Fiona Modrak '13 argues against Congress's latest attempt to enforce copyright law on the Internet.

Alexandra Post ’12, a senior in the College of Human Ecology and humor enthusiast, is the regional manager of Cornell Campus Basement, a website devoted to satirizing Cornell current events and campus culture. She sat down with The Sun to talk satire, Facebook etiquette and her (admittedly petty) beef with The Sun.

Ben Koffel grad shares his online dating experiences from this summer. 

Students protest the administration's monthly Internet cap and demands free, unlimited bandwidth. 

Recently, a study conducted by a Cornell professor and Ph.D. student revealed Facebook usage can increase self-esteem.

Click to see The Sun's guide to Wednesday's life and news.

Jon Weinberg '13 addresses the disparity in the sites Cornellians visit the most and the sites that offer the most relevant content.

Like a best friend, movie buff, a website like Netflix can give users recommendations based on their search histories.  According to Thorsten Joachims, computer science, Netflix is one of many “systems that act smart.” Smart systems pick up information from a large amount of people and consolidate that information into regularity. 

For the final Tech Bytes for the spring of 2010, Rahul Kishore discusses the disappearance of privacy on the internet — and whether that's entirely a bad thing.