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"Yang said the two companies didn't need regulatory approvalbecause it's an open & non-exclusive deal but they would delay implementation for 3 months to allow the US Department of Justice to review it". Rest of the world's regulators can just lump it.
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Digg downtime page has links. One of them hacked with pr0n links that boast illegal content. But the person reporting the story didn't verify. So actually, link from a link on Digg *may* have illegal pr0n. Non-story, but PingPongPie is a great blog name.
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Includes the succesful formula: 'The Wrong Way And The Right Way To (GET MARTIN BELAM TO LINK TO YOUR EXCELLENT AND USEFUL LIST)'
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From the comments: "We agree that the new link placement was too inconvenient. We've therefore gone back to having a more easily reached 'See original' link at the bottom of the item. Hope that works for you - Mihai Parparita, Google Reader Engineer."
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I often disagree with Arrington's POV and tone of voice, but he is spot on with this: "We needed a competitive market in search to ensure the health of the Internet. Now [after Yahoo!/Google deal], it’s nearly impossible to see how that can happen."
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"Perhaps social networking is reaching a saturation point as it matures, but that's not to say it's all doom-and-gloom. Many people are still joining social networks, and, with each new generation, social networking will become even more a part of life."
