Ananova:

Ananova's latest look at what's new in cyberspace has holidays for water babies, an anwer to the RIP Bill and an opportunity to supplement your browsing with some personalised listening.

Cyber-Rights.net

Thumb your nose at the Government's controversial new cyber surveillance laws. Online pressure group Cyber Rights and Cyber Liberties hand web users an opportunity to send e-mails away from the prying eyes of their employers.

Searchturtle.com

Samantha Fox's latest image change casts her as a dot.com entrepreneur - if posing with a man in a turtle costume counts for e-business acumen that is. The microcelebrity-backed site hypes itself as a pared-down search engine that can take some of the frustration out of web searches.

Puremix

Personalised online radio comes to the UK. Puremix promises to cater for all tastes, from pop music fans to devotees of jazz and classical music. Barry White and Paul Oakenfold are among the guest IJS already lined-up.

First48

This specialist holiday site has white water rafting in the Himalayas and Scuba Diving in Egypt. One for those of you out there who just can't get hold of enough water.

Poppy Appeal

Now your PC can wear a poppy too. Make a donation online and download screensavers and wallpapers to help spread the word.

Seethru.co.uk

This opinionated commentary on the detritus of cyberspace may not be for everyone. The Random URL generator - just click on 'go' and who knows where you'll end up - sounds like Russian Roulette for anyone with delicate sensibilities.

The Storm Chasers

Kent-based devil-may-cares dispense advice on how to get drenched responsibly.

GhostWatch

Halloween may have passed but the spooky goings on at this defunct Belfast linen mill go on all the year round. Visitors to the site are invited to view a live webcam trained on a room said to be still inhabited by a persistent ex-employee.

Eatmyhandbagbitch

This disturbingly named online store makes compelling viewing for retro style aficionados everywhere.

Guinness World Records

In its print incarnation it has been troubling the bestseller list since the 50s. Now the ubiquitous journal has made the transition to the web. You might wish to start your browsing with an enquiry about the world's first virtual newscaster.