InfoShot 9/6/2006 - Crossing the Digital Divide
September 6, 2006

USA Today: Digital divide still separates white and minority students…
Many more white children use the Internet than do Hispanic and black students, a reminder that going online is hardly a way of life for everyone.
Two of every three white students — 67% — use the Internet, but less than half of blacks and Hispanics do, according to federal data released Tuesday. For Hispanics the figure is 44%; for blacks, it’s 47%.
the Register: Pump-and-dump spammers shift tactics…
Pump-and-dump scams are email campaigns that seek to encourage armchair investors to sink their cash into particular firms’ stock.
Cnet: Will Vista stall Net traffic?
Thanks to new directory software, Windows Vista could put a greater load on Internet servers. But experts disagree over whether we’re headed for a prime-time traffic jam or insignificant slowdown.
Information Week: MySpace To Let Musicians Sell Tunes Directly To Members
MySpace on Tuesday said it would provide the tools for artists to sell directly to members of the Web’s largest online social network.
the Inquirer: Shortages of PS3s hit US/Japan …
Oops, looks like last week’s story was right - doh!
Gizmodo: Apple Releases 24-inch iMac, Has Core 2 Duo
Mmmmm, Core 2 Duo, supersized!
Gizmodo: Looky Here: Mac minis Get Speed Bump, Too
AppleInsider: Apple cell phone is real and ready for production - analyst
Rumor-y goodness
Business Week: Apple hints at movie download plans
Showtime next week - Sept. 12
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