Want to reply to a comment? Hint: Click "Reply" at the bottom of the comment; after being approved your comment will appear directly underneath the comment you replied to All comments on this article are pre-moderated. Full Article at Huffington Post

Craig Newmark, the founder of classified ad site Craigslist, will participate in a new panel formed by the Department of Veterans Affairs to review ideas for improving disability claims processing at the agency. Full Article at Information Week

John Palmer was born and raised in Muskegon, Michigan. He attended Carleton College (Northfield, MN) where he majored in economics and barely avoided failing out. Full Article at normblog

Craig Newmark, the founder of “craigslist” and a well-known technology visionary, has agreed to serve on the blue-ribbon panel of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that will review and evaluate ideas to improve disability claims processing times... Full Article at Craig Newmark's Blog

Washington, D.C. - infoZine - Craig Newmark, the founder of “craigslist” and a well-known technology visionary, has agreed to serve on the blue-ribbon panel of the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) that will review and evaluate ideas to improve... Full Article at Kansas City Infozine

Craiglist.org founder Craig Newmark has agreed to serve on a Veterans Affairs Department panel that will review ideas to improve disability claims processing times and provide greater transparency to vets, the agency announced on Wednesday. Full Article at NextGov

Hey, the folks at Sunlight Foundation have introduced an augmented reality app, you point it around you, and you can see what companies have gotten the money. Check it out: Want to reply to a comment? Full Article at Huffington Post

The folks at Consumer Reports provide some of the most trustworthy reporting anywhere, doing lots of fact checking, with the highest degree of integrity humans can exhibit. Full Article at Huffington Post

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 Online Marketing Blog

The folks at Consumer Reports provide some of the most trustworthy reporting anywhere, doing lots of fact checking, with the highest degree of integrity humans can exhibit. Full Article at Huffington Post

Last January Google threw a post-inauguration party in Washington to celebrate the election of President Barack Obama. The internet giant had good reason to be happy. Full Article at Times Online

Sometimes banks try to pull a fast one on you, like mailing statements nearly late, then charging you for late fees. Full Article at Huffington Post

Rembrandt painted The Night Watch between 1640 and 1642. It was commissioned by 16 members of a civic militia guard company who paid 100 guilders each. In other words, Rembrandt's work may be the most famous and earliest example of sponsored content. Full Article at Fast Company

We're seeing something new from Washington, sites which are being used to help figure out how to better serve citizens. Full Article at Huffington Post

Speakers at last week’s Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco mused about the future of journalism with moderator John Battelle. “We’re living in an era of great change all over the place,” noted New York Times Digital Head Martin Niesenholtz. Full Article at The Local Onliner

More experienced computer consultants will want to attend the industry update sessions from leading Silicon Valley companies. Full Article at Emediawire.com

In this April 14, 2005 file photo, Craigslist.org CEO Jim Buckmaster, left, and founder Craig Newmark, center, are photographed outside of their office in San Francisco. Full Article at USA Today

The big deal is that it contains provisions fought for by the Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America like mandatory mental health screenings, which have the potential to save more lives than all the MRAP's money can buy. Full Article at Huffington Post

People in Washington get increasingly dedicated to better public service, often via the Net. In September 2009, the CDC launched a three-month text messaging pilot to get the word out regarding big health issues, like the H1N1 thing. Full Article at Huffington Post