b-spirit.com
b-spirit.com is a brand new company, founded in 2004 and based in Switzerland.
With a 10 years experience in business information systems and web development, its founder was strongly influenced by the phenomenon of weblogs and is now bringing this technique to the business world.
Specialised in the WordPress blog platform, we design and implement effective solutions for business blogs. The basic offering is adapted to small and medium companies for the following applications:
* online interaction systems between organisations and their customers, prospects, partners, or for business to …

From Jeff Jarvis, we learn of a new blog … a good one! Hey, good blogs like Jarvis’ frequently link to other good blogs.
Rebecca MacKinnon
One-Line Bio
A recovering TV correspondent who has joined the participatory media movement.
Biography
I was based in China and Japan for CNN from 1992 until the end of 2003. During that time I held positions ranging from “production assistant” to “producer” to “correspondent” to “bureau chief and correspondent.”
In January 2004 I went on leave to do a 1-semester fellowship with the Shorenstein Center on …

Well now, this is pretty interesting. I am reminded of an early post in this blog regarding the wonderful Elizabeth Albrycht. In that post, 8/5/2004: “CorporatePR’s” Elizabeth Albrycht is not happy (nor would you be), you may recall that Elizabeth wished more news organizations would accept releases via RSS feeds.
Well Elizabeth, someone was listening. And, with the adoption of this service by the U.S. Department of State, perhaps more news organizations will buy into the RSS feed process.

Disclaimer: I had never heard this rumor. I am, quite obviously, late to the game. I am so truly skeptical about this. However, I did not think the mainstream press would cover the ‘isbushwired’ story. As we all know, they did. So, this latest ‘internet rumor’ from blogs is already leaking into some traditional media.
No matter what side of the political debate you are on, this has to be the most bizarre ‘late election’ attempt to discredit a candidate. It reads like a …