• Is Facebook a neocon conspiracy? | Tom Hodgkinson
  Observation: What’s next? The Trilateral Commission & Facebook; How Facebook shot JFK; How to protect your Facebook profile by wrapping tin foil around it.
  (tags: facebook conspiracies)
• Arguing camera angles | Seattle Times
  At a hearing over the effects of clear-cutting, the argument turns to what lens was used in a news photo. (Via)
  (tags: photography)
• The New Focus Groups: Online Networks | WSJ.com
  Quote - I Love My Dog, isn’t some random chat room or yet another Web site for dog enthusiasts — the group was created by Del Monte.
  (tags: conversationalmedia conversationalmarketing)
• “Should journalists have blogs?” | John Robinson
  Quote - I ask job applicants if they have a blog. Most of them don’t. Then I ask them if they read my blog. About half of them haven’t….if they haven’t read my blog, it tells me they haven’t done their homework.
  (tags: blogs journalism)
• ‘Esquire’s’ Not-So-Secret Shame | Media Blog, Portfolio.com
  Is there something a little unseemly about me stretching for a reason to point to an article about Victoria’s Secret models?
  (tags: magzines ethics)

Back in mid-2007, I wondered aloud why the Google Personalized Homepage was being re-branded iGoogle as the “i” prefix is so much the franchise of another technology company. Today, Google announced enhanced features for using Google on an iPhone, including better integration of iGoogle into iPhone. So, to clear up the confusion, you DO NOT need an iPhone to use iGoogle, but now iPhone iGoogle users have some special iGoogle features to make using it on your iPhone more iSpecial.