Having read a post from Dana Blankenhorn I asked myself how a day at the RIAA would look like.
That's my best guess.

See Jason Calacanis about the official defintion of Web 3.0 and difference between it and Web 2.0.

See Michael Krigsman about the definition of success for IT projects.

See Michael Krigsman about 6 tips to reduce project failures.

No actual story today.
(Day 1 is here)

How long will the RIAA follow their we-sue-everybody-strategy (see Slashdot and Techdirt)?

Do you really think you own something you've just paid $ 600 for?
So don't wonder when you find your cow lying dead on the floor killed by a former cool guy (see Life of Leo).

Apple did it. See e.g. Robert Scoble, Matthew Miller or Adrian Kingsley-Hughes.

Episode 1 of our new series

See Nicholas Carr about the

"bureaucratization" of friendship promoted by Facebook, MySpace, and other such sites

Good news from Cupertino. See Adrian Kingsley-Hughes.

See Techdirt about the infinite wisdom of our German government and the prohibition of private copies.

Top stories of Sep 22nd 2007:
There are caves on the Mars (see Slashdot) and Robert Scoble says that Dave Winer said, that anyone who uses the term "social graph" (instead of "social network") was a monkey.

Nicholas Carr applauds Dave Winer.

Don't get too buzzy (see Michael Krigsman)!

(Btw.: Part 1 is here)

A survey says we blogger and onliners are a little bit strange regarding real social contacts (see Techmeme, Slashdot or Techdirt). That's ridiculous.

The German Secretary of the Interior still tries to haunt the terrorists with home grown spyware that scrutinizes the machines of the suspects. Good luck.

(See a the German milans blog about this)

(See also Google Blogoscoped from last week with another story about him)

What's AJAX? Innovation, technology or just a bunch of hacks. See Ryan Stewart.

Dana Blankenhoren asks: "Is Linux still too geeky?"

The Creationists have discovered the DMCA (see Slashdot and Wired).