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We know you've been waiting minutes, hours, and even days for the release of the Rock Em Sock Em Robot's Fight from the SES conference. You can all rest better now because the much-anticipated rumble is up and ready for your enjoyment. Only Murdok was there to bring you exclusive coverage of this event to find out which search engine is truly best.

The future of finding employment via the Internet will make 'who you know' very important, but getting a start will be a function of 'what you know' and what positions you can find to get in the door.

Web 2.0 may sound like a utopia where faceless corporations morph into feeling, interacting entities composed of many humans who talk to other humans (like customers) via the Web, enriching both parties to the conversation. That sounds nice, but of course there’s a downside: sometimes, your company may get trashed on the Web.

Freshman Senator or former First Lady, that could be the choice Democratic primary voters face when selecting a Presidential nominee for the 2008 election. Tendencies of their demographics have begun to emerge on the Internet.

Forget everything you've ever read, heard or seen about web marketing. Forget the marketing gurus and poo-bahs who tout the need for SEO (search engine optimized) text. The information upon which you've based your on-line marketing strategy is outdated. It is soooo last millennium.

Some private schools have taken extreme steps to quell the use of blogs and social networking sites by their students; teens just want to express themselves.

The battlefield looks to be set. The young, vigorous commander has come to the field of battle and he's playing to win. He's strong, he's clever and he's brilliant. He's also hired brilliant mercenaries, both old and young, to strengthen his fortifications and construct new weapons. He's red hot and he's ready to fight but he might be just a bit nave.

One of the biggest debates in this business right now is comparisons between Google and Microsoft. Bill Gates was recently quoted as saying Google is "more like us than anyone else we have ever competed with."