What an exciting topic from a business publication. Well presented, but 10 out of 10 world savers are working in the U.S.? Somewhat narrow focus.

This will be interesting... what kind of reactions from the open source community we will witness. This is a good story that lays out some of the background information on what has happened so far.

Google has started classifying malware sites. There are solutions to these threats. Every now and then, it would be great to read about the solutions as well.

The idea of social lending has been around a while, but currency exchange maybe something new. In any case, the article discusses some first hand experiences in the business of microfinancing.

Despite the unnamed sources, these reporters are doing valuable work. This information, which the sources have had longer than we who are reading this, affects prices in the stock markets.

For some entrepreneurs, this story can have monetary value. Did the reporter find any web sites that had dfallen to Google hell without trying to tweak the ranking?

I would imagine that the more *trusted* a brand is, the more vulnerable it is to crime that exploit it. A basic report about a report that has new statistics about brand hijacking on the Internet.

An interesting title, but the story doesn't tell anything about media, but entertainment industry's battle with copy-protection. Technology is clean industry?

Internet TV enables a whole new dimension to displaying ads and having product placements. This is one of first articles that is able to specify how the ad-supported, free TV on the Internet might be seen by a viewer.

This maybe a significant deal for community-based Wi-Fi access sharing across the world. It would have been interesting to get views from Skype or Google who investing in the Wi-Fi sharing system.

This is a brief report, further analysis and reporting will surely follow.

New kind of PR agencies are finding business in dealing with bloggers and citizen journalists. The article is a good overview on what is going on in search engine manipulation and finding opinion leader bloggers.

Interesting, but what about technologies like IPv6? Are the researchers looking beyond it ?

A solid report with background information about Doubleclick. There is even an audio clip from Mr Schmidt.

Some countries have changed their laws since 1999, but a good report.

It's a good try, but doesn't quite build up to an analysis.

A fascinating report about India's education system and the way successful corporations complement it. This is a well researched article full of information that triggers thoughts about trends in overseas outsourcing.

Interesting results for environment friendliness of electronics manufacturers. This is a straight-forward report, but the number of links makes it unpleasant to read.

Google takes its ad brokering business to TV. This article is the first (that I've seen) that can explain what is going on in Google's ever expanding ad business to traditional media and how it is going to work.

Remarkable news that hopefully puts pressure on other major record labels. Why would EMI license MP3 tracks to iTunes only? What's the excuse for having higher price for MP3 songs? I'm looking for further analysis to this piece of news as well.

An introduction to the basics of accessing the Internet on a mobile phone. Points out the key point that mobile usage pattern is different to PC access, but misses other key points that make mobile devices unique, like GPS and capability to take and view pictures and video.

A good, straightforward report about a new citizen journalism initiative.

A long article that's well written and presented. An overview of the semantic Web. It is, however, painful to read because of the design of the web site that breaks stories into small chunks in order to generate more pages (and page views).

Social networking is likely to keep the Web dynamic and start-ups innovating. The article gives a nice overview to the new communities that are being established on the Internet.

Development in the business of book publishing. Here's the link to the Blooker site thatI couldnt' find in the article: http://www.lulublookerprize.com/

Nik Cubrilovic discovered a weak spot in the OpenID concept. The topic would deserve a clearer analysis - and perhaps marketing, if its proponents want the concept to become popular.

More likely, this is another sign of the direction where all TV content will be heading in the years to come. The story itself is just a brief report.