Demi Moore twitters to avert suicide
Actor uses online messaging service Twitter to intervene in case of suicidal Californian woman
Where are all the crash-free programs?
Celebrity Squares: Film director Jamie Blanks is constantly frustrated by software that keeps crashing and losing his precious things
Campaign against film piracy tells moviegoers how precious they are
Ads spoofing classic films such as Lord of the Rings, Jaws and Life of Brian thank consumers for supporting the industry. By Mark Sweney
What do we expect from our games?
Naomi Alderman: The launch of the online game Routes has got me thinking – what do we want from a game, and how is it different to what we want from a story?
Reviews for the txt generation
Netbytes: Blippr lets users review books, movies, CDs and other products in 160 characters or less
‘It saved my emotional life’
Celebrity Squares: Film director Jennifer Lynch loves her BlackBerry because it makes her appear 'grown-up and presidential'
Microsoft in deal to bring Universal movies to the Xbox
Microsoft has announced a content deal with NBC Universal, making a modest chunk of the studio's portfolio available for rent via the Xbox 360 console
Man v machine as 538 goes to the Oscars
After success with his predictions in sport and politics, Chicago's Nate Silver found Hollywood harder to analyse
CBS, Last.fm deny passing user data to RIAA; some users delete accounts
The news cycle spins fast and flimsy these days. Late Friday night, TechCrunch posted an unsourced rumour that CBS-owned Last.fm handed a "giant dump" of user data to the RIAA. The music org was said to have requested the data, which could be used to find users who are listening to as-yet-unreleased tracks, after U2's upcoming album was leaked two weeks before release. By Robert Andrews
Will sinking The Pirate Bay really help films and music?
Charles Arthur: The fascinating thing has been the claim by music and film industries of how much business they lost
How to tell a great toy story
Interview: John Lasseter A pioneer in computer animation, the Pixar co-founder is still pushing technological boundaries - this time in 3D
FindAnyFilm wants to help youfind any film in the UK
The UK Film Council has launched a website that tells you where to buy, rent, download, or see almost any movie that's legally available
Burn after listening: Man finds military secrets on MP3 player
Life mirrors art as security breach in Oklahoma copies plot of Coen brothers' CIA film Burn After Reading