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• March 26, 2008
• 13:45

  Google execs: $1 in pay, $13B in stock (Associated Press)

• 11:20

  Craigslist Scam Cleans Out Oregon Man: Who Should Pay? (Henry Blodget/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 10:15

  Japan: URL's Are Totally Out (cabel.name)

• 9:55

  Social Site's New Friends Are Athletes (Tim Arango/New York Times)

• 6:45

  FriendFeed Launches API - This Should be Interesting (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 5:45

  Open source: Microsoft lawyer on patent question (Todd Bishop/Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog)

• 3:25

  FriendFeed API: Extend and improve FriendFeed (Bret Taylor/FriendFeed Blog)

• 3:20

  Open Source Software Made Developers Cool. Now It Can Make Them Rich (Daniel Roth/Wired News)

• 2:00

  Microsoft to Raise Yahoo Bid to $34--Citi (Henry Blodget/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 1:50

  New York Apple Stores Sold Out Of iPhones (The Huffington Post)

• 1:35

  Citigroup: Microsoft likely to raise bid for Yahoo (InfoWorld)

• March 25, 2008
• 23:30

  Innocent man pinched by RIAA asks SCOTUS for attorney's fees (Eric Bangeman/Ars Technica)

• 22:00

  Yahoo Redesign With Centered Logo (Philipp Lenssen/Google Blogoscoped)

• 21:20

  Defection Watch: Google's Director of Social Media Decides It's ... (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 19:00

  Google backs 'white space' wi-fi (BBC)

• 19:00

  Sony BMG plans online music subscription service (CNN)

• 18:10

  Announcing the OpenSocial Foundation (Wade Chambers/Yodel Anecdotal)

• 18:00

  Sony BMG launching (DRM-free?) subscription music service this year (Thomas Ricker/Engadget)

• 18:00

  Security Lapse Exposes Facebook Photos (Michael Liedtke/Associated Press)

• 17:50

  Yahoo! Supports OpenSocial; Yahoo!, MySpace and Google to Form ... (Yahoo!)

• 17:40

  Yahoo, Google, MySpace form nonprofit OpenSocial Foundation (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 17:25

  Microsoft looks to cash in on the iPhone (Jon Fortt/Big Tech)

• 16:10

  Microsoft Partners with Top Social Networks to Put Users at the Center of their Data (Windows Live Dev)

• 15:45

  Yahoo: Time to Negotiate With Microsoft? (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)

• 15:35

  Windows Live teams up with social networks for contact portability (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 14:20

  Netflix glitch to delay deliveries (Greg Sandoval/CNET News.com)

• March 23, 2008
• 11:55

  Why Old Technologies Are Still Kicking (Steve Lohr/New York Times)

• 5:56

  Meanwhile, back at the plantation - Bebo founders Michael ... (Nick/Rough Type)

• 5:20

  New Google Mobile feature lets you search without typing (Garett Rogers/Googling Google)

• 0:40

  Bridging Desktop And Web Applications - A Look At Mozilla Prism (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• March 22, 2008
• 21:15

  The Royalty Scam - LAST week at South by Southwest ... (Billy Bragg/New York Times)

• 18:55

  Hopes for Wireless Cities Are Fading (Ian Urbina/New York Times)

• 17:50

  The Thin Skin of Apple Fans (Dan Mitchell/New York Times)

• 12:50

  Mozilla CEO says Apple's Safari auto-update 'wrong' (Martin LaMonica/CNET News.com)

• 9:29

  You Weren't Meant to Have a Boss - A few days ago I was sitting ... (Paul Graham)

• 7:55

  Did We Just Witness a Twitter Marriage Proposal? (Stan Schroeder/Mashable!)

• 6:10

  Eating our words: Apple's Mac mini to rock on (Kasper Jade/AppleInsider)

• 5:15

  At Launch, Mytopia Shows Social Networks How To Play Nicely Together (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 3:30

  For Bloggers, Legit News Photos For Free (Om Malik/GigaOM)

• 1:30

  LinkedIn Company Detail Shows Silicon Valley Carousel (louisgray.com)

• 0:20

  Apple Software Update (John/John's Blog)

• 0:15

  Breaking: Sony Won't Charge $50 To Remove Bloatware (Rob Beschizza/Gadget Lab)

• March 21, 2008
• 22:25

  Verizon and AT&T dominate airwaves auction (Peter Kaplan/Reuters)

• 22:10

  Think before you install - Look, people, it's 2008 ... (Tom Krazit/One More Thing)

• 20:30

  CBS Sports Facing March Madness Backlash on Facebook. "This App Blows." (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 20:25

  Report: 95% of Internet video stuck looking longingly at TV (Jacqui Cheng/Ars Technica)

• 18:55

  Facebook Toast? Hot Today, Dead Tomorrow--Like AOL? (Henry Blodget/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 17:25

  Gibson turns volume up to 11 with new 'Guitar Hero' lawsuit (Caroline McCarthy/CNET News.com)

• 16:35

  Breaking: FCC Confirms that Big Winner in Spectrum Auction is Verizon. (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 16:20

  Q&A: Battelle talks blog roll-ups, Google, and Federated Media's future (Stefanie Olsen/CNET News.com)

• 15:05

  The Wall Street Journal's Web site is already (secretly) free (Farhad Manjoo/Salon)

• 14:15

  Sony hates you, offers $50 "Fresh Start" option to build your laptop crapware-free (Paul Miller/Engadget)

• 12:35

  The Conversation Has Left the Blogosphere (Sarah Perez/ReadWriteWeb)

• 10:25

  Apple pushing Safari downloads on Windows users (Katie Marsal/AppleInsider)

• 7:25

  LinkedIn, Now For Companies - LinkedIn, the boring social network ... (Mark Hendrickson/TechCrunch)

• 7:00

  Google's Broken Bookmarking Systems (Ionut Alex Chitu/Google Operating System)

• 5:15

  Camcorder Brings Zen to the Shoot (David Pogue/New York Times)

• 4:55

  Introducing the AJAX Language API - Tools for Translation and Language Detection (Ben Lisbakken/Google AJAX Search API Blog)

• 4:00

  My new MacBook Air (The Martha Blog)

• 2:50

  The end of the FCC 700 MHz auction (Google Public Policy Blog)

• 1:40

  YouTube Founder Launches VC Fund (Alexander Haislip/PE Hub Blog)

• March 20, 2008
• 23:10

  Verizon Wins Key FCC Auctions (Corey Boles/Wall Street Journal)

• 22:45

  FCC: Verizon Wireless a big 700 Mhz auction winner; Now what? (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)

• 22:20

  Amazon's Newest Web Service: Shipping Center APIs (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 20:45

  Our Most Fulfilling Web Service Yet (Amazon Web Services Blog)

• 20:25

  Firmware v2.20 bringing BD-Live to PS3 (Eric Lempel/PlayStation.Blog)

• 20:20

  Mike Arrington's dream team has wrong goal (Robert Scoble/Scobleizer)

• 19:40

  HTC names Google phone, 'Dream' (Dan Nystedt/InfoWorld)

• 19:40

  PS3 firmware 2.20 bringing BD-Live interactive Blu-ray this month (Thomas Ricker/Engadget)

• 19:05

  BoomTown Decodes TechCrunch's Dream Team Memo (So You Don't Have To) (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)

• 19:00

  AOL: Many Senior Managers Were Against Bebo Buy (Henry Blodget/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 18:30

  Bezos: Sorry for the delays, more Kindles on the way (David Carnoy/CNET News.com)

• 18:25

  HTC Calls Android Phone Dream, Feels Like One Already (Addy Dugdale/Gizmodo)

• 17:20

  Diigo 3.0: The all-powerful personal and social bookmarking service (Rafe Needleman/Webware.com)

• 16:05

  The Experts vs. the Amateurs: A Tug of War over the Future of Media (Knowledge@Wharton)

• 15:35

  FBI posts fake hyperlinks to snare child porn suspects (Declan McCullagh/The Iconoclast)

• 15:35

  How Leander Kahney Got Everything Wrong by Being a F**king Jackass (John Gruber/Daring Fireball)

• 13:15

  A Push to Limit the Tracking of Web Surfers' Clicks (Louise Story/New York Times)

• 12:05

  Gartner Changes Its Enterprise iPhone Recommendations (Ken Dulaney/Gartner)

• 11:45

  Adobe realizes SDK not enough for Flash on iPhone (Tom Krazit/One More Thing)

• 9:30

  Google Queries Decelerated in February--Comscore (Henry Blodget/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 9:20

  AMD makes massive layoffs (Charlie Demerjian/Inquirer)

• 6:55

  Y Combinator Demo Day - which one will be the next Google? (Don Dodge/Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing)

• 6:05

  VC confab: Please, no more social networks (Stefanie Olsen/CNET News.com)

• 5:40

  2nd UPDATE: Verizon Wireless Unveils Open Network Specs (Roger Cheng/CNN)

• 3:15

  Is your Airport Extreme suddenly Time Machine-happy? (Michael Rose/The Unofficial Apple Weblog)

• 2:55

  Opening Google Docs to users and developers via Gadgets and Visualization API (Official Google Blog)

• 2:20

  Supernova - I'm writing this from EclipseCon in Santa Clara ... (Port 25)

• 1:40

  comScore Releases February 2008 U.S. Search Engine Rankings (comScore)

• 1:25

  Yahoo turns to radio ads to lure Google Web searchers (Elinor Mills/CNET News.com)

• 0:50

  Fast is better than slow (Robert Hamilton/Official Google ...)

• 0:49

  Recent Posts from Techmeme's Sponsors

• March 19, 2008
• 23:40

  Thoughts On FriendFeed - I know I am late to this discussion ... (Fred/A VC)

• 23:15

  Apple may bundle unlimited iTunes with iPods (Chris Foresman/Ars Technica)

• 23:00

  More Privacy Options - Today, we are introducing privacy changes ... (Naomi Gleit/Facebook Blog)

• 22:16

  Mahalo Launches Reviews and Ratings; CEO Shares Company Stats (Allen Stern/CenterNetworks)

• 21:50

  Online Advertisers To Spend Through Turbulence (eMarketer)

• 20:10

  Dell's Latitude XT2 plans revealed (Thomas Ricker/Engadget)

• 17:56

  Google sees surge in Web use on hot mobile phones (Eric Auchard/Reuters)

• 17:41

  Company Note: Wrong on All Counts (Rafat Ali/paidContent.org)

• 17:35

  TechCrunch Wants to Merge With Blogosphere, Kill CNET (Henry Blodget/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 16:35

  Google Spreadsheets Adds Gadgets, a Directory of Features (Ionut Alex Chitu/Google Operating System)

• 16:25

  The Technology That Toppled Eliot Spitzer (John Borland/Technology Review)

• 15:35

  How Apple Got Everything Right By Doing Everything Wrong (Leander Kahney/Wired News)

• 15:30

  Dell reportedly plans to resume handheld device business (Daniel Shen/DigiTimes)

• 15:25

  The Google Conflict: Search Engine or Destination? (ClickZ)

• 15:15

  More Bloggers Raising Money. Here Come The Politics. And Here Comes My Rant. (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 15:05

  Adobe developing Flash for iPhone (Andy Space/9 to 5 Mac)

• 12:55

  The Disruptive Entrepreneur's Dilemma (Robert Scoble/Scobleizer)

• 11:15

  Exclusive: Blogdigger Acquired by Odeo (Richard MacManus/ReadWriteWeb)

• 6:40

  Wireless spectrum auction comes to a close (Michal Lev-Ram/Techland)

• 5:00

  Writer Arthur C. Clarke dies at 90 (Ravi Nessman/Associated Press)

• 4:50

  Disqus - We are in the middle of a disruptive change ... (Fred Wilson/Union Square Ventures)

• 3:50

  Apple mulls unlimited music bundle (Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson/Financial Times)

• 2:15

  Yahoo's Three-Year Plan: Grow Revenues 73 Percent By Focusing ... (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 1:05

  Facebook About To Pass MySpace In Worldwide Traffic (Peter Kafka/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 0:55

  U.S. Airwaves Bids Total $19.6 Billion; Auction Ends (Molly Peterson/Bloomberg)

• March 18, 2008
• 23:45

  About Security Update 2008-002 - This document describes ... (Apple)

• 23:35

  It's your world. Map it. (Ramesh Balakrishnan/Google LatLong)

• 22:55

  Facebook To Launch New Privacy Controls; Confirms Chat Is Coming (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 22:20

  Microsoft and Intel Launch Parallel Computing Research Centers ... (Microsoft)

• 21:55

  Is venture capital's love affair with Web 2.0 over? (Martin LaMonica/CNET News.com)

• 20:50

  Facebook fires up IM, ratchets up privacy (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 20:00

  Windows Vista SP1 Released to Windows Update (Nick White/Windows Vista Team Blog)

• 19:35

  About the Safari 3.1 Update (Apple)

• 18:10

  Yahoo: Business is fine and we're worth more; Do you buy it? (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)

• 17:45

  Yahoo: We'll double our cash flow (Caroline McCarthy/CNET News.com)

• 17:40

  Analyst: Returns, technical problems high with flash-based notebooks (Michael Kanellos/CNET News.com)

• 17:40

  Apple Releases Safari 3.1 (Bill Evans/Apple)

• 17:10

  Long-Distance Wi-Fi - Intel has found a way to stretch ... (Kate Greene/Technology Review)

• March 17, 2008
• 20:55

  Microsoft Adopts Flash Lite For Windows Mobile As a Stopgap Measure (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 20:15

  iPhone 2.0, iPhone 3.0 or iPhone Nano - a clamshell/flip phone? (Staska/Unwired View)

• 18:40

  CBS to bloggers: Install our widgets, and we'll split the profits (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 18:40

  10 Things I Warned Microsoft About Windows Vista (Joe Wilcox/Microsoft Watch)

• 18:25

  Early Yahoo Postmortem, And Google CEO Eric Schmidt On The Prospect Of MicroHoo (Greg Sterling/Search Engine Land)

• 16:35

  Open-Source Troubles in Wiki World (Noam Cohen/New York Times)

• 16:15

  BMC buys BladeLogic, eyes data center automation (Larry Dignan/Between the Lines)

• 15:45

  Google says Microsoft's Yahoo buy might hurt Internet (Reuters)

• 15:20

  Google News, YouTube blocked in China amid Tibet riots (InfoWorld)

• 15:05

  Yahoo Buzz is a Game Changer for Social Media; And Spells Trouble for Digg! (Richard MacManus/ReadWriteWeb)

• 14:35

  Adobe Flash Lite and Reader LE Licensed by Microsoft (Adobe)

• 10:00

  Web creator rejects net tracking (Rory Cellan-Jones/BBC)

• 7:25

  Microsoft to license Adobe's Flash Lite (Tom Krazit/One More Thing)

• 6:35

  Yahoo Buzz: Yahoo Reveals Stats From The First Two Weeks (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 5:15

  As I was saying - On The Gang this Friday, Dan Farber asked ... (Steve Gillmor/NewsGang)

• 5:05

  J.P. Morgan Rescues Bear Stearns (Wall Street Journal)

• 2:15

  Why Is It So Hard To Say "I'm Sorry," Sarah? (Allen Stern/CenterNetworks)

• March 16, 2008
• 20:20

  Flickr Video beta due in April (Dan Farber/Outside the Lines)

• 20:15

  Online Business Networking: 2 Horse Globalization Race (Bernard Lunn/ReadWriteWeb)

• 16:20

  Russell Shaw R.I.P. (Andy Abramson/VoIP Watch)

• 16:05

  We'll miss Russell Shaw (Dan Farber/Outside the Lines)

• 13:15

  Video Coming To Flickr Soon. Really. (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 13:15

  friendfeed versus socialthing: why i'm backing socialthing (Muhammad Saleem/muhammad.saleem)

• 13:15

  Piracy provision aims at universities (Ben DuBose/Los Angeles Times)

• 3:45

  Duncan Riley: Lessons in diplomacy (Mathew/mathewingram.com/work)

• 1:20

  Winny copiers to be cut off from Internet (Daily Yomiuri Online)

• March 15, 2008
• 22:00

  Japanese ISPs Agree to Ban Pirates from the Internet (Enigmax/TorrentFreak)

• March 14, 2008
• 13:10

  Is KickApps Next to Board AOL's Gravy Train? (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)

• 12:15

  Blogging and Newspapers, a Lesson in How Not to Brand and Market (Mark Cuban/Blog Maverick)

• 8:36

  Hello BlackBerry, Meet the iPhone (David Pogue/Pogue's Posts)

• 8:36

  Google's Trojan Horse: Let the Free Ad Serving Begin (Saul Hansell/Bits)

• 7:15

  Breaking Google Captchas for $3 a Day (Brad Stone/Bits)

• 4:35

  Hummer Winblad Partner Will Price Resigns To Head WidgetBox (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 3:20

  Organizing more than one world's information (Michael Weiss-Malik/Google LatLong)

• 2:50

  Microsoft Confirms Windows 7 for 2010 - No Word on Windows 7 M2 (Marius Oiaga/Softpedia News)

• 1:40

  The Lost Features of Google (Philipp Lenssen/Google Blogoscoped)

• 1:00

  Apple Announces WWDC 2008 (June 9-13, 2008) (Arn/MacRumors)

• 0:45

  Our solutions for ad serving (Rohit Dhawan/Official Google Blog)

• March 13, 2008
• 23:00

  MSN exec Bradford leaving for ad company (Todd Bishop/Todd Bishop's Microsoft Blog)

• 22:05

  OpenSocial Beta Apps Go Live on MySpace (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 21:50

  Source: Yahoo in informal talks with Microsoft (Dawn Kawamoto/CNET News.com)

• 20:25

  iPhone 2.0 "sneak peek" (John Biggs/TechCrunch)

• 20:20

  The Yahoo! Search Open Ecosystem (Yahoo! Search Blog)

• 19:50

  Apple TV DVR interface revealed in patent filings (AppleInsider)

• 19:20

  Bebo: By the (Not So Big) Numbers (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)

• 18:15

  Yahoo Embraces The Semantic Web - Expect The Internet To Organize Itself In A Hurry (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 17:20

  AOL Buys Bebo For $850 Million (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 17:20

  AOL buys social network Bebo for $850 million (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 16:45

  Elite Bloggers Joining FriendFeed In Droves (louisgray.com)

• 16:00

  AOL to Acquire Social Media Network Bebo (AOL News)

• 15:35

  Bebo To AOL for $850 Million (Allen Stern/CenterNetworks)

• 15:20

  AOL to Acquire Global Social Media Network Bebo (Business Wire)

• 14:10

  WordPress is Open Source (Matt/Photo Matt)

• 13:30

  The Future Of Voice May Be Voiceless (Duncan Riley/TechCrunch)

• 12:40

  Google testing service to let publishers manage ads (Elinor Mills/CNET News.com)

• 12:00

  Nerve-tapping neckband allows 'telepathic' chat (Tom Simonite/New Scientist)

• 11:50

  Blu-ray Player Prices Hit 2008 Highs As Competition Dwindles (Mark Raby/Tom's Hardware Guide)

• 9:20

  Video Road Hogs Stir Fear of Internet Traffic Jam (Steve Lohr/New York Times)

• 9:11

  Amazon's Latest Product Launch is a Couple of Facebook Apps (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 5:17

  Recent Posts from Techmeme's Sponsors

• 4:30

  Disney: $123 Million From iTunes Since 2006 (AAPL) (Peter Kafka/Silicon Alley Insider)

• 2:25

  Crgslst: The Endangered, Sexy Craigslist Search Tool (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 0:25

  The Future is Web Services, Not Web Sites (Steve Rubel/Micro Persuasion)

• March 12, 2008
• 23:40

  A Heart Device Is Found Vulnerable to Hacker Attacks (Barnaby J. Feder/New York Times)

• 23:00

  Iphone to go x86 (Charlie Demerjian/Inquirer)

• 22:55

  Disney CEO: Won't Bid for AOL (Seth Sutel/Associated Press)

• 22:30

  YouTube: The Platform - (Update: Comment from YouTube added below). (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• 22:00

  Microsoft buys virtualization player Kidaro (Ina Fried/Beyond Binary)

• 22:00

  Apple's iTunes Store Has Sold 4 Billion Tracks--But Is It Profitable? (Billboard.Biz)

• 21:10

  Google could be superseded, says web inventor (Jonathan Richards/Times of London)

• 20:50

  iPhone 2.0 Unlocked, Runs All Apps (Jesus Diaz/Gizmodo)

• 19:25

  The Search for the Killer iPhone App (Olga Kharif/Business Week)

• 19:10

  The Tools Google Uses Internally (Philipp Lenssen/Google Blogoscoped)

• 18:00

  Half-Assed Startup: How do I start my company and keep my day job? (Tony Wright/Venture Hacks)

• 16:35

  Yahoo's Nightmare Scenario, Part 1 (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)

• 16:05

  iPhone SDK Downloads Top 100,000 (Apple)

• 15:35

  GoDaddy Silences Police-Watchdog Site RateMyCop.com - Update (Kevin Poulsen/Threat Level)

• 14:10

  Japan investigates possible iPod defect (Yuri Kageyama/Associated Press)

• 13:30

  YouTube Everywhere - We try really hard to make YouTube as open as possible. (YouTube)

• 11:35

  YouTube, once just a destination, becoming a service too (Rafe Needleman/CNET News.com)

• 9:50

  Twine Disappoints After Semantic Web Hype (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 7:25

  Client 9 Domains Snatched Minutes After Spitzer Scandal Breaks (Betsy Schiffman/Epicenter)

• 7:20

  Yahoo May Join Google-Led Social Networking Alliance (Miguel Helft/Bits)

• 7:10

  What Does YouTube Have Up Its Sleeve? Guess Right, And Win An iPod Shuffle. (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)

• March 11, 2008
• 7:20

  Hulu Launches with Warner, Lionsgate (Liz Gannes/NewTeeVee)

• 6:40

  Mozilla releases Firefox 3.0 beta 4 (Steven Musil/CNET News.com)

• 3:35

  Mark Zuckerberg on Data Portability: An Interview (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 3:05

  Zuckerberg talks about Facebook's future with News.com (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 2:10

  Mark Zuckerberg, Sarah Lacy Interview Video (Nick O'Neill/All Facebook)

• 0:45

  News Corp will not fight Microsoft for Yahoo (Reuters)

• March 10, 2008
• 23:50

  Wikipedia's tin-cup approach wears thin (Alana Semuels/Los Angeles Times)

• 22:30

  Ex-Googler Launches Search Engine Community, Topicle (Sarah Perez/ReadWriteWeb)

• 22:20

  Ericsson predicts demise of hotspots (InfoWorld)

• 21:15

  14 Year Olds May Think You Are Cool (Valeria Maltoni/Conversation Agent)

• 19:45

  Everyone's Invited to Experience Xbox 360 as Microsoft Lowers ... (Gamerscore Blog)

• 18:35

  TSA can't believe MacBook Air is a real laptop, causes owner to miss flight (Darren Murph/Engadget)

• 18:15

  The GigaOM Interview: Ray Ozzie, Chief Software Architect, Microsoft Corp. (Om Malik/GigaOM)

• 18:00

  Bigger Computer Monitors = More Productivity (Ben Worthen/Business Technology)

• 17:30

  Sprint phone first to use fast network (Associated Press)

• 16:55

  Zuckerberg interview: What went wrong (Jeff Jarvis/BuzzMachine)

• 16:40

  No Game About Nazis for Nintendo (Sridhar Pappu/New York Times)

• 16:30

  Zoho People Launches - HR Management (Allen Stern/CenterNetworks)

• 15:55

  How Do They Track You? Let Us Count the Ways (Louise Story/Bits)

• 15:15

  Microsoft wary on Yahoo integration (Richard Waters/Financial Times)

• 15:00

  Watch Out FriendFeed: Socialthing! Is Even Easier to Use (Mark Hendrickson/TechCrunch)

• 14:06

  The Dirty Job of Digging For Accurate Information (Kara Swisher/BoomTown)

• 10:35

  Cable Firms Join Forces to Attract Focused Ads (Tim Arango/New York Times)

• 10:10

  To Aim Ads, Web Is Keeping Closer Eye on You (Louise Story/New York Times)

• 9:21

  The Problem with the Zuckerberg-Lacy interview @ SXSW: Sarah's not a Geek. (Dave McClure/Master of 500 Hats)

• 6:20

  A Couple of My Rules for Startups (Mark Cuban/Blog Maverick)

• 5:40

  Paul McCartney Signs $400 Million iTunes Deal For The Beatles Catalog (Haroon Malik/Gizmodo)

• 3:35

  McCartney cashes in on Beatles' catalog (UPI)

• 1:45

  Journalist becomes the story at Mark Zuckerberg SXSWi keynote (Daniel Terdiman/CNET News.com)

• 0:40

  Mark Zuckerberg, Sarah Lacey Interview Disaster (Nick O'Neill/All Facebook)

• March 09, 2008
• 23:20

  Mark Zuckerberg SXSW keynote (Owen Thomas/Valleywag)

• 22:35

  The world's 50 most powerful blogs (Guardian)

• 21:05

  SXSWi: Obey the power of the flash-mob party (Caroline McCarthy/The Social)

• 21:00

  Startup Advice Weekend (Fred/A VC)

• 18:00

  The Brit dishing the dirt on America (Jay Rayner/Guardian)

• 17:15

  Coming Soon: Nothing Between You and Your Machine (John Markoff/New York Times)

• 11:20

  They Criticized Vista. And They Should Know. (Randall Stross/New York Times)

• 0:15

  Startups Must Hire The Right People And Watch Every Penny. Or Fail. (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)

• 0:15

  Your Email Password: A True Horror Story About Why We Need Authentication Standards (Marshall Kirkpatrick/ReadWriteWeb)

• 0:05

  When Social Just Means Another Way To Hype Yourself (Steven Hodson/WinExtra)

• March 08, 2008
• 23:00