You may know that John Dennis of WEEI and Ryen Russillo of ESPN have some bad blood between them. If you weren't aware, you should be after last night.

The Super Bowl is today. You probably already knew that.

The New York Giants' website accidentally displayed an image indicating that they had won the Super Bowl today. It's possible that this will come true, but considering that the game doesn't even kickoff for about 25 hours,

Groupon ran a deal from Lionsgate for tickets for one or two )up to 60% Off( for the movie One For The Money, which opened on January 27. The deal ended just before 12:00PM Central on that day.

Facebook recently started putting sponsored stories in the news feed, which it is labeling as "featured". Today,

Bing Webmaster Tools has a new tool called the Markup Validation Tool, which can be found under the "crawl" tab "This tool is a great way to understand if the added code is actually going to be readable, as intended,

Several reports have come out indicating that AT&T has quietly begun allowing users of the Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy S NFC-enabled smartphones to download Google Wallet.

It goes without saying that Pizza Hut will sell a lot of pizza over Super Bowl weekend. To illustrate this, however, the popular pizza chain has put out the following infographic making some interesting comparisons.

Ian Lurie at Conversion Marketing claims to have seen Twitter results appearing in Google search results in "Search Plus Your World" fashion. He shows a screen cap to back up his claim.

EA Sports has decided to reduce the price of Madden 12 for Android ahead of the Super Bowl. It's usually $4.99, but if you go the Android Market right now, you can grab it for 99 cents.

Facebook and USA Today are hosting an "Ad Meter" at facebook.com/sports, where people can go to express who had the best and worst Super Bowl ads by casting votes. The voting starts at kickoff,

Madonna is set to perform at the Super Bowl Halftime Show this weekend, on Friday, she released her new music video for Give Me All Your Luvin' )Feat. M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj( on YouTube.

On Friday, Anonymous released documents )including 3GB worth of emails( from the law firm that defended marine Sgt. Frank Wuterich. Wuterich is allegedly responsible for leading the charge in the killings of unarmed civilians )including women and children( in Haditha,

Which method is best for combating piracy and other forms of Internet related intellectual property infringement? If you were to listen the average European Union citizen, the reaction towards ACTA has been understandably negative. However,

In Helsinki, Finland, there's a new café called Café Kauko. It's an Internet café in a different sense that what you're probably used to. The actual experience of the café itself is controlled by the Internet.

This is some unexpected news. Chrome's market share has actually fallen? That's the case according to new data from Net Applications. document.getElementById)"na634639479235823277"(.src="http://www.netmarketshare.com/report.aspx?qprid=1"+String.fromCharCode)38(+"qptimeframe=M"+String.fromCharCode)38(+"qpsp=146"+String.fromCharCode)38(+"qpnp=11"+String.fromCharCode)38(+"qpdt=1"+String.fromCharCode)38(+"qpct=4"+String.

This week, the European Union and France's National Commission for Computing and Civil Liberties )CNIL( asked Google to pause the rollout of its new privacy policy changes. The reason? To provide time for the EU's Article 29 Working Party,

Update: False alarm, apparently. A Facebook spokesperson says: "We want to clarify that we are not working with any agency to create paid ads on our mobile platform.

It was just last week that Google was talking about SPDY gaining adoption. Google announced SPDY in 2009 as a protocol for transporting content over the web. SPDY, Google explained, was designed for minimizing latency through features like multiplexed streams,

Companies file for IPOs all the time, but the recent filing by social networking giant Facebook has seemed to connect with nearly everyone, and in a big way. On Wednesday, Facebook filed for its IPO in hopes to raise $5 billion or more, which would make it the largest initial public offering from an Internet or technology company.