Police spend £3000 on models to help with drink drive campaignSource: DailyRecord.co.uk by Mark McGivern
POLICE are spending thousands of pounds to hire leggy models to take photos of Christmas revellers - in a bid to stop drink driving.
Despite a budget deficit of £16million, Strathclyde Police are shelling out £3000 for models from Pix Angels to help crack down on crime.
Bebo Australian operations killed by FacebookSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
THE Facebook juggernaut has claimed the scalp of AOL Time Warner's $US850 million ($921 million) acquisition of Bebo, with the social media site tipped to close its Australian operation before Christmas as part of a global retreat and rethink.
90,000 sex offenders identified on MySpace Source: The Times
MySpace, the social networking web site, has identified and removed 90,000 registered sex offenders in the past two years, the company said last night.
Facebook users warned over virus resurgence Source: Guardian Unlimited
Facebook, MySpace and Bebo users are being warned about the resurgence of a virus-like worm that will try to infect their PCs when they follow a comment posted on their profile.
Facebook: Children evade social websites' age limitsSource: Guardian Unlimited
Nearly a quarter of children between the ages of eight and 12 are evading the age restrictions imposed by social networking sites Facebook, Bebo and MySpace, a poll of young people revealed last night.
Children evade social websites' age limitsSource: Guardian Unlimited
Social networks are not doing enough to protect children, according to a new survey out day. The survey estimates that around 750,000 children may be illicitly using social networks despite these being supposedly limited to teenagers and adults.

Regret.com, I wish I could hit that @!$%# up. I'll pop round, yeah. Looks kinda misty out. I think I'll call her. Maybe I'll just myspace it all instead. Bebo. Facebook. Yeah, do that.
Have the Google Earth gatecrashers got your swimming pool in their sights?Source: the Mail online
Would-be revellers are using satellite images on the internet to find houses with swimming pools - and then turning up uninvited for an impromptu dip.
The craze involves using the Google Earth programme, which provides high-quality aerial photos of Britain and other countries.
Is Bebo A Bargain? Or Is Facebook Overpriced?Source: alleyinsider.com
Caveats for all three comparisons: The MySpace deal, of course, was a flat-out steal for News Corp. in hindsight: Even though the social site's growth may be flagging, a conservative valuation would put the site somewhere in the $5 billion range.
Spanish house trashed after Bebo party Source: Telegraph
A teenager who advertised her 16th birthday party on the internet saw her £4.5 million family home in Spain destroyed after more than 400 people turned up and caused thousands of pounds worth of damage.
Another teenage suicide in South Wales town..Source: the Mail online
The death toll in a small town hit by a series of suicides increased to 19 when yet another teenager was found hanged.
Sainsbury's shopworker Sean Rees was discovered by his family in a lane in Bridgend after going missing during a night out with friends.
Microsoft Makes Windows Live Contact Info Portable Source: Mashable!
Microsoft has announced partnerships with top social networks minus MySpace - Facebook, Bebo, Hi5, Tagged and LinkedIn - which will ensure interchangeability of users' contact information in these networks with Windows Live.
The Royalty Scam Source: The New York Times
LAST week at South by Southwest, the rock music conference held every year in Austin, Tex., the talk in hotel lobbies, coffeeshops and the convention center was dominated by one issue: how do musicians make a living in the age of the Internet? It's a problem our industry has st …
Hey, Facebook, just let go of me - Times Online Source: The Times
Could the party be over for the big social networks such as Facebook, MySpace and Bebo? Last month it emerged Facebook had suffered a 5% drop in members since December, according to Nielsen Online, the web analyst.
AOL buys Bebo for $850 millionSource: The Times
Bebo, the social networking website has been sold to AOL for an estimated $850 million (£425 million). Bebo was launched in 2005 and has over 40 million users worldwide.
Time Warner's AOL buys Bebo for $850m cash Source: The Times
AOL, the struggling internet portal owned by media giant Time Warner, said this morning that it had bought Bebo, the social networking site, for $850 million in cash.
AOL Acquires Bebo For $850 Million Source: Mashable!
After all the speculations about the partnership with Yahoo, AOL seems to have had its sights set elsewhere. They've announced that they will acquire social network Bebo for 850 million dollars.
AOL buys social network Bebo for $850 millionSource: CNET News.com
AOL issued a press release on Thursday morning to announce that the company has acquired social-networking site Bebo. The price tag, according to the AOL statement, is $850 million in cash. Neither company has yet stated when the deal is expected to be closed.