Facebook expands to corporate users — expanding the scope makes sense as their base starts graduating #

Video: Super Mario, live on stage — nice rendition (via) #

Make magazine launches Craft — a geekier Readymade? (via) #

Ze Frank's The Show — highly concentrated daily video goodness, like Rocketboom but awesome-r #

1968-1974 Alcoholics Anonymous comic strips — tons more great comic propaganda on Ethan Persoff's site #

Second Life on cover of Business Week — with four feature stories about the virtual world #

IE 7 beta 2 ships — "put safety first" #

Google Cartography — visual representation of the interconnectivity of streets using the Google Maps API (via) #

SFGate tribute to the 25th anniversary of Journey's "ESC4P3" — don't stop believin' #

Feedburner now tracks more podcasts than sum total of all radio stations — and it's just beginning #

Video: IFC's SXSW Behind the Badge, starring Consumating's Ben Brown — I'm offscreen in the taxi, calling Ben a corporate sellout whore #

Bush administration proposes mandatory website ratings — or risk imprisonment for up to five years #

More details on AOL's Myspace killer — building on the back of the AIM network; the I Am Alpha screencast is neat, too #

Microsoft Live Drive may launch before GDrive — in the meantime, a handful of startups are vying for the space #

Most Popular Words 2006 — according to Google rankings #

Slashdot on the Digg censorship conspiracy — don't miss the comments on Slashdot's own policing (via) #

Sabifoo — IM bot that turns all incoming messages into an RSS feed and web page #

Bush impersonator reads speeches written by little kids — he should fire his speech writers and hire these kids (via) #

Kevin Rose on the Digg conspiracy — people were scripting bots to mass-digg stories; Thomas Hawk has more #

LiveJournal adds ads — LazyWeb request: an Internet Archive visual diff tool #

Rolling Stone cover story on the Worst President in History — he's the decider, he does the deciding around here #

Daring Fireball goes full-time — John left Joyent to try blogging as a career #

Web 2.1 server-side blink tag — replacing the blink tag with a standards-compliant Ajax alternative (via) #

Digg Corrupted — strangeness involving identical Diggs on two posts, silent user bans, and a popular story conspicuously missing from the front page #

Famous Sounds — aka cliched samples; see also: Julien's originals (via) #

Onion AV Club interviews Wonder Showzen creators — I've been a fan since the bootleg pilot (via) #

Flash: Pepsi NexGame — blissfully stupid #

Sesame Street Video Clips — 59 of the videos were added by one YouTube user #

Chris Ware on his move from Fantagraphics to Drawn & Quarterly — the distributor unwrapped every book and added a permanent sticker to the cover (via) #

In the Pit, an audio-only game for Windows — also, Sonic Invaders sounds great (via) #

Hacking A More Tasteful Myspace — making MySpace attractive is the new CSS Zen Garden (via) #

Chris Ware ends his run in the NYT Magazine — the 29 parts are all online, but in PDF format (yuk) (via) #

Cabbie drives Ben Folds to laundromat, ends up on stage playing harmonica that night — no bootlegs online just yet (via) #

State of the Blogosphere, April 2006 — blogosphere continues to grow at a frightening rate #

Kleptones' "24 Hours" sample listing on Wikipedia — a work in progress (via) #

Kottke joins The Deck — he explains what makes The Deck different #

"thanks for the add, you guys rock" — the MySpace cliche watch (via) #

iTorrent — download BitTorrent distributed podcasts from iTunes (via) #

"Ante Dominum" by Traction — lovely graphic demo available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, stuffed into only 64k bytes #

Alleged cannibal blogged about plans — Mefi has a link roundup, including his Blogger blog, Myspace, and profiles on Blogger, Yahoo, eBay, (via) #

Video: Saturday TV Funhouse's "The Disney Vault" — shocking Disney parody uses the image of Mickey Mouse and clips from "Song of the South" #

"Barn" by the Digital Artists — Windows-only graphic demo that transcends the cliches of the demoscene, with music by The Wailers; other mirrors #

Madin.jp Ouen — convert any photo into 1,024 stadium flipcards held by a pixel army (via) #

Video: Adicolor Pink — Adidas viral video, but I don't care; it's high-quality stuff (via) #

Market share of TV release groups — ripping the new "Lost" episode isn't as hard as leaking pre-release software, but it's neat to see the diversity (via) #

1UP feature on Second Life call girls — interviews with two virtual escorts and the guy who reviews them publicly (NSFW) #

Google integrates Calendar with Gmail — detection of events in e-mails with a link to quick-add to calendar #

Akismet for Movable Type — unexpected, but welcome #

Video: Where to Attack Next — enough with the geography lessons, let's blow up Australia already! (via) #

Land of the Rising Fun — 1UP's feature on innovative and unusual Japanese videogames (via) #