Citizen journalism site Scribblesheet launches
London start-up launches a citizen media project with a nod to Newsvine. Source: TechCrunch UK
Piczo launches new features to stem decline
Social networking site battles to keep its market share. Source: TechCrunch UK
AOL US layoffs rumours begin
While AOL UK faces cuts, Valleywag says the US is facing the same fate. Source: Valleywag
Rocketboom Lands at Blip.TV
The video podcast is moving to the distribution and advertising platform Blip.TV. Source: Beet.TV
British online TV set to take off
UK online TV market will be worth £181 million by 2011. Source: Variety
Huffington's vision prospers on blog
Arianna Huffington's blog project now has 43 staff and just raised a further £2.5m in funding. Source: USAToday
Halo3 is launched
It could be the mostly 'hotly anticipated video game of all time'. Source: Wired
Foodie 2.0: Chow.com adds social media to online mix
CNet's food site will be adding a recipe wiki feature soon. Source: Online Journalism Review
Pirate Bay strikes back at media content companies
The Swedish file-sharing site claims music companies tried to sabotage the site. Source: InfoWorld
Technology puts Myanmar protests in international eye
Young people and journalists are spreading uncensored news online. Source: AFP
Interview with Jon Berstein of Channel 4 News Online
Only 2% of users will watch video in a standalone player. Source: journalism.co.uk
NUJ in talks with AOL over job cuts
Thirteen more jobs could be cut at the web company. Source: Press Gazette
RealNetworks buys gaming site GameTrust
Real has spent under £25m on the site and aims to tap its established community of gamers. Source: paidContent.org
Via: Del.icio.us
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