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A German court decided it couldn't convict an eBayer because it thought he should have known better, even if buying stolen property is illegal.

The popular social networking Web site Facebook is drawing heavy criticism from New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo and could have a consumer fraud charge brought against it.

The National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC) sent a report yesterday to members of Congress detailing the extent of likely copyright violations on Google Video.

I've said it before: Sell out first. That way they expect it from you. Another blogstorm erupted last weekend over Federated Media's involvement with Microsoft's new "conversational marketing" idea.

NBC and News Corp could announce as early as today a partnership geared at launching an online video site to rival YouTube. The site would feature clips from programming on both networks, allowing users to modify and share them in socially relevant ways.

I saw a few posts about MyFeedz yesterday and checked it out, and I noticed Robert just gave Myfeedz a test. He is a hardcore feed reader, so I value his opinion (even though we don't always agree on everything). I think Robert is being extremely polite about MyFeedz MyFeedz Sucks as a Feed Reader To qualify that, let me show you the "user experience" I went though, and how amazingly let down I felt having given it some of my time.

Though it's been said that bloggers aren't held to quite the same standards as journalists, if you become a popular blogger, the crowd better see you as legit-transparency in the second evolution of the Web is becoming a survival skill. Blogging is about sticking it to the Man, and if it appears you've been bought (under a pretense of the opposite), you'll be called on your treachery.

Have you ever wondered why we call software or hardware errors "bugs"? What a strange word to describe a mistake.