Dip in UFO sightings caused by the Internet?

How inaccurate can one article on UFOs be? Take 10 seconds to enter 'UFO sightings' into a search engine and get over 1 million returns. UFO reports have never been so common. This year alone there have been hundreds, some from very credible sources. The proof on the Internet completely contradicts the key 'point' of the article:

My friend Kevin Fitzpatrick, who spends a great deal of time thinking about these things, says there is a simple answer. He suggests an exact parallel between the rise in the use of the internet and the fall in UFO sightings. Logical: the amount of time spent staring at the sky must be in inverse proportion to the amount of time available to stare at a computer screen.

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Amazing UFO baffles NZ experts

Now with pictures. Link.

Fake?

I don’t understand. Link.

Dust Comes Alive In Space

SCIENTISTS have discovered that inorganic material can take on the characteristics of living organisms in space, a development that could transform views of alien life. Link.

Big News - Amazing UFO footage from Haiti

Incredible. Link.

Storm Worm Rising

The Storm Worm is a huge botnet that may have commandeered up to 2 million PCs around the world. You visit a site, download a piece of malware, and unbeknownst to you, your computer becomes just another 'zombie' node in the botnet army. Then the creators use yours and the other computers on the network to launch spam or denial-of-service (DDos) attacks.

As sci-fi writer Sterling himself says,

The Storm worm is an amazing piece of work. Anyone who has taken the time to reverse engineer Storm will tell you that it is a very sophisticated piece of software and it is highly unlikely that it was created just to send spam.

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Tibetan lamas banned from reincarnating

"The Chinese government, on the other hand, is determined to gain total control over Tibet’s Buddhists, even to the extent of manipulating their religious beliefs and practices." Link.

Corroboration of abductee's 'Star Map'

Barney and Betty Hill were out driving one night in 1961 when they were abducted by aliens. During the abduction, Betty was shown a 'starmap' which indicated the home world of extraterrestrials as well as various 'trade routes'. Now, after painstaking work by researchers, some details of that map have been confirmed... Link.