Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.

[Inspector Lohmann] Googly-Eyes: Mihg writes "Try searching Google Images for abu ghraib, lynndie england, or Lynndie's boyfriend charles graner and note how you don't get any pictures of US soldiers torturing Iraqi prisoners of war. Now try it with some of their competitors, like AltaVista, Lycos, or Yahoo!. Google used to be able to find them, as is discussed in this AnandTech forum thread." I'm guesing that this is another case of our administration confusing "National Security" with "Politically Undesirable".

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Panchromatica: Small is beautiful - and can be profitable: ... Christopher Alexander: The Linz Cafe (Center for Environmental Structure ... My weblog on photography and other "arty stuff"; My weblog; My business web ...

Keith Bates Weblog: Strategic Creativity: This bibliography represents books from the KBA library which also appear as recommended reading from the bibliography of Emanuel Rosen’s “The Anatomy of Buzz”. Boldface type indicates those most heavily relied upon. Other marketing communications book from the KBA library, and regularly used for reference, follow this list.

  Slashdot | Here Come The Weblogs: Stefik writes: "To take the private-club idea another step forward, consider the possibility of private clubs with exclusive memberships, rules about confidentiality with real bite, and limits on the ability of the excluded public to post'There might be private newsgroups for people who are generally inaccessible - for example, major financiers, philanthropists, leaders of powerful companies, or even scientists."

  New York Times on Gawker Blogs: Whilst it can be hard as a sole blogger to keep up this sort of level it really is important and something I constantly argue for. Whilst I understand that it seems to go against the liquid, free and easy ethos of blogging - I think its necessary to have such a structure if you want to make what you do profitable. I know of a number of bloggers who want to make it big as bloggers but who blog in fits and starts - sometimes going weeks without a post and I wonder about their commitment to the core feature of a profitable blog - content.

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