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A mother takes on the music industry, saying she didn't download music. Thanks to digg.com

An account of the safe landing of a Boeing 767 on an old air force strip in Gimli Manitoba after the plane lost both engines due to improper fueling. It's quite a story but witten from a pilot's persp

An excellent examination by an expert of how anti-spyware companies use deceptive practices to convince you your PC is infected with malicious spyware.

Peter Rukavina tracks the evolution of two brands in Canada, and how the sale of parent companies forced them to drop household names for new brand names -- Cottonelle and Radio Shack.

I've never worked in a PR firm, so I found this snapshot of associate account executive Blake Barbera's day interesting.

Commentary by David Henderson about a Daily Dog item that talks about people warning of the dangers of public relations people publishing blogs.

OneDegree.ca asks Vancouver web guy Sebastian Arciszewski about his latest project, in which advertisers are pitted against each other in mock fights.

Antonia Zerbisias canvasses the coverage of the Canadian government's efforts to control media access, and decides the journalists are right to be protesting.

Ike Piggott explores coverage of the Church of Christ, which is organized at the congregational level, and has no central body. A recent murder lead to some media scrutiny.

Blake Barbera on how and why to establish a relationship with a blogger.

Shel Isreal on being ambushed by Amazon's chief technology officer at a presentation on blogging, and some of the things Amazon could learn about its customers if it made an effort.

Jeremy Pepper recounts a recent phone conversation with Strumpette insider Brian Connolly and prays the blog will whither and die. Nuff said.

John Markoff reports on the guy who dreamed up the idea of wireless e-mail a decade before NTP patented the idea and later went after RIM over its Blackberry.

Kami Huyse on the benefits of giving free PR advice.

Are young people jumping into communications or journalism without learning good writing skills?

Citizen journalism pioneer Dan Gillmor posts his Hearst New Media Lecture given to Columbia University.

Tech Crunch reports that a music downloading servce charging 2 cents per megabite is mysteriously closed "for maintenance". Possibly a result of a Russian effort to crack down on copyright v

John Wagner on creating long-term relationships instead of making a big splash.

Tom Foremski proposes an overhaul of the traditional news release.

The Rolling Stones added Regina to their A Bigger Bang tour, and have now added a second show. Regina may only have 170,000 people (give or take), but there are enough people within travelling distanc

Petro Canada's video explaining their business and why gas costs so much. Colin McKay's Canuckflack