美国当局确认了中国网络攻击的幕后黑手，推特每天点击5000万条推特（这仍然大大低于电子邮件/天的标准），2009年《信用卡法》生效。

• Credit card protecti*** in effect C***umer Reports points out that today's the day that the majority of the c***umer protecti*** from the Credit Card Act of 2009 take effect. Make sure you know what that means to you.
• Chinese Hacker Resp***ible For Google Attack Code Identified U.S. authorities identify the man who tried to hack Google in China—the event that prompted Google to stop censoring search in China. [Gizmodo]
• Twitter Hits 50 Million Tweets Per Day The popular micro-blogging service is pushing out tweets like nobody's business. Of course, it doesn't beat the estimated 210 billion emails a day (and that's from two years ago), but it's still impressive. [Mashable]
• If Eric Schmidt Thinks Privacy Doesn't Matter - He should Publish His Own Browsing History A lot of people are upset with Google CEO Eric Schmidt's recent comments regarding user privacy and the mistakes Google made when they launched Buzz. This is one such resp***e. [BlindReason]
• Windows Phone 7 and the End of Hardware Choice Gizmodo notes that, with the impending Windows Phone 7 launch, the "'slap our software on any old hardware' open platform is dead." [Gizmodo]
• Codeorgan This web site plays web sites based on their source code. Not terribly useful, but if you ever wondered what Lifehacker sounds like, there you go.
• Microsoft may end up resorting to M&A in mobile Reuters suggests that if Microsoft wants to compete with Apple and Google in the **artphone market, they may need to c***ider buying other manufacturers like Nokia or BlackBerry.