We're all celebrities in post-privacy age
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Move over, Paris Hilton. We all have celebrity issues in an age when anyone can create an online profile, post confessional videos on YouTube, or make snarky online comments about other people.
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Rethinking privacy in an immodest age.
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In the digital age, itâs growing increasingly difficult to hide dirty secrets from a former spouse.
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ÂPeople are getting the message that it is O.K. to pay attention to the way you come across, and that itÂs not just for the rich and famous.Â
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Comment is free: Marina Hyde: Finally, untrammelled by oversight, No 10's former residents are free to cash in on their name - like any other celebrity couple
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The Internet has opened the floodgates of self-expression. What happens next?
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Now that first impressions are often made on the internet, people are strategizing about how to virtually convey who they are, and crafting an e-version of themselves that appeals to multiple audiences.
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By Saul Hansell  Mark Zuckerberg is a member of the Google generation, a generation too young to remember all the fortunes lost when the last dot-com boom ended.
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Want an autograph from Johnny Depp? Chances are, he'll sign something for you -- and not be a jerk about it.  The 44-year-old actor is the most gracious celebrity -- for the third year in a row -- on Autograph magazine's annual list of the "10 Best a...
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Who says all the big stars are brainless? We've dug up more than 40 celebrities with some serious science and technology chops. Prepare to be surprised.
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Life & style: Online dating agencies are changing to attract the MySpace generation.
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Personal identity has taken on a new meaning in the digital age, where basic facts like your name, address or age are far less important to some people than the collected records of what you were looking at online.
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Consumers are embracing camera features that make them look thinner and more youthful. But what about society's trust in photography? Photos: Camera makeovers
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Americans used to guard their privacy. Now they give it up with nary a whimper. And along comes Google, to apply the coup de grace. Commentary by Tony Long.
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Why one effort to collect genetic data is looking for celebrities and billionaires.
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Plus: Are you having an identity crisis? [News.com Extra]
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Facebook is asking all of the right questions.