Top Items:
Kieren McCarthy / The Register:
United States cedes control of the internet - but what now? — In a meeting that will go down in internet history, the United States government last night conceded that it can no longer expect to maintain its position as the ultimate authority over the internet.
RELATED ITEMS:
Eric Bangeman / Ars Technica:
US to continue its control over ICANN — Over the past couple of years, the issue of Internet governance has become a hot topic. Currently, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is responsible for parceling out IP addresses and domain names.
CNET News.com:
U.S. voices openness to private Net control — WASHINGTON—The United States may be willing to cede at least some of its historic control of the Internet domain name system after all, a U.S. Commerce Department official said Wednesday. — Despite bold statements last year that seemed …
Discussion:
GigaLaw.com Daily News
Adam Pasick / Reuters:
Skype founders pay out for Kazaa settlement — LONDON — Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis, the billionaire Internet entrepreneurs who created Kazaa and Skype, have reached into their own pockets to help settle a lawsuit brought by the music and movie industries.
RELATED ITEMS:
Mike / Techdirt:
Skype Founders Use eBay Cash To Atone For Their Kazaa Sins — from the so-that's-how-it-works dept — While we already wrote about the Kazaa $100 million settlement news that came out this morning, there's an interesting bit of info on it that came out later in the day: a portion …
Zillow Blog:
Zillow's Open API — It's rare that Zillow parts the curtain and shines a light on our product roadmap, but today at the Inman Real Estate Connect Conference in San Francisco, Rich and Lloyd are sharing the news that Zillow has begun to develop an Open API to share data on nearly 67 million homes in America.
RELATED ITEMS:
Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier / NewsForge:
Google announces hosting for open source projects — PORTLAND, Ore. — Google is scheduled to announce hosting for open source projects on Google Code today during Greg Stein's talk at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON). — Stein, an open source engineer with Google and chairman …
RELATED ITEMS:
Katie Fehrenbacher / GigaOM:
Cyworld: Good Morning America — Cyworld, the South Korean-born social network, has opened its U.S. site into "public beta," meaning anyone can now access the site and create those lovable "minihomes" and "minirooms" that have captured more than a third of the Korean population (see screen shots of the U.S. site below.)
RELATED ITEMS:
Intel:
Intel Unveils World's Best Processor — New Product Line Delivers Record Breaking Performance While Consuming Less Power — SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 27, 2006 - Intel Corporation today unveiled 10 Intel® Core™ 2 Duo and Intel® Core™ 2 Extreme processors for consumer …
Harry McCracken / PC World:
Your Guided Tour of the All-New PCWorld.com — Here's how to get the most out of our revamped site. — Welcome to the next generation of PC World—the most sweeping and ambitious upgrade we've ever made to our Web site. What's new? Dozens of things, all designed to give you even more useful …
Steve Rubel / Micro Persuasion:
The Underground Blogosphere — Deep underneath the blogosphere lies a network that's just as big and powerful. It has a lots of participants, yet it's completely invisible to those who do not blog. It's the Underground Blogosphere. — The Underground Blogosphere is an intricate web …
David Pogue / Pogue's Posts:
Wonkette's Ingredients for a Successful Blog — A couple of weeks ago, CBS News Sunday Morning broadcast my introduction to blogging. As so often happens, my reporting for this segment involved some really interesting interviews, of which we could use only a few minutes' worth in the final episode.
Elinor Mills / CNET News.com:
Google rides the radio waves — news analysis If you're trying to catch on in radio, Motown is probably a good place to start. — Google-powered ads, which have become a mainstay on Web sites, are now being played on at least one radio station in Detroit.
James S. Granelli / Los Angeles Times:
Cities Awaiting Edison Signal on Wireless Networks — A year after requests to use its poles to offer Net access, the utility says it must study the issue. — As cities across the nation roll out their own wireless Internet networks, some Southern California communities are hitting …
