July: Netizen Blog Carnival Month

1. Internet For The Billions (July 1)
   
2. Wimax (July 4)
   
3. Cheap Laptops (July 7)
   
4. Microfinance (July 10)
   
5. Venture Capital (July 13)
   
6. Google (July 16)
   
7. Google Wave (July 19)
   
8. Android (July 22)
   
9. Entrepreneurship (July 25)
   
10. Global Poverty (July 28)

So I Have Decided To Launch A Blog Carnival

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Bye Bye Geocities

Fred Wilson
This Reminds Me Of The Web 3.0 Definition Fight
I Did My Part
Google Wave API Google Group: Got To Undo The Ban On Me
Google Wave Protest
Google Wave API Google Group: Stalinist Mindset
My Twitter Suspension Lifted
Can Tweet Google, Can't Tweet Twitter
Netizen Is No Spam Blog
Google: Tweet Me Baby One More Time
I Talked To Google Through Twitter And It Worked Like Magic
NY Tech MeetUp Mailing List Web 5.0 Controversy
Web 5.0 Is Da Bomb
Competing For the Web 3.0 Definition
Conceptually Diligent: Web 5.0 Is Repackaging Hello
Defining Web 4.0

In The News

No rush to 3GS for gamers CNet
Bloomberg: Information for the people will improve government
Red Hat goes to the movies
Walkman vs. iPod
OLPC operating system free on a stick
Google move paves way for Firefox on Android
Ch-ch-ch-changes: A visual history of Firefox
Report: Microsoft to cut Razorfish loose
Why Oracle will continue to win
Get social now!
An FM transmitter for your iPod that actually works
What the iPhone teaches us about cloud adoption
Reading machine to snoop on Web
Delta 4 rocket boosts weather satellite into orbit
Report: Sony considers adding phone to PSP
Is Apple's Mac Mini a MacBook inside?
DOJ extends investigation into Oracle-Sun deal
YouTube hoops star accepts Shaq's Twitter challenge
Michael Jackson's death roils Wikipedia
What PC makers are paying for Windows 7
Google or Bing? Where's the pic of Sanford's lover?
E-mails indicate EPA suppressed report skeptical of global warming

U.S. Companies Seek New Tax Havens BusinessWeek
U.S. Companies See Their Offshore Mistake
Academic's Labor Helps Fight H-1B Visas
Archive: Are More Foreign Nurses Needed?
Summer Stock Doldrums May Be Here to Stay

• Biogen confirms new infection linked to Tysabri
• Porsche rejects VW offer
• VW, Ford tops in vehicle quality survey
• Oil rises to near $70 on another attack in Nigeria
• China: A Look Back at a Missed Opportunity
• Biotech: Generics Win a Round
• Blog: House Passes Carbon Cap-and-Trade Bill
• Financial Regulation: Industry Objections Increasing
• Jackson Death Boosts Music Vendor Sales
• More Boeing 787 Woes as Qantas Drops Order
• Muted Response on Svanberg's BP Post
• Settling Michael Jackson's Estate May Be a Thriller
• Big Software Plans for Amazon's Kindle?
• After Madoff: Are We Safer?
• Bank Stocks: The Smartest Plays Now

Stocks Mixed in Early Trading
Marcial: Achillion, a Promising Biotech
Microsoft's Hohm: First in the Azure Cloud
Venture Capital Doesn't Need Government Help
Are Smarter Gadgets Good for the Planet?
IT Firms Increase Focus on India's Media
A Silver Lining for India's Housing Market
DLF, Unitech to Revive Mumbai Deals
A return to the Family Doctor
EU Moots Social Network Privacy Rules
U.K. Officials at Odds over Debt
Daimler Fights for Its Future
Malaysia's Air Asia Sponsors NFL's Oakland Raiders

• Reports: Russia, Azerbaijan agree new gas deal
• EU, phone makers agree on new single charger
• FDA weighs options to reduce painkiller overdoses
• Shanghai holds 9 linked with building collapse
• Foreign broadcasters walk a fine line in Iran
• Saudi anti-smoking campaign targets young grooms
• China central bank chief says economy on the mend
  
• Central bankers urge move from stimulus to reform
• Porsche rejects VW offer
• ECB to keep rates unchanged after massive auction
• Takeda confirms delay in diabetes drug approval
• Vodafone shares rise on reported T-Mobile UK bid
• Rising fuel prices to hurt Royal Caribbean
• Madoff due in court for sentencing today

Michael Jackson: Death of a Brilliant, Troubling Icon Time
Cheating 2.0: New Mobile Apps Make Adultery Easier
Top 10 Crooked CEOs

• Madoff Gets Maximum: 150 Years for Fraud
• Supreme Court Overturns Sotomayor Ruling
• FDA Weighs Reduction of Painkiller ODs
• Iran Recount: A Bid to Placate Opposition?
• Janet Jackson Has Emotional Cameo at BETs
• Day of Reckoning Comes for Bernard Madoff
• Gaza: Family with U.S. Children Stranded
• CNN: Sanford Mistress Silent on Affair
• Will Iran Take the Heat Off Israel over Settlements?
• First Comes Love, Then Comes Obesity?
• The Honduran Coup: How Should the U.S. Respond?
• Signs of Spring: U.S.-Latin America Relations Thaw
• Gangs: the Mara Salvatrucha

The Obamas Find a Church Home — Away from Home
Church-Shopping: Why Do Americans Change Faiths?
What Michael Jackson Did on His Last Day

1. The Pope's Stand in Obama's Notre Dame Controversy
2. The Story of Barack Obama's Mother

Louisville's Bring Your Firearms to Church Day
California's Fiscal Crisis: The Legacy of Proposition 13

Which State Security Branch Rules Tehran's Streets?
Can Charter-School Execs Help Failing Public Schools?
What the Energy Bill Really Means for CO2 Emissions
The Key to Fixing Health Care and Energy: Use Less
Global-Warming's Rough Ride Through Congress
No OK Yet on Kerry-Produced Film
Did Drugs Kill Michael Jackson?
Michael Jackson: The Sad End of an American Icon
The Young Michael Jackson at Home
The World Mourns Michael Jackson
Go West, Young Chef
SC Governor Considered Resigning, Won't
The Anti–Red Bull: A Drink to Calm You Down
Michael Jackson the boy: A rare and certain star
Obama Goes Non-Denominational