Wired Article Warns Don't Blog From Work

A Wired article about worker privacy warns workers not to blog from their office computer. December 14, 2005

Job Seeker Launches Hire Me, Google Blog

A job seeker has created a blog called Hire Me, Google in the hopes that Google will noticed the blog and offer up a job opportunity. December 14, 2005

The 40-Year-Old Virgin and the Missing Hyphen

The missing hyphen from the 40-Year-Old Virgin has mysteriously reappeared with the DVD release. December 14, 2005

Who is Muzi Mei?

Muzi Mei is the pen name of a 27-year-old journalist named Li Li who authors one of the most popular blogs in China. December 13, 2005

Rocky Balboa Blog Debuts

Yo, Adrian! There is a new blog to promote Rocky Balboa, the upcoming Rocky movie, called the Rocky Balboa Blog>. December 13, 2005

Red Reporter Announces 2005 Sports Blog Awards

Red Reporter has announced the 2005 Sports Blog Awards after noticing that there were not many awards for sports blogs. December 13, 2005

Using Blog Search Engines Instead of Comments

Dave Winer at Scripting News has added a green Technorati icon that points to Technorati's list of inbound links to his blog. December 13, 2005

John Feinstein Spends Season With the Baltimore Ravens

John Feinstein is familiar to sports fans as an author of sports books. December 13, 2005

Strong Box Office Debut for Narnia

The Disney and Walden Media remake of the C. December 13, 2005

USA Today Merges Online and Print Departments

Editor and Publisher reports that USA Today is the latest major newspaper to combine its online and print newsrooms. December 13, 2005

Some Corporations Jump on Podcasting

The Baltimore Sun has an article about how several corporation are taking the early plunge in podcasting. December 12, 2005

Plamegate Resumes

The Associated Press reports on the latest twist in Plamegate. December 12, 2005

Workers Have Little Internet Privacy at Work

A Wired article looks into the privacy rights workers have to use the Internet from work and finds that there isn't much privacy at all. December 12, 2005

Wikipedia Joke Not So Funny

Wikipedia is a great resource but something must be done to prevent the creation of fake entries, particularly when they are about people. December 12, 2005

Spielberg Talks Munich Film

Richard Shickel of Time magazine interviewsSteven Spielberg about his new film, Munich, which explores the massacre at the Munich Olympics. December 12, 2005

Bloggers Cover Massive Explosion at Hertfordshire Fuel Depot

A huge explosion has occured at an oil depot north of London near Hemel Hempstead. December 11, 2005

Who Let the Trolls Out?

Jim Kukral at Revenews has an article that says the message board trolls have spread to the blogosphere. December 10, 2005

BBC Enters Blogosphere With Blog by Nick Robinson

WebProNews reports on the BBC's launch of Nick Robinson's Newslog. December 10, 2005

Yahoo Buys Delicious for Undisclosed Amount

Blogspotting's Heather Green reports that Yahoo has acquired Del. December 9, 2005

Fictional Bosses You Wouldn't Want to Work For

For some comic relief Fast Company has a slideshow of nine fictional bosses you should be glad you don't work for. December 9, 2005

Forbes Publisher: Blogs Threaten Mainstream Media

Rich Karlgaard, the publisher of Forbes magazine who recently started a blog on Forbes. December 8, 2005

Kendra Wilkinson Blogging for the Philadelphia Eagles

Add another one to the list of celebrity bloggers used for promotion. December 8, 2005

New Study Finds Internet Makes People Feel Empowered Politically

A new study (PDF file) done by the University of Southern California's Annenberg School Center For the Digital Future concludes that people feel increasingly politically empowered by the Internet: Even though it's a slow-loading pdf file, this one is worth a read. December 8, 2005

The New York Times is Blogospheric

It was only a matter of time before the New York Times became active in the blogosphere. December 8, 2005

Recruitment.com Debuts Blog Awards for Recruiting Blogs

Recruiting. December 8, 2005