We Want Media

A new survey conducted by Blogads shows of over 36,000 blog readers, most fall into four different segments of audiences and have distinct characteristics: readers of political, gossip, mom and music blogs.

I hate to love this show. And you may be thinking, yeah, a monkey could play this game and potentially win a million bucks. Not exactly.

Poor Howard Stern. Millions of his fans have disappeared ever since he moved from free to Sirius satellite broadcasting.

Yeah, I fell for it. eBaum's World, a popular site that hosts funny videos, Flash cartoons and games, and other dirty material, effectively executed their April Fools joke, claiming the Internet Regulation and Legislation Bureau (IRLB) passed a law for websites to censor content, putting "ratings" on videos and pictures.

Detectives ID'ed six robbers and racists by using MySpace profiles to put faces to the names. The victim only knew her attackers by their first names, so detectives pulled up her friends list to get some of the suspects.

Hopefully I'll be able to buy one soon on StarStyle, a website that sells items from TV shows like Real World and Project Runway.

So supposedly Cox didn't authorize the subpoenas and Romenesko reports a claim that Cox, in fact, stands up for investigative journalism.

Ever wonder who's looking at the stuff you put out on the web? I do, especially with all the recent attention MySpace has been getting these days -- grown men seeking young, vulnerable prey.

I admit it. I have a MySpace account. Acquired recently, this will be the last of the mess of networking sites I subscribe to, mostly because they have little utility (and also 'cause I think I've reached the maximum age limit or something).

A "friend" of mine figured out how to connect her laptop to one of the many wireless networks her laptop detected. Is this illegal? Laws vary within the U.S. and around the world.