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A Hollywood producer wants to dramatize Islam's founding without showing the prophet
Bloggers analyze the lackluster first-round sales of Apple's seminal smart phone in China
Lieberman's calls for a "cyber czar" have bloggers debating the best way to defend the nation's data
Save space, money and sanity by keeping "uninformed angry rants" online
Oh, the traffic, the parents, the hangover, the costumes...
Facebook congratulates itself on suing a big time spammer, but bloggers say it's a small victory
A sharp decline in Wii sales have investors very worried, but bloggers say all is not lost
When it comes to how we access audio, bloggers say "The Times They Are a-Changin'"
Bloggers agree that Google's Android 2.0 smart phone operating system is very good, but not iPhone good
As CNN's primetime ratings plummet, commentators speculate on who or what deserves the most blame
Bloggers agree with a committee's findings that NASA's new rocket is too costly and time-consuming to replace the shuttle
Not the first time sex has ruined the NY Mets' former manager, or ESPN
The self-declared "illiterate" computer user wants to stop the government from imposing net neutrality laws
Cheney's critique of Obama's Afghan policy may be self-defeating
Amid the hubbub on Windows 7 launch day, a few bloggers offer especially zany takes
Bloggers speculate who has the advantage in showing real-time search results
Tarek Mehanna's arrest is welcomed by commentators, but they also doubt his ability to cause harm
Tech bloggers evaluate Barnes & Nobles first foray into the increasingly crowded e-reader market
Did Marcus Brauchli lie about the "salon dinner scandal"?
Record sales propel Apple to its highest earnings yet, but some bloggers see trouble ahead
Powered by Google, Verizon aims to hit Apple where it hurts--right in the iPhone market
A new book says today's world-record holding men don't stack up to their ancient ancestors in the slightest
Upcoming FCC rules set to regulate internet data pit big telecom against Silicon Valley, and blogger against blogger
Bloggers discuss the implications of Sunday's devastating terrorist attack on the elite Iranian Revolutionary Guard
What does the balloon boy story really represent? If you believe these commentators, everything.
The adaptation of a classic children's book has commentators arguing about what makes for age-appropriate art
After a harrowing flight, a balloon reportedly carrying a child lands only for rescuers to discover that nobody is inside
Here's a hint: One just pulled off the tech equivalent of Obama's premature Nobel Prize
Left-wing laughter erupts as the St. Louis Rams reject Rush Limbaugh's bid
Bloggers pile on a British airport's revealing "virtual strip search" machine
The Wall Street Journal argues that email is on the verge of extinction, but many bloggers aren't convinced
Two physicists speculate that people from the future are thwarting the particle accelerator
CNN speculates on the demographics of the great "Myspace exodus"
Listening to the first Michael Jackson track to be released since his death this summer, bloggers and fans each hear something different
A decade after 'The Blair Witch Project' possessed the box-office, a new indie horror film is building similar buzz
Industry analysts predict surging sales this holiday season
A famed tech writer's adoring review of the soon-to-be-released operating system gets vivisected by the blogosphere
As the government launches a new probe into I.B.M., bloggers analyze what it means for the company and the tech sector
The contraceptive pill may alter the biological underpinnings of sexual attraction
Rush Limbaugh's bid to become the owner of the NFL's most woebegone team finds few fans
A project to cut the Bible's liberal bias looses an avalanche of opprobrium
The Federal Trade Commission updates its rules to tackle paid-endorsements by Internet users, much to their chagrin
President Obama delays meeting with Tibet's exiled leader, prompting accusations of appeasing China
The South American city has long been a tourist hot spot, but under more global scrutiny than ever, will it rise to the occasion?
A luxury pen may not be the best way to commemorate Gandhi's birthday
Bloggers take stock of the latest recall from the world's largest automaker
Unhappy with Obama's foreign policy, some right-leaning commentators wonder if Bush's can be dusted off again
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