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UK to Shut Down Most Government Websites
The British government has announced that it will close at least 551 websites in order to streamline as part of a plan…
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Google Becomes Buddies With Friendster
Google has been successful in many different, almost unrelated, endeavors, but one thing that it lacks is a popular social networking site. The search engine giant has, however, managed to establish an advertising deal with MySpace, and Friendster's CEO recently indicated that Google made a similar arrangement with his company.
PayPal Stonewalls Charitable Deadspin Effort
The editor and participants at the lively sports blog Deadspin attempted to establish a fund to benefit the family and platoon of Adam Knox, who died in the service of his country.
DRM Is On Life Support
Digital Rights Management (DRM) has been a topic of much buzz and speculation throughout the blogosphere over the past several months. With the advent of rival content providers offering music in non-DRM formats, the practice seems to be standing on its last legs.
Simple Question: Who Else Can Win?
I've been writing about companies who are committed to making a difference. I think the issue boils down to a very simple question: "Who else can win?"
Presidential Candidates Look Online
The Internet has played an increasing role in politics. It has become a tool for potential candidates at the local, state and national level. Politicians know that using blogs or video is just another way to get their message out and further build their base.
