Imaging Tech Widens Newsgathering (AP)AP - Among the (Internet advertising) more striking

Imaging Tech Widens Newsgathering (AP)AP - Among the (Internet advertising) more striking

Digital Imaging Tech Widens Newsgathering (AP)
AP - Among the more striking photos appearing online after Thursday's coordinated London explosions was one of a double-decker bus, its front intact but its sides and top ripped open. The image, on the BBC's Web site, came not from a staff photographer but from an amateur who happened on the scene with a digital camera.

Yahoo announces text message mobile Web search (Reuters)
Reuters - Yahoo Inc. is rollingout a service that lets users in the United States tap theInternet media giant's Web search using text messaging,matching a service now offered by rival Google Inc.

Fear of Spyware Changing Online Habits (AP)
AP - Internet users worried about spyware and adware are shunning specific Web sites, avoiding file-sharing networks, even switching browsers.

David Lee Roth to replace Howard Stern (Reuters)
Reuters - Infinity Broadcasting isn'tcommenting on an online report penned by a former Howard SternShow regular that suggests David Lee Roth will be one of thepersonalities that ultimately replaces the ribald DJ on theairwaves.

Intel Makes Move into Film Business (NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Intel (Nasdaq: INTC) has hooked up with independent film studio Revelations Entertainment to create an online movie distribution company, dubbed ClickStar, that promises to deliver first-run movies and boost demand for Internet-based multimedia content.

EU Proposes System for Online Music (AP)
AP - The European Commission proposed a single Europe-wide copyright and licensing system for online music on Thursday, aimed at boosting the European Union's music business.

Web users flock to UK sites for London blast news (Reuters)
Reuters - Record numbers of visitors delugedBritish Web sites on Thursday as people around the world soughtnews of the blasts that rocked London's public transport.

Sprint Rolls Out Wireless Internet Plan (AP)
AP - Sprint Corp. announced its arrival onto the wireless broadband scene on Thursday, more than a year and a half after one of its top rivals, Verizon Wireless, started offering broadband Internet service.