Video 'iTunes-Killer' debuts in UK
ilovevideo launches DRM-free service. Source: PC World
Geek pride - save Mark Cuban!
The internet billionaire is about to get voted off Dancing with the Stars in the US. Source: Valleywag
AutoBlog's 3,000-word Rolls Royce review
As Digg so charmingly put it: "Blogger reviews $400,000 Rolls Royce: craps pants". Source: AutoBlog via Digg
Mochila signs up Citizen Image
The content aggregator adds citizen media to its its sources. Source: Editors Weblog
Google News extends sitemaps for publishers
The double-edged sword of being aggregated by Google. Source: Editors Weblog
Microsoft powers up for change
Chief executive Steve Ballmer says Google's dominance presents an "economic problem" for rivals. Source: Telegraph
Nokia signs video deals with CNN
Mobile manufacturers wants to feed demand for mobile video. Source: Reuters
Dealing with stupid people online
Ryan Caldwell on the delights of dealing with trolls. Source: Performancing
The Knight Foundation's News Challenge 2007
Two weeks left for citizen media projects to apply for a Knight Foundation grant. Source: Release
US newspaper publishers 'happy' about sales decline
"Certain readers" are not worth the cost of keeping them, suggests the Newspaper Association of America. Source: Press Gazette
Facebook considers non-English sites
Facebook is preparing multi-language versions as it targets international growth. Source: FT
Steve Ballmer stirs the technology pay row
Microsoft's chief executive "only" took home $980,000, and says Oracle's Larry Ellison was paid too much. Source: Times Online
Yahoo fires up its new engine to battle Google
Taking a leaf out of Google's book, the revamp includes "universal" search. Source: Wall Street Journal
How to quit Facebook
A no-nonsense guide to ending the addiction. Source: wikiHow
Google's friends and family plan
More on the handset firms rumoured to be working with Google on its mobile plans. Source: Forbes.com
Mail Online turnabout to look at overseas advertising
Associated title to relaunch soon, while commercial strategy switches to the 75% of traffic that from overseas. Source: Journalism.co.uk
Huffington Post recruits new chief executive
Betsy Morgan leaves as general manager of CBSNews.com to lead the politics and comment site. Source: New York Times
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