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MySpace has often been maligned due to certain users' garish profiles.  Now, although no one's outlawed the use of glitter and bad music, the social network seems to have made an all-around smart move by introducing Profile 2.0.

Don't be surprised if Google starts to get a lot of positive press overseas.  A man who's something of a media expert - for four years, he served as editor of the BBC show Newsnight - will be joining the search giant as its head of communications and public affairs for the UK, Ireland, and Benelux regions.

1Up.com's Sam Kennedy posted one of the most thoughtful and in-depth pieces anyone could hope to read about GameSpot's November dismissal of editorial director Jeff Gerstmann.

A piece by a New York Times writer drew material from an interview with a blogger who broke the story, but failed to credit him or his blog thanks to an editor's removal of the reference.

So Business 2.0 magazine loses another writer/blogger, and Valleywag loses Nick Denton (again). Owen Thomas has jumped from his B2.0 blog duties to the editorship of the "Wag".

There are two Flickr tales today so you know what that means: combo article! Woo hoo! A veteran newspaperman is out of a job, announcing his plight via the very medium that pulled the rug out, and an online pin-up girl has her account reinstated after a nasty spat over how much breast, exactly, makes a photo obscene. "Editor Goes With A Flickr, Pin-up Girl Nips 'Em"

Google have now released Adwords Editor version 3. I am a little suprised the Inside Adwords blog does not accounce these new releases straight away so everyone can update. So whats new with version 3?

The good news of the rescue of James Kim's wife and daughters has been tempered by the continued search for the missing editor, who left his family on Saturday to seek help.