The Telegraph is quoting a Saudi clerick, Ali al-Maliki, critical of Facebook:

Facebook is a door to lust and young women and men are spending more on their mobile [...] Continue Reading…

NewsFutures: Prediction Markets is a new social news sites, which boasts “delivering the wisdom of crowds”. To see how it works, go here, and create an account. No real [...] Continue Reading…

Noah Shachtman: A study, written for U.S. Special Operations Command, suggested ‘clandestinely recruiting or hiring prominent bloggers’.
Since the start of the Iraq war, there’s been a raucous debate in [...] Continue Reading…

Noah Shachtman: A study, written for U.S. Special Operations Command, suggested ‘clandestinely recruiting or hiring prominent bloggers’.
Since the start of the Iraq war, there’s been a raucous debate in [...] Continue Reading…

Yes, I fell for it again this year…for just a minute. Remember last year, when Google tried to sell us Gmail Paper? Complete with beta user testimonials?

Well, they’ve done [...] Continue Reading…

Ft. Hard Knox recently teamed up with with Web Warriors all over the blogosphere to take political activism online to a whole new level. Web Warriors of Ft. Hard [...] Continue Reading…

Revised and updated from 11/14/07

“Blogger’s Block” is the new “Writer’s Block.” You know that feeling…you sit down to write a blog post, and just stare at the paper [...] Continue Reading…

Several of my friends on Facebook have joined FriendFeed. I did, too, yesterday, and am very pleased with what I’ve found. For one thing, it distracted me from [...] Continue Reading…

Any of us that blog know there’s really not enough space in the sidebar for all the stuff we’d like to put there already…so why do we find new [...] Continue Reading…

Remember how the calendar turning over to 2000 was supposed to bring on Armageddon? Then a few hangers-on said ok, that didn’t happen, but it was really 2001 when [...] Continue Reading…