MSNBC: Report recommends freeing detainees held for weapons knowledge. They have found nothing and the search has “gone as far as feasible”.

#TvTorrents has left the building. Sad. It was the best Bittorrent/broadband site I knew.

The Yahoo! News beta is looking good. I like the new layout. Note how they let you rate stories: they will probably add a feature to show you story recommendations.

One of the funniest message forum posts Posted in Communications, Connection, Internet, Web, Media

Programming:PHP – Wikibooks has a handy little guide for setting up your PHP developer environment and getting started.

Unlike so many other articles that have been written on blogs, I find myself pleasantly surprised by Business Week’s latest. Not by its triumphant declaration, but its tidy summary of how participatory, on demand media will shake up and alter how companies, organizations, and people communicate.

Of course they start their own blog on the subject. The article reads like one long love letter to folks they want blogrolling it. Still, it’s a must read.

madpenguin.org: Small but mighty: little Bricolage carries a huge newsfeed. Bricolage is a content management system that has been around for ages and has quite a list of companies using it.

If you haven’t yet, you really want to check out IT Conversations. Listener supported audio interviews and programs on technology. A great example of Podcasting too.