Google has really a great filter technology (see TechCrunch).
Why don't they use it to avoid such slips as posted on Slashdot?

Gizmodo posts about iPhone SDK.

Garett Rogers and Mitch Ratcliffe discuss the judgement about Google from Privacy International.

Micrsosft sues their "Most Valuable Professional" award winners (see Slashdot).
To prevent them from doing such an embarrassing slip again that's my small suggestion for their next award.

It's hard to be SOA-agile.
SOAP was yesterday. Today do REST and do not rest. See Joe McKendrick.

(Part 1 is here and other SOA cartoons are here and here)

Btw.: I've missed it. Geek&Poke had it's first anniversary yesterday. On June 4th 2006 the first cartoon was posted (on Blogger back then).

Donna Bogatin is in a row with the brave men Nicholas Carr and Robert Scoble.

See e.g. some of her latest posts against the Google and Facebook hegemony:
Welcome to Google: The friendly monopolist
Facebook commercializes 24 million users: Sells special access to News Feeds
Google security alert: Universal Search scarier than Google Maps

Just a proposal for an even better Google service. (See Donna Bogatin about Google and privacy).

Great post from RedMonk about patents.
Frankly my contribution to this discourse is not so distinguished at all.

Update: Great post/poll from Ed Burnette about the MS-FOSS-deals

Novell / Suse worries about the post GPLv3 era (see Slashdot).
I guess they don't gave to.

Today's headlines:

Cell Phones Disable Keys for High-End Cars (Slashdot) and China preps for cyberwarfare (ZDNet)

Donna Bogatin is a bit scared about Facebook (see her post).

It turned out, that it's better to let the producers generate the content (see Nicholas Carr).
At least in the case of ads.

They just don't need to name all the allegedly infringed patents (see Slashdot).

Google is about to become the last answer (see Nicholas Carr).

(Part 3 of "The Last Judgement" is here)

Is it a coincidence that Microsoft starts its sue campaign (see Mary Jo Foley for the latest) at the very day Bill Gates has his 20-Year-Of-False-Predictions-Anniversary (see Slashdot)?

The same German Minister of Interior - Wolfgang Schaeuble - who wants to install trojans on the machines of suspects (see an older Slashdot post or an older cartoon) is about to become patron of the German 'LinuxTag' (see Slashdot).
Not all geeks are amused.

See Slashdot.

MySpace seems to be a little bit selective (see Russell Shaw).

See 'The shrinking web' from Roughtype.

You tube users are stealing David Grisman's success. No he sues (see Donna Bogatin).