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April 21 My Space user organised new-sAs there is quite a few photographers these days using MySpace as a way of attracting specialist clients like music PR companies this may be of some interest.
MySpace has launched a news service aimed at letting its users determine their own editorial agenda.
MySpace News apes Google News by using a search algorithm to automatically aggregate stories from sources around the world, placing them in a plethora of niche categories and 25 overarching topics. Like social news bookmarking websites Digg and MySpace, the new service allows users to vote stories up and down the news agenda. But unlike the one-million strong technology-focused site Digg, MySpace's débutante does not yet enable users to add their own stories to the system - a feature that was expected. Although after only having a brief look at the Digital Photography category what MySpace calls News is more like sales pitches for actions and e-books
February 22 The far-right British National Party (BNP) to publish Danish cartoons
LONDON (Reuters) - The far-right British National Party (BNP) is to distribute a campaign leaflet featuring the Danish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad which have enraged Muslims around the world. A party spokesman said on Wednesday the images illustrate how Islam and Western values do not mix but were not intended to cause offence. Quote Top News Article | Reuters.co.uk |
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