Click's Facebook security advice If you are worried about Click's investigation into the potential risk of identity theft by third-party applications on Facebook (1 May, 2008), here is our advice. First: Do not panic. You can controll everything!

Greenland is planning to make a request to the International Whaling Commission (IWC) to kill 10 humpback whales a year, starting in 2010. You can help us save the lives of these humpback whales by sending a protest e-mail today to the IWC members!

The Next Web conference in Amsterdam just announced the winner of their startup competition. The judges were unanimous in naming My Name is E, and the startup got the audience vote as well.

One security company warned that the attacks may not be over. "There's going to be quite a few modified Twitter worms for a day or two,", on his company's Web site. "Be careful in Twitter, don't view profiles, don't follow links."

The Marque's ambitious aim is to market an ecological hatchback with cheerful, attractive styling, equipped with a hybrid HDi drivetrain and sold at the same price as an entry-level C4.

Good old EXXON! Bigger than SHELL but also better? I think that GREED is the word for this crisis and these profits and you are the one who is paying this! The profits come from you! Big OIL should say thank you!

Watch this positive and hopeful 'call for change' ad (right) and sign its message below before sending to your friends. If enough people support its message, it will be picked up by US talk shows and be broadcast to millions of Americans this week!

Hayden Panetierre awesome video for the whales!

So much good news! Big Oil did it again! I think that this stinks... But who am i? As long as GWB and all his leading friends across the world help big oil millions of people will die and BIG OIL WILL MAKE REDICULOUS PROFITS! JUST SICK!

Shares in Europe's largest carmaker soared as high as EUR1,005 in early trading, having closed at about EUR210 on Friday. That gave it a market capitalisation of around EUR296bn ($369bn), higher than that of ExxonMobil!