Another Thursday marks the Guardian's technology supplement Online going, erm, online.
This week we lead with look at the rise and rise of cybercrime - the DrinkorDie software piracy ring mentioned last week and details on the Sumitomo bank hack attempt. It's fascinating stuff: bank heists, software cracking, inside jobs and pleas of innocence... even if it's not quite got the glamour level of Ocean's Eleven.
Elsewhere, we wonder whether buying music on your mobile phone isn't going to turn out to be a waste of money, and look at a rift that's developed in the open source movement. We also look at how mobile operators are worried about giving us our spectrum back and talk to Wonkette blogger Ana Marie Cox.
In comment, we look at whether Valve is going to kill off games publishing, examine new battles in the PDA market and watch how you can trace your DNA online.
And there's much more: just click here for the complete listing.
