After our break over the Christmas period, the print version of Online returns today with a bang.
The new year gets off to a quick start with our cover story on organising your life online.
Meanwhile David McCandless gets in a sticky situation when he leeches his neighbour's Wi-Fi, Julian Baggini praises the email relationship, and Ben Hammersley tests out some solar-powered clothing.
Elsewhere, web guru Esther Dyson chats with us and we take a look at some of Apple's more, erm, dedicated fans ahead of Macworld next week.
On a more serious note, we take a look at how the web coped with the Asian tsunami.
With the new Freedom of Information Act coming into place on January 1, Dave Birch writes this week's Second sight on whether we've really considered what "freedom of information" means, while Simon Bisson watches the new legislation in action at the Suffolk constabulary.
As usual there's lots more - just here for the whole thing.
