It seems the publishing industry is getting a little touchy on having their news stories aggregated on other networks. They just don't get it do they, many times I will be at Google News and find something that interest me and click through to the original article. I would have never found the article in the first place had someone
Seems the Washington Post Blog has heated up to the point with attacks and comments that editors consider unacceptable that they have closed the comment section. People are not very happy with it either and consider the action as a method to stifle comments. My reaction is if you think their needs to be a way to provide feedback to
I have been working for about a month now with a design and programming team on the new site design for TechPodcasts.com I am really happy with it so far. I had to send the initial design back for chances as the layout was to close to another site I am familiar with, and I am not going to have
This is a very interesting Music Search site. Not sure how they are doing it except that you can find almost any music on it. Be aware that downloading copyrighted music violate most countries laws. What is even more surprising is the source code to the script has been made available. [www.85m.com]
The crux of the story is three newspapers re-published an article that was made up from headlines published over ten years ago, additionally the newspapers gave various levels of credit to the originating website, you will have to read the full article to get the irony of those whole ordeal. What I wanted to point out this indicates to me,
I have seen a variety of post over the last couple of days that have resulted in some discussions about Bloggers having their content stolen and re-posted on other sites with that discussion morphing into how various sites and services are getting rich on the aggregated content that they are pulling from bloggers sites and essentially re-packaging. But if you