This is also where to find Parodies, Spoofs, Send-ups, Take-offs, Sketches, Satires, Lampoons, Skits, Fol-de-Rol and other free, online palaver!
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* Search lists provide sociological key to countries' priorities *
In a shocking (to some) upset, popular role-playing game "RuneScape" topped our sacred NHL as Canada's Most-searched Online Subject in 2008. And the weirdness continues. . .
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Bend Over, bin Laden *
And interactive game -- warning: Highly addictive!
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Brokeback Mounting parody smashes records *
Half-minute parody of film generates 1.4 million page-views in first month, 75 per cent more than previous top-viewed title.
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Designer Andy Fould's site is full of fun and games *
Lots of George Bush interactive stuff.
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Discover wikipedia *****
We love Wikipedia, and we bet you will, too!
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Do video games breed violence? *
Violent video games have a much more damaging effect on children than parents would like to believe, leading them to perform poorly in school, argue with teachers, condone aggression and get into physical fights with their peers, according to a series of new studies.
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Engrish *
Offensive? Or just plain funny?
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Geek no more *
Wondering where your accountant is? He's probably at home with his buddies, the lawyers, teachers and MBAs, who've turned off the TV and turned on to Doom 3 and Ghost Recon
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Hey kids, it's true...video games make you sharper: study *
Action-packed video games may offer more than just entertainment: They may make you sharper, according to a new study.
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Kazaa, iMesh vulnerability termed 'serious' *
Users of file sharing programs such as Kazaa and iMesh are urged to install a security patch after a serious bug was discovered in their underlying network
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Kid surfers make waves among Canada's advertisers *
Canadian youth are now spending more time surfing the Internet than vegging in front of the TV, an Ipsos-Reid poll released Tuesday says.
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LEGO Indiana Jones online game premières before new movie even opens *
The movie won't hit theatres for another week, but fans don't have to wait any longer to get a taste of the adventure Indiana Jones(TM) has to offer. (Unrated.)
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Networks keen to offer TV shows on-line *
Networks are tripping over each other in the rush to offer everything from individual programs to season subscriptions -- online. Web viewers can even watch some shows for free -- with advertising, of course.
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Putting the sports fan in the director's chair *
Interactive TV had some weak spots, but it did allow the viewers to play.
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The Future of War *
A long -- but interesting -- "game."
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The genius that spawned Doom *
It has taken four years, but the creators of the Doom video game series have finally reached the next level.
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The rebirth of Napster? *
...it could mean something good for digital music fans, provided Roxio plays its cards right.
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Thousands of new product introductions underscore the strength of the consumer electronics industry *
A spectacular showcase of hot new products and trends in audio, home networking, mobile electronics, video and wireless packed the show floor as attendees from all over the globe gathered at the 2005 International CES to celebrate the tremendous growth of the digital revolution.
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Web trends, laughs, highlights for 2006 *
The internet came into its own in 2006, with online advertising outdoing television and proving itself indispensible in oh, so many ways!
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Hackers set record *
Hackers set a record on May 4, as they launched a record number of successful digital attacks carried out in a single day, a British security company said.
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Microsoft launches TV software platform *
Microsoft Corp. on Monday plans to unveil new software to help cable television companies develop digital TV programming and services.
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Robert Bateman claims kids are withdrawing from the real world *
Drawing on his personal observations, Canada's foremost wildlife artist insists something must be done to inspire children to return to some important touchstones of the natural world.
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Study challenges video-gamer stereotype *
Roughly two-thirds of college students play video games, but the image of a nerdy guy who spends all day in a dimly lit room blowing up computer-generated bad guys is off base, according to a new study.
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