The "meme of the week," to borrow a phrase from Om Malik's useful overview, was started by venture capitalist Josh Koppleman, who pointed out that most of the Web 2.0 hype began and ended with a handful of geeks, and made no impact on hundreds of millions of Internet users.…

If US defence department chiefs had hoped the conspiracy theories would stop with the release of new footage of the attack on the Pentagon, they may have been disappointed.

Elder Scrolls: Oblivion is the latest Take Two title to be removed from shelves, in a controversy reflecting the GTA: San Andreas "situation" from 2005.

Apple has - as predicted every week for the past four months or so - launched its replacement for the iBook consumer laptop, and it is called, as was expected, the MacBook. (This distinguishes it from the "professional" level laptops, which are called the MacBook Pro.)

Stunning ... Iceland National Theatre's production of Pinter's Celebration WH Auden and Louis MacNeice famously visited Iceland in 1936. Simon Armitage lately followed in their footsteps. And Prince Charles, I'm told, is a frequent visitor. But Iceland remains, to the average Brit, virgin territory, writes Michael Billington.

If you bought the Guardian last thursday may have noticed my column on 360voice, a website that allows you to enter you Xbox 360 gamertag and then view a blog 'written' by your console, based on your gaming habits.