The Morning Reboot: * Netscape founder Marc Andreessen's new project, [Ning][2], has finally [gone public][4]. Ning is a designed to allow anyone to build social media applications with functionality similar to MySpace or Facebook. Techcrunch has a [detailed review][3] of the available tools and features. [2]: http://www.ning.com/ "Ning.com" [3]: http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/02/26/ning-in-full/ "Ning In Full" [4]: http://blog.ning.com/2007/02/launch_day.html "Ning Launches" * Speaking of social networks, everyone seems to think that Facebook is headed for some sort of acquisition. [Analysts at CNN][5] and elsewhere can't seem to stop repeating the apocalyptic myth of Friendster -- cash in while ye can entrepreneurs is the logic -- perhaps because the analysts still can't seem to wrap their heads around companies like Craig's List, which just don't seem interested in making billions of dollars. [5]: http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/internet/02/26/next.big.deal.ap/index.html "Will Facebook hold out or sell out?" * Symantec [released Norton 360][6], the company's new flagship security software, yesterday. Norton 360 combines anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall programs with backup features and "tune-up" tools for Windows. Norton 360 is $80. [6]: http://www.symantec.com/norton360/ "Norton 360" * For those that never got over the brilliance of Apple's Lisa Office System, the [Lisa Emulator has been released][1], allowing you to put an archaic piece of 1983 on your modern Mac or Windows machine [1]: http://lowendmac.com/hodges/07/0227.html "Lisa Emulator Released,"