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Center for Citizen Media: Blog: Dave Winer David Weinberger Doc Searls Ed Cone Evan Williams Glenn Reynolds Global Voices Halley Suitt Howard Owens Hypergene Jay Rosen JD Lasica Jeff Jarvis Joi Ito Mark Tapscott Mary Hodder Media Center Michael Tippett PBS MediaShift Public Journalism Network Simon Waldman Spot On Steve Rubel Steve Yelvington Susan Mernit Terry Heaton Tim Porter (via Cosmos)

NIMBLOG: These cats are smart and they have a strong management and advisor team behind them, including Caterina Fake of Flickr fame, and Howard Rheingold who wrote “Smart Mobs.” They will need to leverage that brain power because the field they are in is, and will get even more crowded. (via Cosmos)

 [Corp.nowpublic.com] Open Letter to Wikipedia | NowPublic: "There are three types of wikispam: advertisements masquerading as articles, wide-scale external link spamming, and "Wikipedian-on-Wikipedian" spamming (or "internal spamming"). Articles considered advertisements include those that are solicitations for a business, product or service, or are public relations pieces designed to promote a company or individual.

[Web2.0awards.org] SEOmoz's Web 2.0 Awards: If saving space on your toolbars is a priority, Blummy takes organization one step further with quick-and-easy bookmark access to widgets (or 'blummlets') that do practically anything, from basic bookmarking to searching Wikipedia to posting pictures straight from a web page onto Flickr. Blummy's high customizability and endless options for interfacing with the functionality of other Web applications make it a clear winner in this category.

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