• Thinking about business models
• While Your Workers Twitter, Does Your Legal Stance Fritter?
• HP’s dv2 Is a Bigger, Better, Budget Ultrathin
• Documentation list: What the new IT guy needs to find out
• Speed Test: Windows 7 May Not Be Much Faster Than Vista
• Wallet-size Clickfree Traveler promises backup while you’re on the road
• Game Not Over Yet For Housewares Chain
• The Most Creative States
• The Gift-Card Economy
• How I Did It: Reid Hoffman of LinkedIn
• New Inks Cut Costs of Office Color Printing
• Wolfram Alpha Keeping Google Up At Night?
• Apple plans iTunes kiosks in “virtually any location”
• Wal-Mart to Stop Publishing Monthly Sales
• A Textbook Example of What’s Wrong with Education
• Kroger will be regular food donor to Peoria Zoo
• Open Text to Acquire Vignette
• Kill Your Cable TV Bill Dead
• The InformationWeek Startup 50: Business Technology Companies To Watch

• The Man Who Made Gmail Says Real-Time Conversation is What’s Next
• Giant Food Shoppers Can Scan as They Go
• How To Live Blog (Or Twitter) An Event Effectively
• Ignore the Twitter Buyout Rumors: Here Are the Facts in Five Beyoncé-Madonna-Approved Steps
• 5 Ways Traditional Media is Going Social
• Sears looks to Web sites, new strategy for growth
• Want to Save? Put It on the List
• New York Dunkin’ Stores Roll Back Prices
• How David Beats Goliath
• Ducks In A Row: Innovation And The Sacred P’s
• Tired of Working For Someone Else? A Look At Carving Your Own Road
• Companies Shed Initial Resistance to iPhone
• Mozilla ponders policy change after Firefox extension battle
• Internet Growing Like Its 2001 All Over Again
• Firefox Could Be the Real Facebook Challenger

• A Hannah Montana Banana?
• Microsoft’s Ozzie On His Company’s Web Strategy
• Companies Push The Limits Of Virtualization
• Wal-Mart Expands Drug Program
• Home Depot Spanish Site Is Shuttered
• The Sales Profession: Attention Must Still Be Paid
• The Triumph of the Geek: The Evolution of Tech-Obsessed Nerds Through Time
• Economy boosts private labels play for the hearts of consumers
• Wooing And Choosing The Right Backer
• Safeway Trims Expansion, Renovations
• Companies with local presence make ‘most reputable’ list
• Raising Capital While Retaining Control
• The Sales Profession: Attention Must Still Be Paid
• A crash course in emerging technologies
• He was promotable after all (Disney CEO)
• Lottery ticket worth $133,825 purchased at Dublin Safeway

Did you see YouTube launched a “shows” channel?  I personally think they should rename it “TV Shows” since it doesn’t have Internet only shows such as Diggnation, Tekzilla, and other Revision3 shows to Jim Lauderback’s point.  No Revision3 shows = don’t need you and I’ll just go to Revision3.com and Hulu.com instead.