Topic: HTML

Facebook worm compromises up to 45,000 accounts

Thousands of Facebook accounts may have been comprised by the Ramnit worm, a security firm has revealed. 

Alexander Calder: Why today's Google logo is just the beginning

The search engine honors Alexander Calder with a twirling Google logo. But just wait for what comes next.

Will Zanran be the Google for data?

The beta version of a data search engine is up and running. It has enormous potential, but it's still got some glitches.

Secrets to a successful blog: Aesthetics

How your blog looks is more important than you think. These are the secrets.

Google logo: Is there a secret message hidden in the bouncing balls?

Google logo secret message rumors abound. But what's really behind all those bouncing Google balls?

Google balls: What's up with the Google logo today?

Bouncy Google balls bob, bound, and ricochet all over the Google homepage today.

How China will -- and won't -- change the world

China's astonishing urbanization could bring a new era of supercities, but its cultural norms probably won't eclipse American dominance.

GeoCities, a relic of an different web era, shuttered by Yahoo

It's the end of the road for GeoCities, the popular hosting service purchased by Yahoo in 1999.

Browser wars: New Safari soars, leaving competitors in the dust

Al Gore joins call for new '.eco' Internet domain

Al Gore and his group, the Alliance for Climate Protection, have joined forces with Dot Eco LLC to call for a new top-level domain for environmental websites.

Palm Pre breaks the rules, but can it break into the market?

Google: Everyone gets a website