Are the fights that matter just the ones between giant companies? Doesn't the health of the Net and the Web matter more than any commercial battles? Full Article at Linux Journal

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The sound of revving engines will be a call to start carving turkeys on Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 when the Hells Angels come to St. Anthony Dining Room to help out for one of St. Anthony's biggest... Full Article at PR Newswire

Craig Newmark, the founder of Craigslist, argued that the Internet had tended to favor entities willing to share information rather than those trying to build barriers. Full Article at Columbia Journalism Review

These days, if you want to find a fling, a friend or a cheap used sofa, you might check Craigslist. But decades before Craig Newmark posted his first list, computer users all over the country were connecting through electronic bulletin boards. Full Article at Southern California Public Radio

Getty Images A modem from the 80s. These days, if you want to find a fling, a friend or a cheap used sofa, you might check out Craigslist. Full Article at NPR

Hey, Beth Noveck is working at the White House getting really serious about giving all Americans a serious voice in running our Federal government. Full Article at Huffington Post

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You may have noticed that lots of the folks that make media for a living are pretty unhappy these days. Full Article at Huffington Post

SAN FRANCISCO -- The nonprofit group that runs online encyclopedia Wikipedia said Friday that it named Craig Newmark, the founder of Web classifieds site Craigslist, to its advisory board. Full Article at Miami Herald

Craig Newmark is making his move as the Craiglist founder joins Wikimedia Foundation’s advisory board. Full Article at Startup Meme

SAN FRANCISCO - The nonprofit group that runs online encyclopedia Wikipedia said Friday that it named Craig Newmark, the founder of Web classifieds site Craigslist, to its advisory board. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune

The Wikimedia Foundation advisory board was created in January 2007. The main job of advisory board members is to attend a once a year meeting at the annual Wikimania conference. They also contribute in their specific areas of expertise. Full Article at TechCrunch

A Tuesday New York Times Science section story about a huge floating garbage patch in the Pacific was written by a freelance journalist. Not in itself unusual, since the Times taps lots of freelancers. Full Article at MediaPost.com

A year ago today, , with the Ad Council, launched a big campaign to welcome new veterans home and help 'em find resources for the transition to civilian life at Community of Veterans. Full Article at Huffington Post

You may have noticed that lots of the folks that make media for a living are pretty unhappy these days. Full Article at Mediaite.com

Now, the AARP, the American Association of Retired Persons, has taken up the fight on behalf of us, adding their voice. Full Article at Huffington Post

According to Gina Harman, president and CEO at ACCION USA, the funds will help the organization continue its partnership with Kiva.org, a Website that connects entrepreneurs in need of business capital worldwide with individuals who... Full Article at Emediawire.com

Another year in the Search Marketing world, another WebmasterWorld Pubcon in Las Vegas. Pubcon was one of the first search marketing conferences I attended and where I first met a number of highly talented SEOs in person. Full Article at The Bloggers' Times

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