2007 Readings about XML

• Performance Research, Part 2: Browser Cache Usage - Exposed! (Yahoo! User Interface Blog)
• Best Practices for Speeding Up Your Web Site(developer.yahoo.com)
• Citizendium's Sanger on Google Knol: not afraid of a rerun (Ars Technica)
• Adobe, Omniture in hot water for snooping on CS3 users (Ars Technica)
• This Boring Headline Is Written for Google (New York Times)
• David Byrne's Survival Strategies for Emerging Artists — and Megastars (Wired)
• The Deprecated “Smoke Screen” of MS Office Open XML (OOXML) (Fanatic Attack)
• Web 2.0 Can Be Dangerous (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (Jakob Nielsen)
• XML Entity definitions for Characters (David Carlisle)
• A Sad Milestone: AOL To Discontinue Netscape Browser Development (TechCrunch)
• Long Bet Winner: Weblogs vs. The New York Times (Workbench)
• Protectionism and My Stuffy Nose (Mises Institute)
• Wordpress ZeroDay Vulnerability Roundhouse Kick and why I nearly wrote the first Wordpress Blog Worm (updated) (mybeNi)
• The <module> Tag (Douglas Crockford)
• Detailed Post-Mortem of a Website Hack Through WordPress & How To Protect Your WordPress Blog From Hacking (taragana)
• Douglas Crockford's The Department of Style - No Script (Yahoo! 360°)
• WARNING: Google’s GMail security failure leaves my business sabotaged (: David Airey :: Graphic and Logo Designer)
• Christmas of controversy for Google Reader team (Ars Technica)
• The Google Enigma (Strategy Business)
• Ensuring your HTML emails look great and get delivered (Vitamin Features)
• Overdoing accessibility (456 Berea Street)
• POSH - Plain Old Semantic HTML (456 Berea Street)
• Breakfast with an Apple lawyer (The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs)
• Hands on with Mozilla Weave: Personalize your own cloud (Ars Technica)
• Manage ODF and Microsoft Office 2007 documents with DB2 9 pureXML (IBM developerWorks)
• FOIA reform: Bloggers are journalists, too (Ars Technica)
• Google vs. Yahoo (Andy Delcambre)
• Internet Explorer 8 and Acid2: A Milestone (IEBlog)
• First look: Firefox 3 beta 2 officially released (Ars Technica)
• Google Gets Ready to Rumble With Microsoft (New York Times)
• The Depth of eBay’s Problems 2: Angry Sellers ( Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog)
• Microsoft Watch - Web Services & Browser - R.I.P. (The Web 2.0 Office Suite)
• Yes, There Can Be Life After Word ( New York Times)
• STREST (Service-Trampled REST) Will Break Web 2.0 ( What Not How)
• Amazon SimpleDB™- Limited Beta (Amazon Web Services)
• Opera tries to force IE into W3C compliance with EU complaint; Firefox's success may work against it (Ars Technica)
• Why Wireless Isn't Wide Open (BusinessWeek)
• Encouraging people to contribute knowledge (Official Google Blog)
• Complaint: FTC, law firm hiding DoubleClick conflict (Macworld)
• Is Google a Grinch or a good guy? (Media | The Guardian)
• Opera files EU antitrust suit against Microsoft (Yahoo! News)
• Movable Type Open Source (MovableType.org - Home for the MT Community)
• Ask.com Puts a Bet on Privacy (New York Times)
• Removal of Ogg Vorbis and Theora from HTML5: an outrageous disaster (Rudd-O)
• Canadian ISP tests injecting content into web pages (Ars Technica)
• Nokia wants W3C to remove Ogg from upcoming HTML5 standard (Ars Technica)
• Urgent Call For a Google At-Large Public Ombudsman (Lauren Weinstein's Blog)
• Google Hijacked -- Major ISP to Intercept and Modify Web Pages (Lauren Weinstein's Blog)
• ACAP: Don't Look Here! Please Don't Look Here! Or Else? (Lauren Weinstein's Blog)
• An editor critiques the publishing industry's Automated Content Access Protocol (Andy Oram)
• December XML Conferences and Meetings (O'Reilly XML Blog)
• About maintenance of MSOOXML should it become an ISO standard... and some ideas - Updated (Groklaw)
• Wikipedia black helicopters circle Utah's Traverse Mountain (The Register)
• Users, Web developers vent over IE7 (ComputerWorld)
• N0940 - WG1 Report Kyoto - ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 34 (Ken Holman)
• Cash Fraudulent Check, Says HSBC (Ed Foster's Gripelog)
• Secret mailing list rocks Wikipedia (The Register)
• The GameSpot controversy as a window into the world of gaming journalism (Ars Technica)
• Mozilla scoffs at vulnerability study rating IE superior to Firefox (Ars Technica)
• When Networks Collide (I, Cringely . The Pulpit)
• AT&T quietly rolls out reasonably-priced unbundled DSL (Surveillance State - CNET Blogs)
• In precedent, Google to hand over blogger's IP address (Globes Onlin)
• YouTube stops account of Egypt anti-torture activist (News | Africa - Reuters.com)
• Google Plans Service to Store Users' Data (WSJ.com)
• New Jersey committee pushes online dating safety bill despite significant flaws (Ars Technica)
• When cookies are bad (Berend de Boer)
• The Future of Reading (A Play in Six Acts) (dive into mark)
• In zombies we trust | Ryan Naraine’s Zero Day (ZDNet.com)
• Memory test - Firefox 2.0.0.9 vs Firefox 3.0 b 1 | Hardware 2.0 ( ZDNet.com)
• Ten Things I Hate About You (EuroTelcoblog)
• What If Gmail Had Been Designed by Microsoft? (Google Blogoscoped)
• Overly-broad copyright law has made USA a "nation of infringers" (Ars Technica)
• Reports of Firefox 3.0 bugs overblown, most significant bugs squashed (Ars Technica)
• First look at Firefox 3.0b1: fast, stable, and full of new features (Ars Technica)
• Google Milestones (Google Corporate Information)
• Sun eyes consumer focus for upcoming Java kit ( InfoWorld | News | 2007-11-07 | By Paul Krill)
• Things Turn Ugly in the ‘Hacks vs. Flacks’ War (New York Times)
• I Want My iTV (BusinessWeek)
• Mozilla responds: Firefox is independent | Surveillance State (CNET Blogs)
• Infringus maximus! Rowling gets injunction against Harry Potter Lexicon (Ars Technica)
• Ex-AT&T employee: NSA snooping Internet traffic too (Ars Technica)
• New bill would punish colleges, students who don't become copyright cops (Ars Technica)
• XML Matters: XML and compression (developerWorks)
• A New Headache for Courts: Blogging Jurors (Law.com)
• OpenSocial: It's the data, stupid (Tim O'Reilly)
• Facebook Rolls Out Highly Targeted Viral Ad System ( Epicenter from Wired.com)
• Yahoo Execs Defend Role in Arrest (AP)
• 'Old fuddy-duddy' fights back over Google sacking (BizTech - Technology)
• I, robot: The man behind the Google Phone (CNET News.com)
• High-Cost Usability Sometimes Makes Sense (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• CBS 5 Investigates Complaints About Webloyalty (cbs5.com)
• Fox News faces wrath from right and left over debate footage stance (Ars Technica)
• First looks at OpenSocial: part 1 (URLs) (Megginson Technologies: Quoderat)
• Suicide by strike (Marc Andreesen)
• Programming the World in a Browser Real Men Don't Do JavaScript Do They? ! (JOT: Journal of Object Technology)
• First Look: Google Presentations (Macworld)
• Google's OpenSocial: Technical Overview and Critique (Dare Obasanjo's Carnage4Life Blog )
• MySpace joins Google's OpenSocial project (Macworld: News)
• Create a photo album application with Project Zero and REST design principles (developerWorks)
• Update XML in DB2 9.5 (developerWorks)
• I, Cringely . The Pulpit . The Next Microsoft (PBS)
• Open letter to Chris Wilson (Brendan's Roadmap Updates)
• Mozilla, Microsoft drawing sabers over next JavaScript (ITworld.com)
• Say goodbye to Blockbuster (The Digital Home - Don Reisinger blogs about the tech closest to home - CNET Blogs)
• Privacy groups pitch "don't track me" ad server blacklist (Ars Technica)
• Google goes after Facebook with new OpenSocial social networking API (Updated: Now with more MySpace) (Ars Technica)
• OpenDocument Foundation drops support for ODF, backs obscure W3C format (Ars Technica)
• Fair use advocates hit back with copyright principles of their own (Ars Technica)
• Open Social: a new universe of social applications all over the web (blog.pmarca.com)
• Generic Commands (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• US tops "dirty dozen" of spam-relaying countries by a landslide (Ars technica)
• Actor puts Amazon patent in jeopardy (seattlepi)
• Sprint unlocking settlement may pressure others to follow (Ars Technica)
• Kremlin Seeks To Extend Its Reach in Cyberspace (Washington Post)
• Adam Bosworth Is on the Move Again (eWeek)
• The Future is Cloudy (I, Cringely . The Pulpit)
• Official: Selling Paid Links Can Hurt Your PageRank Or Rankings On Google (Search Engine Land)
• ICANN probing "insider trading" allegations with domain name registrations (Ars Technica)
• Lost in translation: hands-on with Google's new stats-based translator (Ars Technica)
• The future is bright: Mozilla revenues up 26 percent, Google deal is gold (Ars Technica)
• Gmail delivers a knockout punch: IMAP changes the "freemail" game (Ars Technica)
• Teachers' lack of fair use education hinders learning, sets bad example (Ars Technica)
• Lawsuit over web site accessibility for the blind becomes class action (Ars Technica)
• Manufacturer Sites that Sell (Ask Tog)
• A Brief History of Slashdot Part 1, Chips & Dips (Slashdot)
• Is WYSIWYG Still Important? (Java Community News)
• Here Are the Answers to Your Craigslist Questions (Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog)
• Convenience Wins, Hubris Loses and Content vs. Context, a Presentation for Some Music Industry Friends (FISTFULAYEN)
• Intranet Usability Shows Huge Advances (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• Steve Vinoski’s Blog (The ESB Question)
• SynOA What? Syndicated Application Architectures Come of Age (O'Reilly XML Blog)
• Thinking XML: Firefox 2.0 and XML (IBM developerWorks)
• New Beta of WordPerfect with Open XML and ODF support (Brian Jones: Open XML Formats)
• Personal aides: Worth it? (Los Angeles Times)
• Breakdowns: A drunk employee kills all of the websites you care about (Valleywag)
• It Must Be a Fun Time to Work on Microsoft Office (Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life)
• Comcast Internet Problem: Part II (Chris Pirillo)
• History of Calc Solver (Roundtrip to Shanghai via Tokyo)
• Reinventing FileMaker, Hypercard (People Over Process)
• Bloggers who risked all to reveal the junta’s brutal crackdown in Burma (Times Online)
• Spam weapon helps preserve books (BBC NEWS | Technology)
• FFII awards Microsoft "Best Campaigner against OOXML Standardization" prize (FFII)
• Blah-Blah Text: Keep, Cut, or Kill? (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• Microformats and URI based extensibility (Dave Orchard's Blog)
• Every Domainer Is Subsidizing Tasting… Abolish Registration Grace Period (CircleID)
• Scholars give us antiquity — the colorized version (The Harvard University Gazette)
• Why have municipal Wi-Fi networks been such a flop? (Tim Wu - Slate Magazine)
• Five Reasons You Won’t Use Amazon MP3…..Yet (Podcasting News)
• Just how did Microsoft get OOXML support in Eastern Europe? (Computerworld)
• Expert: World misunderstands China's Web controls (CNET News.com)
• Real iTunes killer: Review of Amazon's DRM-less music download store (TECH.BLORGE.com)
• Burma cyber-dissidents crack censorship (BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific)
• Adventures in Spam: Part I (Defensio, the blog)
• 10 reasons to model XML with RELAX NG , not W3C XML Schema (Griffin Brown Weblog)
• The three kinds of platforms you meet on the Internet (blog.pmarca.com)
• Mobile Web developers irate at Vodafone move (wireless.itworld.com)
• Tabs, Used Right: The 13 Usability Guidelines (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• Does REST need a service description language? (plasmasturm.org)
• The One-Way Information Highway (Ed Foster's Gripelog)
• Can AOL keep Netscape.com from fading away? (Macworld: News)
• Fancy Formatting, Fancy Words = Looks Like a Promotion = Ignored (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
• Your loss of privacy is a package deal (Los Angeles Times)
• XSLT:PI Parameters (MDC)
• Google's Cookie (Google Watch)
• 17 Wordpress Plugins For AdSense (Mashable)
• Why Microsoft deserved to lose the OOXML standards vote (All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com)
• Continuing Intermittent Incoherency » +1.5 Years: Where Are We Now? (alex)
• Are books passe? Web giants envision next chapter (CNET News.com)
• Go birdwatching with a Birding Pal from Norway.(www.birdingpal.org)
• Per Stenslands Webside(home.online.no)
• Agreeing to Block Some Videos, YouTube Returns to Thailand (New York Times)
• RESTful Web Services: A Review (O'Reilly XML Blog)
• Microsoft stumbles in Open XML standards vote (CNet)
• ISO votes against fast tracking Microsoft's Office Open XML (Ars Technica)
• Exclusive Opera 9.5 Features & Video (CyberNet News)
• If this were any other JTC1 Proposal, the OOXML Vote Would be Over Now (ConsortiumInfo.org)
• OOXML does not buy its way in Italy | Carlo Piana :: Drupal blog :: (Carlo Piana)
• S.F. citywide Wi-Fi plan fizzles as provider backs off (SF gate)
• Viacom hits me with copyright infringement for posting on YouTube a video that Viacom made by infringing on my own copyright! (The Knight Shift)
• Eric Meyer's CSS Sculptor (Jeffrey Zeldman Presents)
• What crisis? (Jeffrey Zeldman Presents)
• Hungarian Standards Institution to reconsider its vote! (<NO> OOXML)
• Linux Foundation: Just say "no" to OOXML (Ars Technica)
• Microsoft admits Swedish employee promised incentives for Open XML support (Computerworld)
• The Content in Google Apps Belongs to Google (ZDNet)
• India throws MS open format out of the window (The Economic Times)
• Office 2007 .bin file format (The Code Project - C# Libraries)
• Microsoft Office XML formats? Defective by design(ooxmlisdefectivebydesign.blogspot.com)
• Science Fiction Writers of America abuses the DMCA (www.boingboing.net)
• Microsoft buys the Swedish vote on OOXML (www.os2world.com)
• Conversation With X/HTML 5 Team (xhtml.com)
• Reason 1567 why I don't trust Journalists (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• Suprnova.org relaunches, taunts The Powers That Be (arstechnica.com)
• Meet Copowi, the world's first ISP to guarantee network neutrality: Page 1 (arstechnica.com)
• Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: My, what a friendly ad (www.roughtype.com)
• How 12 people banded together to make Firefox 1.0 (apcmag.com)
• XML.com: XQuery, the Server Language (www.xml.com)
• IGP Blog :: Whois Privacy Stalemate...Again (blog.internetgovernance.org)
• Going native: Use cases for native XML databases (www.rpbourret.com)
• Microsoft patches flaws in VML, XML (www.securityfocus.com)
• Why Full Text Feeds Actually Increase Page Views (The Freakonomics Explanation) (techdirt.com)
• Web Applications: The Virtues of Top-to-Bottom XML (marklogic.blogspot.com)
• The Future of Software » Blog Archive Data 2.0: How the Web disrupts our relational database world (future.gigaom.com)
• Full Text: Keen vs. Weinberger (online.wsj.com)
• Did Assignment Zero Fail? A Look Back, and Lessons Learned (Wired)
• ThemBid.com » Blog Archive » How to Handle Thousands of Users with Your Blog (blog.thembid.com)
• Griffin Brown Weblog - 10 reasons to model XML with RELAX NG , not W3C XML Schema (www.griffinbrown.co.uk)
• Introduction to screen readers and screen magnifiers (www.456bereastreet.com)
• XML.com: Scaling Up with XQuery, Part 1 (www.xml.com)
• XML.com: Scaling Up with XQuery, Part 2 (www.xml.com)
• REST for SOA at Yahoo! (www.infoq.com)
• Game Over (PBS)
• Massachusetts Falls to OOXML as ITD Punts (www.consortiuminfo.org)
• Shi Tao's case: Yahoo! knew more than they claimed (rconversation.blogs.com)
• Google Web Accelerator considered overzealous (radar.oreilly.com)
• When Elephants Dance (PBS)
• Coding Horror: Better Image Resizing (www.codinghorror.com)
• The limitations of JSON (blogs.sun.com)
• Last Harry Potter leaks online (www.boingboing.net)
• Firefox now a serious threat to IE in Europe: report (www.itwire.com.au)
• The limitations of JSON (blogs.sun.com)
• Gutting the SOAP processing model (stage.vambenepe.com)
• Write Articles, Not Blog Postings (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• An Antic Disposition: The Formula for Failure (www.robweir.com)
• 5 1⁄2 lessons that legitimate retailers can learn from pirates (diveintomark.org)
• Warning of data ticking time bomb (BBC)
• Anti-Piracy Gang Launches their own Video Download Site to Trap People (torrentfreak.com)
• An AIR of Invisibility (PBS)
• Kestrel is coming! (my.opera.com)
• Proposed Amendment Would Ban All DVD Copying (www.pcmag.com)
• FEDERATED MEDIA: Microsoft pays star writers to recite slogan (valleywag.com)
• Opera Software reshuffles after struggle (news.yahoo.com)
• The Google Connection (PBS)
• Apple Sees XSLT Light, Adds Javascript Invokable Client-side Transforms to Safari 3 (www.oreillynet.com)
• Users rage against China's 'Great Firewall' (www.cnn.com)
• Are Unfair Takedowns Becoming EBay's Trademark? (www.gripe2ed.com)
• English Wikipedia unblocked in China (www.macworld.com)
• Computer Cookies and How They Crumble (New York Times)
• W3C's openness hypocrisy: Public barred from 'public' conference (news.com)
• The Seduction of AT&T (PBS)
• Review: Safari for Windows Offers No Compelling Reason to Switch (blog.wired.com)
• Wired News Benchmarks Show Safari 3 Is Slower Than IE 7, Firefox (blog.wired.com)
• Slashing Subjective Time (www.asktog.com)
• Change vs. Stability in Web Usability Guidelines (www.useit.com)
• Mike Volpi's trek from Cisco to Joost - page 2 (news.com)
• Watchdog group slams Google on privacy (news.yahoo.com)
• TorrentSpy ordered to start tracking visitors (news.com)
• First look: Firefox 3 alpha 5 (arstechnica.com)
• Netscape releases Netscape Navigator 9 beta 1 (www.linux.com)
• Firefox 3.0 may block sites fingered by Google (www.computerworld.com)
• WordPress vs. Movable Type: Open Source Blogging Software Showdown » Publishing 2.0 (publishing2.com)
• What's Wrong with WADL? (www.25hoursaday.com)
• Google Photos Stir a Debate Over Privacy (New York Times)
• Bombshell from RealNetworks: Rip/Save/Burn "All" Online Video Fomats with New Player...Clips from YouTube and Yahoo Are Easily Downloaded (www.beet.tv)
• Every good domain is taken. Here's why. (www.niallkennedy.com)
• Google Maps is spying on my cat, says freaked out BB reader (www.boingboing.net)
• AP steps up online copyright protection - Yahoo! News (news.yahoo.com)
• Apple hides account info in DRM-free music, too (arstechnica.com)
• Which ISPs Are Spying on You? (Wired)
• Doing Evil to the Internet: Google and Yahoo! Promote Domain Squatting (www.25hoursaday.com)
• Working with Facebook f8: you are not in control of your access (www.vecosys.com)
• Google Deal Said to Bring U.S. Scrutiny (New York Times)
• Writing a book collaboratively? (www.markshuttleworth.com)
• Firefox 3.0 passes major milestone (www.linuxworld.com.au)
• WordPress Community Vulnerable (blogsecurity.net)
• The New Rules of PR and Marketing (www.cincomsmalltalk.com)
• The Final Days of Google (PBS)
• RESTful Web Services « Jon Udell (blog.jonudell.net)
• Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains (money.cnn.com)
• AD & SUBTRACT By HOLLY M. SANDERS (www.nypost.com)
• Google is Buying FeedBurner this is pure Evil! (www.geeknewscentral.com)
• Boycott Linked In and Plaxo — a rant (www.danwei.org)
• New software can identify you from your online habits (www.newscientisttech.com)
• Google turns the page… in a bad way. (blog.opendns.com)
• Firefox Is Getting Mac OS X-native Controls - Just a preview build for now... (news.softpedia.com)
• Risk Is for Losers (PBS)
• Yahoo 'censored' Flickr comments (BBC)
• A history lesson from Usenet (chuqui.typepad.com)
• XML Parser Benchmarks: Part 1 (www.xml.com)
• Microsoft delays Office converters for Mac (news.com)
• Anonymous Posting Returns, I Hope (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Sun Microsystems joins porting effort for OpenOffice.org for Mac (blogs.sun.com)
• PC World Editor Quits Over Apple Story (blog.wired.com)
• Introducing Robots-Nocontent for Page Sections (www.ysearchblog.com)
• Squid is My Service Bus (www.mnot.net)
• Army Squeezes Soldier Blogs, Maybe to Death (Wired)
• Reset Reloaded (meyerweb.com)
• Lost in Abstraction - What Went Wrong with GML (cfis.savagexi.com)
• Microsoft "rebooted the Web" yesterday (scobleizer.com)
• Stuff to Think About: How I got banned from Digg (www.cjmillisock.com)
• What’s next for Internet Explorer? Microsoft opens up (a little) (blogs.zdnet.com)
• Digg This: 09-f9-11-02-9d-74-e3-5b-d8-41-56-c5-63-56-88-c0 (blog.digg.com)
• Tag Soup: How UAs handle <x> <y> </x> </y> (ln.hixie.ch)
• Why we won’t help you (diveintomark.org)
• The pangs of two becoming one (news.com)
• Condemned To Google Hell (www.forbes.com)
• NBC Believes They Own Political Discourse, They Are Shameful and Wrong (www.kevinbondelli.com)
• I finally get REST. Wow. (pluralsight.com)
• O'Reilly Radar > Six Basic Truths of Free APIs (radar.oreilly.com)
• Ironic Sans: Idea: Uncensor the Internet with Greasemonkey (www.ironicsans.com)
• The free-speech fundamentals of Freewebs (news.com)
• » MS Office 2007 versus Open Office 2.2 shootout (blogs.zdnet.com)
• It is what it is: Rosa Parks Rides the Enterprise Service Bus (www.palladiumconsulting.com)
• Picking a good template ~ CSS Slicing Guide (www.csslicingguide.com)
• Introducing http:BL (www.projecthoneypot.org)
• Adobe Flex goes open source (blogs.zdnet.com)
• Google and privacy (www.mattcutts.com)
• Adobe to Open Source Flex (www.adobe.com)
• Mozilla extends Firefox support to mid-May (www.macworld.com)
• 13 people indicted in $3 million credit card fraud (www.cnn.com)
• Yahoo sued for informing China on dissidents (www.cnn.com)
• Google Apps to take on PowerPoint (InfoWorld)
• How Google Blogsearch ranks your Posts… In their own words! (www.problogger.net)
• Alexa's Indelicate Handling of Statsaholic » RonHornbaker.com (ronhornbaker.com)
• Google CEO says company isn't after Powerpoint (InfoWorld)
• Amazon sues Alexaholic…everyone loses! (blogs.zdnet.com)
• David Byrne Journal: 4.1.07: Your Government Working for You (journal.davidbyrne.com)
• Atom Publishing Protocol Interop a Success (www.oreillynet.com)
• Domain Name System shows signs of stress from financial maneuverings (www.computerworld.com)
• Internet Names the Wrong Killer (blog.wired.com)
• Wordpress Performance: Why My Site Is So Much Faster Than Yours by Elliott Back (elliottback.com)
• Product Activation Sucks (fishbowl.pastiche.org)
• Cookie-Based Counting Overstates Size of Web Site Audiences (www.comscore.com)
• Show Numbers as Numerals When Writing for Online Readers (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Comcast Silently Terminates Broadband Customers (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Microsoft, Adobe Set A Collision Course on Web (online.wsj.com)
• » Flash Player 9 has 84.3% penetration as of March (blogs.zdnet.com)
• Tim Sneath : Introducing Microsoft Silverlight (blogs.msdn.com)
• 5 Golden Tips For WordPress Performance Optimization / Slashdot-Digg Protection (blog.taragana.com)
• Google Faces Brain Drain As Anniversaries Hit t (www.redorbit.com)
• Suing a Blogger (billhobbs.com)
• Google Earth maps out Darfur atrocities (www.cnn.com)
• Code of Conduct: Lessons Learned So Far (radar.oreilly.com)
• WS-* in the Springtime, O Joy (www.tbray.org)
• WS-Federation TC roundup and thoughts (www.xmlgrrl.com)
• Saxon diaries :: Saxon vs Xalan Performance; and DOM (saxonica.blogharbor.com)
• How Microsoft could crush Google in one easy step. Seriously. (www.reluctantblogger.com)
• Breadcrumb Navigation Increasingly Useful (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Online Booksellers Face Higher Costs for Shipping Abroad (New York Times)
• EFF lawyer warns of e-learning patent dangers (arstechnica.com)
• Why Hasn't XUL Taken Off? (www.weiqigao.com)
• Why Wordpress.com is Virtually Spam Free (www.plagiarismtoday.com)
• James Clark's Random Thoughts (blog.jclark.com)
• Code of conduct or not? (scobleizer.com)
• Why Are We *Still* Confusing “Blogging Code of Conduct” With “Having a Comments Policy”? (www.deepjiveinterests.com)
• Draft Blogger's Code of Conduct (radar.oreilly.com)
• Leveraging the Web: Caching (www.mnot.net)
• Blogger freed after record contempt stint (www.cnn.com)
• xforms vs. ruby - a rebuttal (sort of) (www.oreillynet.com)
• Measuring Web Site Usability (www.readwriteweb.com)
• Your Homepage Should be The Application! (atank.interlogy.com)
• WS-DuckTyping (blog.springframework.com)
• Verizon Bans P2P, Streaming Services and Online Gaming. (torrentfreak.com)
• Thunderbird 2.0 To Launch This Week - Interview with Scott MacGregor, Lead Engineer (www.readwriteweb.com)
• REST Tip: Deep etags give you more benefits. (bitworking.org)
• Two more reasons why validation is still harmful (www.coactus.com)
• Validation considered harmful (www.coactus.com)
• Dive Into Accessibility (diveintoaccessibility.org)
• ICANN may be looking for immunity from U.S. law (news.com)
• Google’s wrist slapped for “airbrushing history” (tech.monstersandcritics.com)
• Hot or Not Goes Free (gigaom.com)
• Web 2.0 is vulnerable to attack (www.cbronline.com)
• House panel: Why did Google 'airbrush history?' (www.cnn.com)
• Wagging The Journalist Tail (www.loosewireblog.com)
• Call for a Blogger's Code of Conduct (radar.oreilly.com)
• Failed vs. Unfailed redesigns of newspaper websites (www.456bereastreet.com)
• Why the Semantic Web Will Fail (halfanhour.blogspot.com)
• Microsoft tells MVPs "we're in it to win" -- Really? (scobleizer.com)
• Broadcast Denied (PBS)
• Make or Break for the Semantic Web? (iandavis.com)
• Journal Migration I: export entries from (www.dehora.net)
• An Easier Legacy (blog.ianbicking.org)
• Adriaan de Jonge: XForms vs. Ruby on Rails (adriaandej.blogspot.com)
• the application delivery network » Bloggers != Journalists (www.theapplicationdeliverynetwork.com)
• Blogging for dollars raises questions - baltimoresun.com (www.baltimoresun.com)
• Does Your ISP Sell Your Internet History? Help 27B Investigate (blog.wired.com)
• Speakeasy acquired by Best Buy (arstechnica.com)
• Does User Annoyance Matter? (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• NPR : IRS Urges E-Filing — But by Vendors Only, Please (www.npr.org)
• Google's Next-Gen of Sneakernet (Wired)
• Finding your Google twin can be a strange obsession (www.chron.com)
• Court Rejects Law Limiting Online Pornography (New York Times)
• Blogs turn 10--who's the father? (news.com)
• SuperGu Copyrights Pligg Code, Sends C&D (pligg.blogspot.com)
• Colorado Woman Sues To Hold Web Crawlers To Contracts (www.informationweek.com)
• Negative Reactions to Microsoft attack on Google at the AAP (radar.oreilly.com)
• Why Open is Good and How Open Could Be Good for Flash (redmonk.com)
• Your ISP may be selling your web clicks (arstechnica.com)
• 'Yahoo Betrayed My Husband' (Wired)
• The birth of AJAX - an amazing story (techtracer.com)
• Parsing XML... backwards? (www.oreillynet.com)
• Official Google Blog: Taking steps to further improve our privacy practices (googleblog.blogspot.com)
• Open Access Launches Journal Wars (Wired)
• China to expand "Great Internet Firewall" (www.breitbart.com)
• Shooting XML (worsethanfailure.com)
• 'Do the Right Thing' (computerworld.com)
• ISO will put Open XML on fast track unchanged (www.groklaw.net)
• Prepay and Pay More With Earthlink (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Does Google Index Dynamic JavaScripted Content? (www.brainhandles.com)
• Wikia plans editable Web search engine (www.insidebayarea.com)
• Can outing an anonymous blogger be justified? (www.networkworld.com)
• Study: Abandoning net neutrality discourages improvements in service (news.ufl.edu)
• Off the shelf (The Guardian)
• Stop Rolling Your Own CSV Parser! (secretgeek.net)
• REST: the quick pitch (www.megginson.com)
• Thinking about structure (www.megginson.com)
• Freebase Will Prove Addictive (radar.oreilly.com)
• Brendan's Roadmap Updates: The non-world non-wide non-web (weblogs.mozillazine.org)
• Toward HTML 6.0: W3C to Pursue Next Web Language (www.betanews.com)
• An Open Letter to Steve Jobs (defectivebydesign.com)
• Top 10 Firefox Extensions to Improve your Productivity - lifehack.org (www.lifehack.org)
• Google’s new XHTML mobile reformatter (thebogles.com)
• Stations agree on anti-payola settlement (www.chron.com)
• Macworld: News: France bans citizen journalists from reporting violence (www.macworld.com)
• Tip: Configure Apache to send the right MIME type for XHTML (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Vivek Pandey's Blog: What happened to JAX-WS 2.1 RI download? (weblogs.java.net)
• Programming With the Java XML Digital Signature API (java.sun.com)
• Retooling Slashdot with Web Standards (alistapart.com)
• Where Our Standards Went Wrong (alistapart.com)
• A History Department Bans Citing Wikipedia as a Research Source (New York Times)
• Mac Office users were Microsoft 'guinea pigs' (www.macworld.co.uk)
• Novell drives nail into Microsoft Office coffin (www.itwire.com.au)
• Where is XML Going? (UnderstandingXML) (www.understandingxml.com)
• Matt Mullenweg (www.digital-web.com)
• Changing the Web at 21 (natewhitehill.com)
• YADAC: Yet Another Debate About Cloaking Happens Again (searchengineland.com)
• Adding Multimedia in Web Documents (www.webstandards.org)
• When is a standard not a standard? (www.freesoftwaremagazine.com)
• Essjay's world (www.roughtype.com)
• Of ICANN and the Registerfly meltdown (The Register)
• Google’s Lasnik Wishes "NoFollow Didn’t Exist" (www.marketingpilgrim.com)
• Http Multiparts and the case of the missing CRLF (www.stucharlton.com)
• Upcoming PHP release will offer Unicode support (programming.linux.com)
• Hunting Down Digg's Bury Brigade (Wired)
• I Bought Votes on Digg (Wired)
• For startups, failure can be a good thing (money.cnn.com)
• The New Yorker : fact : content (www.newyorker.com)
• Using Safari can slow your system down as much as 76% vs Firefox (macenstein.com)
• Grammar.police (grammarpolice.net)
• Firefox 3.0 will open door to Web apps, Mozilla says (www.macworld.com)
• Announcing RSSOwl 2.0 (www.rssowl.org)
• Acrobat Activation Agonies (www.gripe2ed.com)
• Life-Long Computer Skills (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• DOES YOUR WEB SITE DRIVE VIEWERS AWAY? (www.tvnewsday.com)
• Which Videos Are Protected? Lawmakers Get a Lesson (New York Times)
• Gift Economy or Honeymoon? (radar.oreilly.com)
• Anil Dash: The Essentials of Web 2.0 Your Event Doesn't Cover (www.dashes.com)
• Gender diversity at web conferences (kottke.org) (www.kottke.org)
• There Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Lunch - Jim Baen's Universe (preview.baens-universe.com)
• A connected world proves no threat to tyrants (The Guardian)
• Bye Bye Embed (www.alistapart.com)
• A List Apart: Articles: Printing a Book with CSS: Boom! (www.alistapart.com)
• Microsoft's amusing standards stance (news.com)
• Lawmaker Probes TSA Website Gaffe (Wired)
• SJSXP 1.0.1 available from Java.net (weblogs.java.net)
• STREST (Service-Trampled REST) Will Break Web 2.0 (duncan-cragg.org)
• Egyptian blogger jailed for insulting Islam (news.com)
• Xerox reveals transient documents (www.pcpro.co.uk)
• Shared Hosting Support Showdown (www.hostseeq.com)
• Safari gains browser share, as Firefox dips (www.macworld.com)
• Vista security overview: too little too late (The Register)
• Maybe We Deserve to Be Ripped Off By Bush's Billionaires (www.alternet.org)
• US copyright lobby out-of-touch (BBC)
• Web 2.0 ... The Machine is Us/ing Us (www.youtube.com)
• techno.blog("Dion"): Knowing that the link will be opened in the same window, a new tab, or new window (www.almaer.com)
• Web Browser CSS Support (www.webdevout.net)
• Debtors Search for Discipline via Blogs (New York Times)
• XML.com: Introducing RDFa (www.xml.com)
• Comcast Customer Uses "Unlimited Service" Excessively, Gets Disconnected For A Year (www.consumerist.com)
• Wikipedia's Wales: Damn the advertising, full speed ahead! (arstechnica.com)
• The Story of Sergey Brin (www.momentmag.com)
• BBC wins OK for online plans, runs vote for Mac support - Digital Lifestyle - Macworld UK (www.macworld.co.uk)
• U.S. senator: It's time to ban Wikipedia in schools, libraries (www.computerworld.com)
• This is your Mac on drugs (blogs.smugmug.com)
• SOA Facts (www.soafacts.com)
• SCO Vs. Blogger (www.forbes.com)
• BBC explains decision to go with Microsoft DRM (arstechnica.com)
• The end of online anonymity (www.msnbc.msn.com)
• How to: Escape Google’s Supplemental Index (tropicalseo.com)
• Firefox Site Gets a Relaunch (Wired)
• Comparison - HTML Purifier (hp.jpsband.org)
• Government Agencies and Non-Profits: ROI From Usability? (www.useit.com)
• The Ecstasy of Influence (Harpers.org) (www.harpers.org)
• Pirated Software's Problem - Security (www.darkreading.com)
• Paper is dead - has PDF followed suit? (www.freesoftwaremagazine.com)
• Firefox 3 To Support Offline Apps (www.readwriteweb.com)
• Multi-Column Layouts Climb Out of the Box (alistapart.com)
• Our goal is to manage the transition from print to internet (www.haaretz.com)
• XUL-Enhanced Web Apps (www.xml.com)
• Jailed blogger hits record as supporters rally (news.com)
• GOP revives ISP-tracking legislation (news.com)
• Boston LED terror scare: a message to the media (www.boingboing.net)
• Consumer - Magazines vs. The Web: End of an Era (consumer.hardocp.com)
• O'Reilly Radar > What We Really Sell to Our Customers is Control (radar.oreilly.com)
• Bud.tv Tastes Stale, Flat (newteevee.com)
• Web Developers: 13 Command Line Tricks You Might Not Know (www.seomoz.org)
• Position Paper For the Workshop on Web of Services for Enterprise Computing (www.w3.org)
• Consumers Have Allies on the Web (New York Times)
• Who’s Attacking an Online Marxist Archive? China Is Suspected of Trying to Block Access to Texts (New York Times)
• Study Finds Security Flaws on Web Sites of Major Banks (New York Times)
• A Long (New York Times)
• IE 7 gives secure Web sites the green light (news.com)
• Netscape Announces Cross-Platform Netscape 9 to be Developed In-House - MozillaZine Talkback (www.mozillazine.org)
• Microsoft XML Team's WebLog : XSLT 2.0 (blogs.msdn.com)
• Shrinkwrap Licenses: An Epidemic Of Lawsuits Waiting To Happen (www.informationweek.com)
• Google sought to silence politicians while seeking tax breaks (news.com)
• Ten Tell-Tale Signs of a Lazy Webmaster/Designer (forum.programming-designs.com)
• Quick Start Your Design with XHTML Templates (particletree.com)
• Microsoft Releases Open XML Translator, Begins Next Phase of Project (www.eweek.com)
• I, Cringely . The Pulpit . WYSIWYB (PBS)
• Survey: Are domain registrars free-speech friendly? (news.com)
• BBC's download plans get backing (BBC)
• Hybridizing Java (Artima)
• XMLUnit Progress (stefan.samaflost.de)
• History Teacher Becomes Podcast Celebrity (New York Times)
• Google's Bosworth: Why AJAX Failed (Then Succeeded) (www.eweek.com)
• How to nab free T-Mobile WiFi lovin' without running Vista (www.engadget.com)
• Tracking the Russian Scammers (Wired)
• SECOND LIFE: Put your money on World of Warcraft - Valleywag (valleywag.com)
• SD Times - Give It a REST (www.sdtimes.com)
• The press manufactures John Kerry's tears (mediamatters.org)
• Priceline, Travelocity, and Cingular fined for using adware (pressesc.com)
• I Was a Cybercrook for the FBI (Wired)
• Apple pays $700,000 for bloggers' legal fees (www.macnn.com)
• Ten Government Hacks (radar.oreilly.com)
• David Orchard's Theory of Compatible Versions (www.oreillynet.com)
• A Theory of Compatible Versions (www.xml.com)
• Wishlists, Gift Certificates, and Gift Giving in E-Commerce (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) (www.useit.com)
• Adobe looks to have full PDF spec become ISO standard (www.macworld.com)
• Revealed: how eBay sellers fix auctions (www.timesonline.co.uk)
• Adobe to release PDF to ISO « Scobleizer (scobleizer.com)
• Scoble: Throwing himself under busses so I don’t have to. (blogs.smugmug.com)
• Feeding Frenzy for a Big Story, Even if It’s False (New York Times)
• China censorship damaged us, Google founders admit (The Guardian)
• Oh Brother Where Art Thou? (PBS)
• Forbes Thinks Web Photographers Don't Matter (thomashawk.com)
•  PR's 'pit bull' takes on open access - Journal publishers lock horns with free-information movement. (www.nature.com)
• MySpace Allegedly Kills Computer Security Website (blog.wired.com)
• Google Kills Bush's Miserable Failure Search & Other Google Bombs (searchengineland.com)
• Will 'unlocked' cell phones free consumers? (news.com)
• SECOND LIFE: Virtual world's supposed economy is 'a pyramid scheme' - Valleywag (valleywag.com)
• The Web Celeb 25 - Forbes.com (www.forbes.com)
• XForms in Firefox (IBM DeveloperWorks)
• Groupware Bad (www.jwz.org)
• Master Foo and the naming ceremony (www.itworld.com)
• Serious Eats: The Power of Food Blogging (www.seriouseats.com)
• Searching for Openness in Microsoft's OOXML and Finding Contradictions (www.groklaw.net)
• Six thousand pages, one month, no chance... (community.zdnet.co.uk)
• A most ingenious paradox: make 1900 a leap year? (www.oreillynet.com)
• Microsoft Office Open XML (en.wikipedia.org)
• An interesting offer: get paid to contribute to Wikipedia (www.oreillynet.com)
• The Contradictory Nature of OOXML (www.consortiuminfo.org)
• Riding Rails: Rails 1.2: REST admiration, HTTP lovefest, and UTF-8 celebrations (weblog.rubyonrails.org)
• On Linking (www.tbray.org)
• Google plots e-books coup - Sunday Times - Times Online (www.timesonline.co.uk)
• Website offers whistleblowers chance to go global - Technology - smh.com.au (www.smh.com.au)
• The 7 hidden pages within your Firefox browser » Our Picks - News, articles and reviews (www.our-picks.com)
• 53 CSS-Techniques You Couldn’t Live Without | Smashing Magazine (www.smashingmagazine.com)
• When Being a Verb is Not Enough (PBS)
• Computer to TV ? .Shouldn't it be the Other Way ? - Blog Maverick (www.blogmaverick.com)
• Web Sites Challenge the Textbook Goliaths (www.businessweek.com)
• Fierce Battle Brewing Over Network Neutrality (www.voip-news.com)
• Max Design - Ideal line length for content (www.maxdesign.com.au)
• Max Design - Liquid layouts the easy way (www.maxdesign.com.au)
• AdSense Competitive Ads and Services Policy just got a lot tighter for publishers - JenSense.com (www.jensense.com)
• Why Joost Is Good for TV (Wired)
• YouTube - John Hodgman and Jon Stewart explain Net Neutrality (www.youtube.com)
• Despite 100 Million IE 7 Installs, Microsoft's Browser Still Loses Ground - News by InformationWeek (www.informationweek.com)
• How Yahoo Blew It (Wired)
• If your product key is stolen, part 2 - Office Watch (news.office-watch.com)
• Yahoo Using Dirty Tactics to Switch Google & Firefox Users? (www.marketingpilgrim.com)
• Forget Neutrality — Keep Packets Private (gigaom.com)
• Microsoft takes email design back 5 years (www.campaignmonitor.com)
• MS Office for Mac On the Way (Wired)
• A case of suspected fraud « Jon Udell (blog.jonudell.net)
• Firefox 3 Plans and IE8 Speculation - Browsers Heading Apart Again (www.readwriteweb.com)
• Planned features for Firefox 3 (mozillalinks.org)
• MPAA Caught Uploading Fake Torrents at TorrentFreak (torrentfreak.com)
• Firms Fret as Office E (New York Times)
• To delete Wikipedia entry or not to delete? (news.com)
• Paypal Doesn't Want Slain Soldiers' Families To Receive Aid - Deadspin (www.deadspin.com)
• Hoosier Musings in Big Sky Country: Libraries are dangerous places (janellen.blogspot.com)
• 3quarksdaily (3quarksdaily.blogs.com)
• The Jackson 45 - a new search angle for Google (The Guardian)
• IE7 Web Developers Nightmare (it-gears.blogspot.com)
• Daily Kos: State of the Nation (www.dailykos.com)
• » Blogger Lets You Use Your Own Domain (google.blognewschannel.com)
• Does AdSense Suck for Bloggers? (www.problogger.net)
• Copyrights and Congress (New York Times)
• Attack of the zombie computers is a growing threat (news.com)
• \Just Cancel the @#%$* Account! (www.pcworld.com)
• The legal rights to your 'Second Life' avatar (news.com)
• Network Performance Daily - Network Performance Blog : Network Neutrality Debate: A Case for Non-Neutrality (www.networkperformancedaily.com)
• MS Fights to Own Your Office Docs (Wired)
• Fix Your Site With the Right DOCTYPE! (alistapart.com)
• All markup ends up looking like XML (www.megginson.com)
• The XQuery Chimera Takes Center Stage (www.xml.com)
• JSON vs. XML: Browser Security Model (www.25hoursaday.com)
• In praise of architecture astronauts (www.megginson.com)
• An Antic Disposition: How to hire Guillaume Portes (www.robweir.com)
• MS Winning Office Doc Battle (Wired)
• Amazon's secret price guarantee! (slate.com)
• About URI Templates (blog.welldesignedurls.org)
• The Mozilla Foundation: Achieving Sustainability (weblogs.mozillazine.org)
• Google Answer to Filling Jobs Is an Algorithm (New York Times)
• HD disk format wars are over (www.theinquirer.net)
• Hello, Grisham -- So Long, Hemingway? (Washington Post)

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