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  DiatribeR.com-->: the Dixie Chicks held onto the top spot for a second consecutive week, with the much-hyped, more rock-tinged Taking the Long Way selling another 271,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. (via Cosmos)

  Life On This Rock: "a free social networking service that links people together based on the music they dig. The service's special ingredient is the Mog-O-Matic, a downloadable app (Mac and Windows) that keeps tabs on what you're listening to on your computer and populates your MOG page with the data." (via Cosmos)

Jen McClure's Ruminations: More than 30 leading IT vendors, telecommunications and media companies took part, including Accenture, AT&T Business Internet Services, Cisco Systems, Citrix, Cognitive Technologies, CompassRose International, CompTIA, Deutsche Telekom, EDP Telecom, Eutelsat, Fujitsu Global Business, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, International Association of Broadcasting (IAB (via Cosmos)

  THE BLACK JEWISH EXPERIENCE: Tom Petty is by far my favorite performer and there he was, performing for me in my living room (the internet rocks!). And I have to say my stress just melted away. So here's to music and the calming effect it brings to any situation. Check out http://blueroom.att.com/events/bonnaroo.php for highlights from the festival. (via Cosmos)

SAtechBlog: While I may appear to be a cheerleader for AT&T's IPTV platform, you should know that  I think last week's legislative failings (perhaps partially funded by AT&T's lobbying cash and muscle?) is a big time, Texas-sized shame. (via Cosmos)

Alan Weinkrantz PR Web Log: “Forthose of you keeping score, the Internet lost a couple big battles inWashington, DC last week, and that losing streak will likely continue,”states Pulver. Pulver’s blog post includes comments and observationsabout the COPE Bill, the dragging of Internet communications innovatorsinto the regulatory quagmire, the imposition of CALEA’s wiretappingobligations on Internet communications, and more. (via Cosmos)

[MBN, Monte Bubbles Network] Three-Time Super Bowl MVP Joe Montana Launches... : World Communication Center (WCC) is a leading provider of global satellite solutions including telephones, pagers, WiFi networking, and broadband Internet satellite devices and services. The company's broad spectrum of products and service providers includes Inmarsat, VSAT, Iridium, BGAN, Nera, DirecWay, Starband, iNetVU, Strix Systems, Blue Rocket and Tachyon, which allow the instant creation of a mobile office anywhere.

[Thomashawk.com] Thomas Hawk's Digital Connection: My Interview with Microsoft's ...: function BlogThis() {Q='';x=document;y=window;if(x.selection) {Q=x.selection.createRange().text;} else if (y.getSelection) { Q=y.getSelection();} else if (x.getSelection) { Q=x.getSelection();}popw = y.open('http://www.blogger.com/blog_this.pyra?t=' + escape(Q) + '&u=' + escape(location.href) + '&n=' + escape(document.title),'bloggerForm','scrollbars=no,width=475,height=300,top=175,left=75,status=yes,resizable=yes');void(0);}Create a Link

[Publicknowledge.org] Policy Blog | Public Knowledge: In recognition of her work at MAP, President Clinton appointed Gigi to serve as a member of his Advisory Committee on the Public Interest Obligations of Digital Television Broadcasters (“Gore Commission”) in October 1997. In that same year, she was selected by the American Lawyer magazine as one of the leading public sector lawyers in the country under the age of 45.

 [Googlewatch.eweek.com] Google Watch: A Competitor's Guide to the Internet, Part II Back in February, I wrote a post that broke out some of the categories in which Google, Yahoo, AOL and Microsoft were competing. Since that time, all four companies have launched -- or are in the middle of launching -- significant new initiatives.

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