Michelle Lentz has part 2 of her BlogHer report at:
http://bub.blicio.us/my-blogher-experience-part-2-buried-tech/

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My BlogHer Experience Part 2: Buried Tech
by Michelle Lentz on July 29, 2009

BlogHer, in my mind, was going to be a blogging conference - a conference about blogging. Because we were all bloggers, and therefore not tech newbies, I expected a little more emphasis on the technology that makes it all work. A little more social media, a little more blogging, and a little less recipe sharing and parenting.

NPR's All Tech Considered covered the BlogHer conference at:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/alltechconsidered/2009/07/mom_bloggers_are_spre...

Here's the post;

Mom Bloggers Are Spreading Influence, But Facing New Problems
Many mom bloggers are juggling their home life and the challenges of online success.
By Omar L. Gallaga July 27, 2009

Ad Age has an editorial about how the government is taking on the Ad Biz at:
http://mobile.adage.com/site?t=daE4.H7RyUg7csOk1XRrVQ&sid=adage

Here's the post:

Marketing Takes a Beating in Beltway
With New Congress, Industry Fights Off Attacks From All Corners of D.C.

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- As if the recession pummeling the industry wasn't enough, the business is starting to feel besieged by the Beltway.

A Court in the UK has ruled that Google is not liable for defamation. The Guardian has the story at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/jul/20/google-defamation-high-court...

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Google not liable for defamation in search results, rules high court
Internet giant Google wins landmark high court libel ruling over forum comment displayed in search results
Mark Sweney guardian.co.uk, Monday 20 July 2009