Writer's Guild Wants Say In Product Placement Decisions For Fall TV

The major networks are having their upfronts this week where they present the fall tv lineup to potential advertisers and the Writers Guild of America wants to be involved in the process. May 18, 2006

Five Things That Make a Blog a Blog

Robert Scoble has made a list of five things blogs need to be a blog. May 17, 2006

New Law Would Force Bloggers to Constantly Monitor Outbound Links

A new law proposed by Wisconsin Rep. May 17, 2006

Dow Tumbles On Inflation Fears

The Dow fell 214. May 17, 2006

Flickr Moves Into Gamma Phase

Flickr, a popular photo sharing site and blogging tool, has moved out of Beta and into Gamma phase. May 17, 2006

Martha Stewart Launches Blueprint Magazine

Martha Stewart Living has launched Blueprint a how-to home and lifestyle magazine targeted at young couples. May 17, 2006

First American Review For Da Vinci Code: Yes, It's Good

One of the first reviews for The Da Vinci Code is in from Roger Friedman for Fox News. May 17, 2006

An Evening With Harry, Carrie and Garp

Stephen King writes to his fans about a program he put together with John Updike and J.K. Rowling. May 17, 2006

AOL Launches Video Site to Compete With MySpace and YouTube

AOL has made a beta launch of UnCut Video, a new video sharing service. May 16, 2006

InfoWorld Warns People About Free Blogging Sites

InfoWorld has an article telling people to be wary of the free blogging tools. May 16, 2006

Bush's Immigration Speech: Only Ted Kennedy Is Happy

President Bush's immigration speech last night pleased absolutely no one: except for Ted Kennedy, who gushed on CNN about how much he loves the guest worker program. May 16, 2006

MySpace to Sell TV Show Downloads Starting With 24

These days it seems like every major media company and Internet portal is quickly becoming a video store. May 16, 2006

Akiva Goldsman And The Da Vinci Code

There is lots of focus on Oscar-winning screenwriter Akiva Goldsman's screenplay for The Da Vinci Code. May 16, 2006

The Perils Of Email Communication

The Christian Science Monitor has an interesting article about why email is so easily misunderstood by the recipient. May 16, 2006

Social Networking Sites Grow Nearly 50%

A new report from Nielsen//NetRatings shows that April's top 10 social networking sites collectively grew 47% since last year -- a climb from 46. May 15, 2006

The Consequences Of The Falling Dollar

If you're an American who has a lot of money in CDs who never travels abroad, never buys foreign goods and has no debt, the falling dollar is good news for you. May 15, 2006

Many Bloggers Attended E3 Expo

The Washington Post reports on the masses of bloggers attending this year's E3 Expo, gaming's biggest annual convention. May 15, 2006

Popularity of Colbert Video Shows the Power of Blogs

Not many people usually watch the White House Correspondents Association Dinner. May 15, 2006

Saddam Hussein's Fourth Book To Be Released

At last, the long wait is over: Saddam Hussein's fourth book will be released very soon. May 15, 2006

Did Teri Hatcher Burn Her Own Toast?

The Answer B!tch of E! Online (that's a lot of exclamation points) answers a question from a reader as to whether celebrities like Teri Hatcher really write their own autobiographies. May 15, 2006

ClubMom Launches Social Network for Moms

It's Mothers Day so it is an appropriate day to mention a new social network for Moms. May 14, 2006

Technorati Jumps on Speculation Over Karl Rove Indictment

The political bloggers are busy discussing the possibility of a Karl Rove indictment. May 14, 2006

Personal Blogs vs. Traditional Media

A comparison of personal blogs to traditional media following a post by Mark Cuban. Cuban says the difference is about the money. May 13, 2006

Journalist Compares Blogging to Baking Bread

Dan Brown compares blogging to baking bread in the London Free Press. May 13, 2006

LAPD Starts Blogging to Address Media Coverage

ABC7. May 12, 2006