Truck crash pics spark Web debate
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What started as a few seconds of terror for a driver in Utah has become a set of photos so unbelievable they're making their rounds on the Web's myth-busting circuit.
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To bring its new online Yellow Pages to life, Amazon.com sent trucks outfitted with digital cameras to capture images of 20 million businesses. But in its preview stage, many of the pictures in the digital business directory aren't accurate.
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An accident in Tennessee four years ago that killed three children and injured three others prompted the federal government to urge states to give high priority to improving safety at railroad crossings used by school buses. But only a dozen states followed through.
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A controversy which has flared over two bloggers working for the campaign of US presidential hopeful John Edwards has highlighted the pitfalls facing candidates as they embrace the Web to reach voters.
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Plus: Taxicab chats threatened by technology. [News.com Extra]
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A controversial website, www.live-shot.com, already allows Internet users to fire a .22 caliber rifle at targets on a Texas ranch from afar.
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Blog: Photo of the news trucks lined up along 5th Ave. for the iPhone.
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Channel 4 has sparked an angry reaction by deciding to screen graphic images of the car crash which killed Princess Diana next week, the Observer newspaper reported Sunday.
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A fuel tanker truck crashed near the Pentagon early Wednesday, sparking multiple explosions that sent flames nearly 50 feet in the air and shut down a major highway for several hours overnight. The driver died in the accident, authorities said.
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Just a year ago, Italian troops in Iraq were bleeding and dying. On Nov. 12, 2003, a truck crashed into the Italian headquarters in the southern city of Nasiriyah.
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The National Transportation Safety Board released hundreds of pages of information about Cory F. Lidleâs crash today.
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The digital roadside advertisements are springing up around the US, raising safety concerns.
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A TV company has begun legal action to get harrowing film of the Bradford City fire disaster removed from the internet.   Club officials are outraged the footage of the 1985 tragedy - in which 56 people died - is on video site YouTube.
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Militants posted video footage on the Internet purportedly showing the killing of three truck drivers, who were also shown warning others against working with US forces in Iraq.
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Tracking down online images is mostly hit or miss thanks to inaccurate text tags, but a new technology could help you find what you're looking for more precisely. By John Gartner.
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LOS ANGELES - The Internet was abuzz Friday over a series of racy photos linked to an &quot;American Idol&quot; contestant.
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Editors at The New York Times and Los Angeles Times showed similar judgment one day last week in running large, front-page pictures of tsunami victims. Faces of dead babies in makeshift morgues were clearly visible. They were the type of images you were hard-pressed to see during hours of television coverage.