Financial Times editor says most news websites will charge within a year

07/16/2009 • guardian.co.uk

The Financial Times editor, Lionel Barber, has predicted that "almost all" news organisations will be charging for online content within a year.

In Azerbaijan, a Donkey Suit Provokes Laughs and, Possibly, Arrests

07-15-2009 • NY Times

To his audience — cosmopolitan young Azeris following his commentaries on blogs and Facebook — the video was a sly send-up of the government, which had been accused in the local news media of paying exorbitant prices to import donkeys.

Heavy Metal in Baghdad

06-20-2009 • Hulu

Anthony T. reviewed this video. A great documentry, even if you dont listen to Metal. Well done, very informative. The main stream media fails to show us what everyday Iraqi's go through just to exist, in this war torn land. It was interesting to for me to hear there perspective about what has happened to there nation since 2003.   As far as the metal goes. I would mosh and bang my head at there show. m/ And a comment to the last "review" by Dylan S.You obviously did not even pay attention to any of the film makers commentary. And No you can't "sympathize with their situation" Until.... Salt lake, UT, has daily suicide bombers, snipers, kidnappings..... decades of war with Iran, Dictatorships.... You know?? Things of that nature.  

Police Raid wikileaks.de Owner's Homes

03-25-2009 • NEWS.com.au

"The raid is over the censorship lists, but which particular list, we can not be certain, although the Australian lists are the most recent and the most prominent due to their non-voluntary status."

A Conversation with Town Supervisor, a Little North of New York City, about How He Uses Blogging to

01-16-2009 • Paul Levinson

Paul J. Feiner, Town Supervisor of Greenburgh, New York, talks to Paul Levinson about the value of blogging in staying in touch with the people in local governance.