Video: Triumph vs. the Michael Jackson supporters
— incidentally, iFilm's weekly top 100 is an good mish-mash of viral video #
TiVo demos beta of on-demand video downloading
— also, appears to be playing videos from the local network #
Flickr to add photo book printing
— though from a different company than their photo printing announcement (via) #
House subcommittee votes to eliminate funding for PBS, NPR
— Sesame Street is on the chopping block; an ironic update to this classic e-mail petition (via) #
MyBlogLog adds support for multiple blogs and referral program
— I've been using this on Waxy Links for months and I love it; a simple app designed to do one thing perfectly #
mp3act, streaming MP3 jukebox
— free and Ajax-enabled, but not as feature rich as Zina; requires PHP and MySQL (via) #
Anarchist Cookbook author disowns book on Amazon
— but can't pull it out of print because of copyright quirks (via) #
Sony PSP 1.50 firmware swap trick
— works fine, but requires two memory sticks; a good step, but not ideal (via) #
Target phases out VHS
— a nail in the coffin of analog video; update: Wal-Mart still in the VHS game (via) #
Flickr photos lead to Secret Service investigation
— collage apparently isn't art, especially if you're a sysadmin (via) #
Yahoo News beats Google News on Michael Jackson trial
— Google could solve this with a single employee devoted to picking featured news stories (via) #
Drug traffickers hiding drugs in printer cartridges
— ironically, they still cost more when purchased retail (via) #
L.A. Times to introduce "wikitorials"
— strangely, for their editorial page; oh well, there's always Wikinews (via) #
Video: Live-action Tetris
— a lonely L block tries to find a fit; silliness from the Mega64 crew (via) #
Katie Holmes embraces Scientology
— "she digs it," says Tom "Level 6 Alien Destroyer" Cruise (via) #
Wikipedia and the social construction of knowledge
— also: I'm offering $50 to anyone able to automate the animation of Wikipedia revision history (via) #
Rumor: Latest PSP firmware cracked
— PS2NFO has more info; they're saying the hack works on 1.50, but not 1.51 or 1.52 firmware (via) #
Video: Andrew Raff's commentary on an Arrested Development indecency complaint
— great use of video for online commentary (via) #
Ian Rogers on Yahoo Music Unlimited's "Mojo Filter" test
— I've heard great things about this service, despite the limitations (via) #
Contagious Media Showdown winners
— 6 million pageviews to all the entries; I look forward to this again next year #
Lost Garden explains why Nintendogs is so innovative
— the game's driving DS sales in Japan, and should be a huge hit here (via) #
Del.icio.us adds MP3, podcast support
— a brilliant, built-in extension of Eric Rice's DIY podcasting tutorial (via) #
Tristan Lewis on the relationship between Technorati Top 100 and Google inbound links
— Tristan's been doing some fantastic research lately #
Cringely thinks Apple and Intel are merging
— wild speculation that they'll try to dethrone Microsoft (via) #
FeedLounge alpha announced
— tagging feeds is brilliant and the UI looks like it blows away Bloglines and Rojo; I can't wait to try it (via) #
Video: New "We Love Katamari" trailer
— very entertaining Japanese trailer; here's the box art (via) #
