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Israel takes to the Intertubes to answer questions about what’s what in the Gaza Strip.

A $50 billion Marshall Plan to save healthcare? Not. How about lopping off a couple zeroes and doing it for $70 million? The answer’s in the XML.

For the past seven months, the Federal Communications Commission has kicked around the idea of auctioning off a piece of the wireless broadband spectrum in order to provide free Internet access to Americans.

Electronic Arts doubles their layoff target to one thousand people in hopes of saving $120 million in 2009.

After filing some 35,000 lawsuits against Americans in an effort to combat music piracy, the RIIA will drop its legal assault and move on with Plan B: interrupt internet access for alleged file sharers.

Warner Music demands that YouTube pull down all videos that contain its music, claiming revenues generated are negligible.

Information Week names Amazon’s Werner Vogels Chief of the Year for his role in developing, implementing and changing attitudes about how we think of the cloud.

Three undersea cables connecting the Middle East and Europe are severed bringing communications and connectivity to a crawl.

The great thing about academic journals is that they’re gob full of information. The bad thing is that almost no one reads them. That might change.

SlingPlayer Mobile for the Blackberry will be available as a public beta starting December 30.