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Discusses how Google's ambitions have grown recently, as the company now desires to enter the realms of social networking and ecommerce. It's only a matter of time before Google conquers the world.

A blog post covering a grassroots organizing effort to address the digital divide. Makjia Cyril argues that the cable companies are offering a false choice by tying broadband build out to net neutrality. An interesting perspective from outside the traditional media.

This article analyzes the positive and negative aspects of web 2.0 journalism.

Article discussing MySpace's decline under News Corp's ownership.

Google will have users who have already started Buzz confirm their privacy options in wake of the privacy kerfuffle.

economics moving away from statistics toward understanding protocols that shape interactions and foster creativity and productivity.

Facebook, Twitter, and the iPhone are TV's only hope, according to Elisabeth Murdoch, CEO of Shine Limited, a British television production and distribution company. According to Broadcasting & Cable, Ms. Murdoch told TV producers and distributors at the annual National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) convention: "We in the TV business have to catch up with \nwhat our audience is doing. We can no longer afford to be one-screen business."

This piece is interesting because it is related to a trend to within digital culture to automate and predict taste. It would be interesting to see the relationship between Netflix's predictions and eHarmony's.