delivers

Google and Yahoo seem to be continuing to try to outdo each other in the email department, particularly in recent weeks. While last we checked, Yahoo still dominated the market share in the email category, Google seems to be doing everything it can to move in on that territory. They've been rolling Gmail features left and right.

It's not exactly a stretch to say the White House has public relations issues. For the most part, though, footage that could be held against them has been dug up by the Daily Show more than the mainstream media. And then came YouTube. What you might call a fringe group – global conspiracy prophets are fringe, right? – have uploaded an obscure video from 1994, where then former Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney defended the decision not to invade Iraq following the Gulf War (a decision which, if you remember in fairness, broke poor Al Gore's heart).

When it comes to saving money, small amounts matter - spending a mere five bucks on lunch, five days a week, amounts to $1,300 per year.  In terms of saving energy, the same idea applies, and so Blackle - a dark version of Google - was born.

How far would you be willing to go to score two 50-yard line tickets to the Super Bowl this year? For one Chicago Bears fan the answer is apparently pretty far. Jennifer Gordon is offering the space on her nearly nine month pregnant belly to be used for advertising in exchange for two tickets to the big game.

A study conducted by Yahoo! and comScore Networks has established that combined search and display ad campaigns deliver far better results than when used independently.

The free option from AOL allows users to pick up a .com or .net domain and add up to 100 additional usernames to that domain.

Complexity sells (sometimes). Customers are often impressed by all the extra features. The mood can change when they have to use the product.

According to the Federal Trade Commission, identity theft affects roughly 10 million Americans each year.