By Antone Gonsalves, TechWeb, itnews.com.au “More than half of the visitors to MySpace are reportedly 35 years old or older, a surprising statistic given the media attention the site has received as an Internet hangout for teens and young adults. A recent analysis of the users of leading social networking sites found significant shifts in MySpace’s demographics while the site grew dramatically over the last year, ComScore Networks said. In August, children and teens from 12 years old to 17 years old accounted for 11.9 percent of all visitors, compared with 24.7 percent the same month a year ago.” Suggested Reading:Ask.com (Ask Jeeves) is Rethinking Search – Questions Again?Surfing the Internet is Good For Your Brain!YouTube Shows Full Length Programs – Watch Star Trek Online!How Not to Make $1000 Per Day on the InternetTechnology Industry Welcomes Girl Power

Have your say today, By Kieren McCarthy Published Monday 9th October 2006 10:01 GMT, The Register “A meeting of the internet’s top brass as well as UK politicians, businessmen, and academics will take place in London at 2pm today – and bloggers have been asked to make their voices heard. Discussion will cover the future of the internet and seek answers to the problems the medium has thrown up, including spam, phishing, freedom of speech, and child pornography. The results will then be fed into a global meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) that will be held in Athens at the end of the month, and that meeting’s chair, United Nations representative Nitin Desai, will be present and giving a speech alongside trade minister Alun Michael. Click here to find out more! Representatives from Google, Nominet, Ofcom, the Department for Trade and Industry (DTI), Messagelabs, the Worldbank, the Oxford Internet Institute (OII), Cyber Liberties, and the London Internet Exchange (LINX), among others, will put their point across in a number of panel discussions that mirror what will take place in Athens.” Suggested Reading:Online Dating Agency Scams RevealedUS backing for two-tier internetWarning To Bloggers: Moderate Your Comments, Never Auto PublishCredit [...]