Another Thursday, another fabulous edition of the Guardian's Online supplement for all you dead-tree devotees out there. Good thing it's all on the web too.
This week we lead with an examination of how internet has changed the travel industry forever - and that, even with a recent ruling, travel agents are finding it impossible to stop the web.
We also take a look at the mobile phone version of cult conspiracy drama 24, new technology that could sniff out a terrorist attack before it happened and we speak to Lord of the Rings' conceptual designer Alan Lee.
And you want commentary? Karlin Lillington talks about the demise of Media Lab Europe, the MIT-spin off in Dublin; Jack asks when British consumers are likely to see some of the ground-breaking technology on show at CES; and Michael Cross wonders whether he may be turning into a wild-eyed cypher punk.
Of course, there's much more on offer too: just click here for a complete listing.
