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Microsoft's XML Blog reported some of the current issues they're facing as they develop their VB 9.0 language for programming XML. Program…
In China, sites are required to obtain an Internet content provider license from the government to operate; Google.cn shares a license with another Chinese site, and that could be a problem.
Paul Thurrott posts that a web page on Microsoft's website temporarily revealed the different versions of Windows Vista that will be made available.
The Communication Commons is up and running.
A photo essay from Time Magazine shows the warm and fuzzy workers' utopia of Google's Mountain View headquarters in all its sun-drenched glory.
In the most recent installment of Technorati's State of the Blogosphere, Dave Sifry enlightens us to not only the growth statistics of weblogs, but also offers a little more insight as to the nature of the spam beast. Spam pings (spings) present the latest challenge to keeping Technorati's index uncluttered.
