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Can't help thinking that plenty of bloggers have mounted 18 month one-man stalking and reputation destroying campaigns, but only a couple of political bloggers in the UK have the attention of the mainstream media. That is what made the difference here.
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"The match-fixing scandal gathered pace as Namibia's players came forward to say they had been offered £15,000 a man to lose against Guinea. Benin's coach revealed last week he was approached by a man offering to pay to ensure his side were defeated".
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"The study confirms the web is having a profound impact on how we conceptualise, seek, evaluate & use information. 'The Gutenberg galaxy' is imploding. But at least you can find the Wikipedia entry 'Gutenberg galaxy' in 0.34 seconds".
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[From mad legal dept.] "A judge has now agreed that you CAN copyright cease-and-desist letters. The lawyer in question claims this means he can sue anytime someone posts one of his cease-and-desist letters [on the net]". Not if I patent them first...
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We had Gavdos in sight when we were on the south coast last year, but never made it across. It sounds like one of the most delightfully isolated communities in Europe.
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"1: Host images for your content on Flickr.
2: Use keyword-rich titles for the images.
3: In the image descriptions, link to the article using keyword-rich anchor text.
4: Er… profit!"
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"Someone at the Daily Mail noticed several BBC correspondents wearing jackets from The North Face. The Mail proves once again that their super-silly superficialness has blinded them to reality". It was all staff discount Berghaus in my day.
