Geek And Poke

Massacre At Digg

Massacre at Digg through an organized group (see Jason Calacanis and Jason Calacanis).

Bugs In The Air

Software bugs in the air (see Slashdot) may be a good plot.

Scott's Phone

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes asks whether you would pay $500 for an iPhone.
Don't do it. Just wait until the First-Geek-Wave will have ended.

Wisdom Of The Folks

Ed Bott writes about "A brief history of anti-piracy at Microsoft".

I'm curioius if we'll someday be brave enough to not buy the things we don't like.

The Current Commentary From The Podnoses: EFF, AdSense And Free Speech

Donna Bogation posts about EFF supporting AdSense because of free speech:

"In supporting Google in a “trademark use” doctrine case, EFF defends the purchase of Google AdWords as a “constitutionally protected activity.” EFF portrays Google as a technological advancer of free speech, while putting forth the right to purchase AdWords as a fundamental requirement if free speech on the Internet is to flourish."

Brave Scoble

See Scoble vs. DWeatherly. (And tell me what's that about. I haven't got it yet.)

Googlenomics

Donna Bogatin asks whether it's time to feel bad for Google.
Not yet. Maybe someday.
We don't know when. We'll don't know why.

poets@gmail.pl

Google against Polish poets (see Donna Bogatin).
Google does everything to make Larry Dignan's prophecy come true.

Free As In Cuba

Free software for Cuba (see Slashdot).

Update: See also the good post from Dana Blankenhorn.

Digg Epigones

Yahoo with a Digg-like service (see TechCrunch).
But after Jason Calacanis has still been killed for being a Digg epigon no one seems to be interested in this story.

Yahoo: Say 'Thank You' to the lonesome fighter Jason Calacanis!!!