MyBlogLog Features Should Be More Useful

While I've praised MBL in the past for their stripped down and simple social networking model, I increasingly wish of late that I could do more with the on-site features that are available.

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Flash Mob Commuter Dance Party!

The line between online communities and the "real world" is beginning to blur, and that's a good thing.

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Harry Potter Publisher Seeks to Create "MySpace for Books" in the Post-Potterverse

After the seventh and final Harry Potter epic, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, is released on July 21st, millions around the world will be thrilled and subsequently saddened that there will be no further Potter adventures to look forward to.

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Even Banks Are Getting Their Blog On

Blogging and the business world are similar in that it's a grind it out, attract and hold one loyal customer at a time kind of operation.

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Iraq And Vietnam: Lessons Of The Past Lost On The Pentagon

Public support depends on producing results as promised. That''s the real lesson they''ve failed to learn from the Vietnam War.

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Wal-Mart Wishlist Site Kicks Santa to the Curb

It''s still October, but Wal-Mart has already ruined the Holidays for North America''s poor, poor parents.

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The Geneva Conventions and Habeas Corpus: Why the Left-Wing Reactionaries are Wrong

All you''ve heard from the left about the Geneva Conventions and Habeas Corpus is wrong.

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Music, Software, and Video Piracy

Content creators need to offer the customers something more enticing than getting music for free.

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Explosive McCartney Divorce Papers Leaked

Sir Former Beatle accused of abuse most foul during a stormy four-year marriage.

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Copyright to Public Domain: A Battle Cry

A call to arms to authors who want a hand in reshaping our relationship with the public and our culture as a whole.

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Allegations and Denials Flying in Sara Evans Divorce Mess

Country''s "Female Vocalist of the Year" quits Dancing With the Stars amid ugly divorce whirlwind.

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Vampire Hunting is Tax Exempt?

The IRS is looking for Wesley Snipes after his indictment on tax evasion.

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Madonna Breaks Off a Piece of Malawi

Her new son goes "home."

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The Queen Is Dead, Boys, And It's So Lonely On A Limb

Not waxing poetic over the closing of CBGB's.

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Clint Eastwood: Celluloid Illusions of War

Clint Eastwood wants to remind us that the soldiers are not public relations tools.

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Information Addiction: The Affliction of The Web

One theory says the future filtering of "truth" on the web relies on our collective critical intelligence. Pity we spent twenty years dumbing down.

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Race-Baiting on Campus: Minorities Demand Affirmative Action in Grading Policy

Minority students on the University of Illinois campus demand affirmative action in grading.

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Bionic Woman Series To Be Remade

The ultimate "slow-mo" superwoman is about to make a comeback.

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Same-Sex Couples Increase by 30%

A new Williams Institute report shows a dramatic increase in the number of same-sex couples since the 2000 census.

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YouTube Can Stand Up Against Poverty

What do you get when you cross LonelyGirl15 with the United Nations?

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Hip-Hop Regional Report: Who's Got Next in NYC?

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IceWeasel: Why Closed Source Software Will Always Win Out

The Linux community splits off from Firefox and starts using IceWeasel, causing further fragmentation and confusion.

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Ten Views on Blogs and News

In a week when bloggers and journalists discussed their respective trades, ten points that stood out.

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God, Youth, and Blogging

A rebuttal to Kevin Denee's "Blogs-and God's Youth," a denouncement of blogging that smells of legalism.

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Is There a Third Party Option?

The time for a third party is now and it has never been more right.

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