A corporate blog example.

Google eats Pyra dog food. Weblog designed to foster internal communication [InfoWorld: Top News]

10:49:52 PM    

One for the good guys.

InfoWorld: Judge tosses case against P-to-P networks. In an enormous blow to the music and motion picture industries, a Los Angeles federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against file-sharing services Grokster and StreamCast Networks Friday, saying that they can not be held culpable for illegal file trading done over their networks. [Tomalak's Realm]

10:48:39 PM    

Hmmm....

Tech books to enter public domain. O'Reilly & Associates limiting its own copyright protection [InfoWorld: Top News]

2:00:59 PM    

More examples of conference blog coverage.

Merging Tech.

Lots of ETCon coverage out there. For the latest check here, here, here, here, here, here and here. That last one is my Linux Joural blog, which will be getting an interface-lift shortly. It's a bit rocky on the mistake front because I'm using it as an opportunity to beef up my underpowered skills with vi.

More soon over there, then I fly home this afternoon.

If I get a chance, I'll put up some pix.

[The Doc Searls Weblog]

1:59:46 PM    

This is pertinent to the debate on super-dmca bills.

News.Com: Verizon gets 14 days to ID file-swapper. The decision closes a second round of fighting in district court over the Recording Industry Association of America's attempt to subpoena Verizon for information about a subscriber accused of offering music files for download using Kazaa. [Tomalak's Realm]

1:56:14 PM