Kodak files for bankruptcy, police raid house of megaupload.com associates, British student may face extradition to the US, the SOPA protests, Apple reinvents textbooks, the Steve Jobs action doll is no more, the new generic top-level domain name extension .kiwi.

Martin Reisch talks to us about entering the US with the help of his iPad, CES showcases an eye-tracking tool for Windows 8 called Gaze, knighthood for Apple employee, Apple threatens legal action of Seve Jobs action figure, Apple files patent for intelligent power adapter, crowd sourcing to help solve crime, New Zealand entrepreneur may face challenge from Apple.

Dr Tijl De Bie talks to us about his research into whether a song can be predicted to be a hit, more on Universal Music's take-down of a song on YouTube, Netflix signs a deal with the BBC, how Iran captured a US drone, Sony sued for changes to its terms and conditions, the QR code tatto that generates random content, why an Israeli man changes his name to Mark Zuckerberg.

Universal Music wrongfully takes down music video on YouTube, WebOS goes open source, a new way to estimate the size of the drug industry, Telstra is being investigated following a data breach, new media rules recommended by the New Zealand Law Commission.

Zuckerberg pictures stolen from Facebook and posted online, recently discovered planet may be in the habitable zone, scientists try to bring back the wooly mammoth, a Swiss court rules that pirating material for personal use does not hurt copyright owners, Chrome browser takes second spot in world rankings, Thierry Breton and his views on internal email, measuring network performance during TelstraClear's unlimited data weekend.

Siri has views on abortion, a urinal games console, iPhone explodes on a plane, more signs the iPad 3 is around the corner, whether HP printers can be set alight remotely, the Galaxy Tab ban in Australia is overturned.

Penguin pulls its ebooks from libraries, volume bugs in the Galaxy Nexus, analysing Facebook's 3.74 average degrees of separation, the iPad 3 screen, Zune Music Pass comes to Australia.

The launch of Google Music, the RIAA targets ReDigi, mystery patterns in China found on Google Earth, Korea's anti-spam plans, hundres of music labels cancel their deal with Spotify, rumours that Spotify will come to Australia and New Zealand soon.

Adobe announces the end of Flash for mobile devices, amplifying a wireless signal with a baking tray, Valve's Steam database hacked, time warp glitch on Sydney Morning Herald, iPhone 4S pricing in New Zealand.

A Javascript H.264 decoder, Facebook users compromised daily, the lost Steve Jobs interview, Android phones break more often, the weight of the Internet, the first copyright infringement notices under the new law in New Zealand roll in, the New Zealand launch date for the iPhone 4S.