messages Read? - featured Article
According to a study, newsletters continue to draw higher open rates per campaign than their direct email counterpart.

PayPal service restored, company announces - Featured Article
Most members of the online payment service Paypal should be able to log on to the Web site after five days of intermittent service outages and furious repair efforts, the company said.

New Google tool poses privacy risks - Technology
NEW YORK - People who use public or workplace computers for e-mail, instant messaging and Web searching have a new privacy risk to worry about: Google's free new tool that indexes a PC's contents for quickly locating data.

Chips Coming to a Brain Near You - Technology
In this era of high-tech memory management, next in line to get that memory upgrade isn't your computer, it's you.
Professor Theodore W. Berger, director of the Center for Neural Engineering at the University of Southern California, is creating a silicon chip implant that mimics the hippocampus, an area of the brain known for creating memories.

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