Taking Back the DNS

Most new domain names are malicious. I am stunned by the simplicity and truth of that observation. Every day lots of new names are added to the global DNS, and most of them belong to scammers, spammers, e-criminals, and speculators.

Shadow Technology Announces Summer Bundles Offer For Leading Call Management Software, Call-Shadow

Also Targets APAC & Middle East Resellers

US GOLD - US gold rises after weak GDP data

New York, 30 July 2010 - US gold futures rose for the third day in a row on Friday after US GDP numbers came in weaker than expected.

LME LATEST - LME zinc inches to new 10-week high as metals resume rally

- Three-month zinc climbed to a new-week month high on Friday, amid a complex-wide advance as short-covering picked up ahead of the month-end following improving US sentiment data, while a soft dollar also lent support.

LME LATEST - Aluminium, lead push to new multi-month highs amid technical, end-month buys

- Metals extended their rally into early ring trade on Friday as the dollar faltered alongside sentiment on stock markets ahead of key US data and the end of July book-squaring.

Cyber Wars in Iran

Regime deploys shadowy army of cyber-warriors to take on dissidents on the web.

LME LATEST - Metals drift back after stocks data, steel bucks trend to hit 2-1/2-mth highs

- Base metals slipped back after the latest daily warehouse report, which showed more increases than declines in stocks, further inhibiting the mood in the complex this morning, which is meandering ahead of keynote US GDP data early this afternoon.

LME MORNING - Metals trade sideways ahead of US GDP; dull inventory data and soft euro check rally

London, 30 July 2010 - Base metals settled into a narrow sideways pattern during Friday's LME morning session, trading broadly in mid-range as the complex marked time ahead of a string of US releases this afternoon, including the GDP flash and a consumer sentiment index.

METALS - European Opening View - Industrial metals post solid gains; consolidation seen this morning ahead of key data

London, 30 July 2010 - Gold posted modest gains Thursday after reversing initial weakness, however broader commodity sentiment proved far more bullish as the CRB Index closed up 1.5% while solid gains were seen across the industrial metals as platinum and palladium hit their best levels in a month while copper, aluminium, lead and zinc all hit 2½-month peaks.

WILDOMAR: Publishing feud heats up

The publisher of three community-oriented free newspapers is striving to shut down rival publication Wildomar Magazine, the online blog site of local political commentator Gil Rasmussen.