
Is this the latest frontier for internet enterprise? Or just a momentary aberration by the technologically-inept?
The Register UK has come up with some interesting cases of people seeking “justice” on the internet.

In this video demonstration the ultimate answer to the question on everyone’s mind is answered – Will it Blend?

Getmapping announces the availability of Cities Revealed LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data to add to its portfolio of height data of England, Wales and Scotland. The new LiDAR data covers the main centres of population, including Greater London, Birmingham, Greater Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Glasgow and Edinburgh and is available online from Getmapping.com.

More manufacturers are outfitting laser printers with technology that leaves microscopic yellow dots on each printed page to identify the printer’s serial number – and ultimately, you, says the San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation, one of the leading watchdogs of electronic privacy.
The dots, invisible to the naked eye, can be seen using a blue LED light and are used by authorities such as the Secret Service to investigate counterfeit bills made with laser printers, says Lorelei Pagano, director of the Central Bank Counterfeit Deterrence Group.

BT Total Broadband’s new Home Hub gives customers the best wireless signal of any UK broadband provider thanks to next-generation wi-fi technology that enables reception even in areas that other routers find difficult to reach.
The sleek new design houses the latest “N” standard wireless technology which gives stronger and more reliable connections than routers offered by other UK broadband providers; BT is the first UK ISP to offer “N”-standard wireless technology.

Clickatell announced that mig33, Bluepulse, MXit and Rummble have selected Clickatell’s SMS gateway to increase customer acquisition, improve the effectiveness of social communities, and increase the overall “stickiness” of mobile communities. In today’s mobile society, people want to communicate while on the go, and the addition of text messaging to mobile social networks greatly improves the ability to stay connected.
The global social networking market will grow to a massive $28.9 billion for revenues generated from all business models in this industry by 2012, according to Informa Telecoms.

www.friction.tv, the online speakers corner, and parliamentary website www.ePolitix.com have agreed a two-way syndication deal to share news feeds, political analysis and online video debating. The partnership will broaden the audience for ePolitix’s coverage of the UK political scene by tapping into Friction.tv’s growing base of 600,000 monthly visitors.
Under the terms of the deal, Friction.tv is streaming an ePolitix news feed on its political channel home page and is offering branded ePolitix news articles within the Friction.tv website. Videos uploaded in response to a news article from ePolitix are automatically posted into a co-branded ePolitix channel at www.friction.tv/epolitix.

weComm has announced it has been selected by Turner Sports, a division of Turner Broadcasting System, Inc (TBS, Inc), as its mobile applications partner to launch feature-rich services including NASCAR.COM. Turner partnered with weComm to utilize its technology to deliver multiple brands with a single mobile application download, supported on 350 handset models.

RealVNC has launched the latest version of its enterprise level VNC, Virtual Network Computing, solution for remote desktop control. VNC Enterprise Version 4.4 is designed to make it even easier for a user on one computer to take full control of another, regardless of platform, operating system or location. For example, mobile devices can be used to mange a remote PC from the other side of the world or local Unix applications delivered to Windows or Mac users.

Webroot,has announced the availability of Webroot(r) Secure Backup, a new data backup solution for home PC users which protects digital photos, music and any other files from damage or loss. Webroot Secure Backup, delivered over the Internet as a service, automatically secures data online, locally or both to ensure users always have access to the files they value most.
Nearly 40 percent of home PC users consider their digital content to be priceless, yet over 60 percent of those libraries of digital photos and music are never backed up because it’s too hard or takes too much time.