Research company Outsell Inc. reported that the spending on US print media advertising has been surpassed by spending on online advertising for the first time in history, this happens even before the end of Q1 2010.
More reported by Business Week:
Spending on Web sites and other digital media will rise 9.6 percent to $119.6 billion this [...]

Digg, Gizmodo, Ars Technica, and more blog posts reported that yesterday, Google acquired DocVerse, a company that allows users to edit and share Microsoft Office documents through the Internet in real time. This acquisition will soon enable Google’s services to allow their user to modify Word, Excel, PowerPoint documents. The two companies note that there are some hesitancy [...]

Last Wednesday, Google posted a draft proposal to change the DNS protocol to enable “authorative DNS servers to see the addresses of their clients” (read more about DNS here). Google proposes to include more information in the user’s IP address data sent to the Internet provider that enables them to get a better idea where [...]

According to arstechnica blog, the internet has used 90% of its IPv4 capacity as of January 2010 (see what is an IP address here).  The increase to 90% from the previous number the blog reported, 81%, came in about only a few weeks.
The Internet community has come out with a solution (IPv6) with greater range [...]