Bravo Among First To Offer PayPal Mobile
The new service from PayPal where users of mobile phones can pay for goods with a text message or phone call will be able to try out the service during Bravo's "Top Chef" series.

Congress Considers Net Neutrality Fines
Just when Net neutrality seemed a lost cause in Congress, lawmakers began to consider shifting regulatory power to the Federal Communications Commissions in the form of case-by-case fines of up to $500,000.

Multiply Equals Discretion-Based Networking
Multiply CEO Peter Pezaris has moved beyond his past of contributing to Xemacs and selling companies to CBS Sportsline to help build a social networking site; we managed to avoid discussion a certain other social media site in a recent conversation.

Yahoo Socializes MyWeb Bookmarks
A recent upgrade performed by Yahoo's MyWeb team has tweaked a few of the features in the service, with one being an easier way to find and share bookmarks with others.

Google, Baidu Stared Down By Chinese Marketers
Some 637 Chinese e-marketing agencies indicated that they will file a class action lawsuit against major search engines like Baidu, Google, Yahoo, and others, claiming breach of contract, according to People's Daily Online.

Netflix Calls ‘Cut’ On Blockbuster Online
Home video rental chain Blockbuster got its own block busted by Netflix yesterday after the online rental company slapped it with a patent infringement lawsuit over Blockbuster Online.