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The number of blogs gets bigger and bigger every day. Sometimes you just want to see what's up with a few of your favorite blogs. That's why we created Technorati Favorites.

Mike Manuel points out the dizzying array of blog management tools, and the insanity of trying to use the different tools effectively.

Tod Maffin is raising money for multiple sclerosis, and got almost $5,000 from attendees at his latest workshop.

Chris Thilk of Bacon's Blog joins the debate out the future of news relases, saying "We just need to imagine it up all over again."

The CMA Journal story, with a chronology of coverage, and the original article that led to the editors' firing.

Shaw Communications responds to the "old and tired claims" by Vonage that Shaw is tacking on extra charges to ensure throughput of information packets on its Internet pipeline.

Brian D. Johnson looks at Sturla Gunnarsson's latest film Beowulf and Grendel.

Haven't tried this yet. It's a tool that will send reminders directly to your RSS feed.

eMarketer reports that over a third of U.S. Internet users don't buy online because of concerns over fraud and pricacy.

Tod Maffin's critique of spelling errors in a direct marketing piece garnered a letter from the founder, along with a freebie of one Trackitback service.

Kami Huyse on PR students.

David Parmet makes self-promotion an art form.

Tech Crunch on the fight over making it easy for a customer to move their photos to a competitor's photo sharing site.

Vancouver's Rob Cottingham on the sonic spam of the ice cream truck, and the relentless campaign by the junk food industry to undermine good eating habits of our kids.

Shel Holtz argues that mitigating future expenses can be a valid reason to invest in public relations. He gives examples of $2 million PR spending around a local sewer project and a $250,000 web site

The more prolific Eggertson, Bill. He spearheads the Canadian Association for Renewable Energies, including regular podcasts.

Scott Baradell on filmmaker Kevin Smith's innovative marketing approach for Clerks II.

Canadian science writer's weekly podcast covering themes explored in his book Theatre of the Mind.

Rob Cottingham agrees with Darren Barefoot that the Weblogwire service that makes news releases available to bloggers isn't a great idea, because bloggers aren't interested.

Kami Huyse lists her favourite tools for her blog.

A development organization creates an online game to help young people understand how transportation problems affect development work.

Links to all the credit unions blogs they've been able to find.

Doc Searls stands up for the River of News idea, that involves making the web readable via portable devices, like cellphones.

Ipsco makes a $1.46 billion purchase of a steel pipe company.

An explanation of why Facebook left people feeling violated, even though most of the information was already availble online.

We don't always have to come up with a big, complicated idea, says PR guy David Parmet.