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 [Ngimagination.wordpress.com] Non-Governmental Imagination: “My only question about your blog post is that you (sic) weren’t the only nonprofit, if I am reading your second paragraph right.  HumaniNet and Inveneo are nonprofits - and the Red Cross of course - and TechReach is being organized as a nonprofit.  Green WiFi is small and has a social conscience.  VVAF couldn’t make it with their OASIS software, but they’re a nonprofit.  Telenor, our sponsor, was the only corporation represented.” 

[Blog.blogpulse.com] Nielsen BuzzMetrics' BlogPulse Newswire | Archives by Category: There's another conflict brewing in the blogosphere as well, this one a conservative-led smackdowon on the media in general, and their current target is New York Times photojournalist Joao Silva, whose coverage of insurgent movement is again producing catcalls of "treason" (by people who sit at computers and type, instead of people who don bullet-proof vests and risk their lives to bring us coverage of what's really happening in the world?...I'll never get that part). Glenn Greenwald has a response about the gang mentality that's suddenly targeting the media instead of the policies and practices that lead to such events and behaviors.

[Www-personal.umich.edu] Vacuum Weblog by Edward Vielmetti: Andrew Brown in the New Statesman - It's a blog's life "Blogs are never going to be big business and they're not the future of the web, either. But I find that I visit them more and more because in the blogs you can still find that educated, anarchic spirit - rather as I imagine medieval universities to have been, full of wandering scholars - which once seemed the natural atmosphere of the whole World Wide Web."

 [Whiterose.org] A Perfectly Cromulent Blog: October 2005 Archives: Then again, the Bond franchise has bigger problems than the main character's hair color: predictable plots, relying too much on gadgetry, and cartoonish super-villainy, for starters.

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