Net pedants pile into Casino Royale
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Now pay attention, 007 Those of you who have yet to see* Daniel Craig giving it some stick in Casino Royale will undoubtedly get added pleasure from the experience armed with www.moviemistakes.com's comprehensive list of the film's outrages against continuity and fact.â¦
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Plot lines from recent books are written by a cast of hundreds, even thousands, of often anonymous contributors who congregate online to write, collaborate, read, analyze and edit each other's words in crowdsourced fiction and nonfiction.
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Updated casino games combining new technology and mechanical reel games.
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Scottish stars Ewan McGregor and Dougray Scott are the bookmakers' favourites to be James Bond.
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James Bond fans in the Balkans seem as pleased as any by the darkness and edge of their hero in Daniel Craig's new 'Casino Royale' portrayal, but some cannot suspend their disbelief when the plot gets him to Montenegro.
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The Uefa president gets up to a lot more than we thought according to your efforts. This week's lucky winner is David Squires, who wins a Â£100 bet with BlueSquare. Second prize, Carlton Books's The England Cricket Miscellany, goes to John O'Reilly. Next week we want to see your takes on Lord Coe's Olympic logo shenanigans. Send them to gallery@guardian.co.uk by 6pm on Tuesday June 12 as a jpeg or gif, complete with a TITLE and CAPTION. Anybody who forgets will be made to listen to Sir Alex Ferguson's iPod.
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Looking through James  Bond&#39;s eyes at the Bahamas -- Agent 007&#39;s locale of choice for  six films -- all one can see are miles of blue-glass sea and  smooth white beaches made for bedding perfect women in  microscopic bikinis.
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James Bond's Casino Royale tops the UK's first chart to compare sales of DVDs, CDs, books and computer games.
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The complicated etiquette of saying "Get lost" online.
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People search that connects users to chat to find answers.
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Because anyone can edit Wikipedia, the Web encyclopedia's reliability varies wildly. Now a computer science professor hopes to give users a better baloney detector: software that flags questionable lines in Wikipedia entries.
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Spymasters to post recruitment adverts in online computer games.
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Some are born to rule, others to ridicule is a worthy reminder to U.S presidential hopefuls struck by an endless arsenal of satirical barbs on the Web.
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Business & money: How independent producers are putting their movies straight on the internet.
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Computers have always sucked at translation. How one firm is cracking the language code. By Evan Ratliff from Wired magazine.
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Also: Science tattoos making the Web rounds. See what people are saying on News.com Extra.
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