Yes, it's Thursday - and that can mean only one thing.
No, not that the weekend is only two days away (which it is, of course) but that a new edition of the Guardian's print supplement Online has hit the streets.
This week we've a veritable cornucopia of features.
Clint Witchalls leads the charge with a fascinating piece on an initiative to build a sub $100 laptop aimed at the developing world (spearheaded by MIT's Nicholas Negroponte) and Sanjita O'Connell looks at a new database which hopes to keep track of the natural world. And since one world's not enough, we've also been talking to Jill Tarter, director of the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence Institute.
Richard Wray and Keith Stuart have been out at the 3GSM telecoms show in Cannes, bringing us the news on mobile phones and mobile gaming respectively.
In comment, Victor Keegan looks at digital TV, Jack Schofield writes on Carly Fiorina's departure from HP and Michael Cross questions the government's complaints over bad press coverage.
Meanwhile, Inside IT looks at credit card fraud and police force information sharing among other things.
Of course, it doesn't stop there. Click here to browse the full contents of this week's supplement.
