Get an RSS Feed From Google Search. Oh, boy, is this cool: Google Alert tracking service. Automatically search the web 24/7 Spotted on CyberJournalist.... [Dan Gillmor's eJournal] 
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SecurityFocus' Scott Granneman: "Blogs: Another Tool in the Security Pro's Toolkit." [The Scobleizer Weblog] 
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Wired News: Blogging for Bucks [Daypop Top 40] 
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Top-notch newly discovered blogs.

A few great blogs have emerged in recent months, and I didn't get around to introducing them on Seb's Open Research. Here they are.

• Paul Resnick's Sabbatical Musings - First rate thinking about reputation systems, online economics, and social capital. Examples: these two posts on Global Organizing of Local Activity
• Richard Soderberg's Floating Atoll - Nuggets of wisdom on social software. Example: Lawmobs.
• Eugene Eric Kim's EEK Speaks - Enlightened discourse on collaboration processes and tools. Examples: this post on the possible link between synchronous communication and motivation (an a-ha moment for me), and Whining in Private.
• Dave Pollard's How to Save the World - mindful, visionary musings on the interaction between social nets and knowledge management, and the experience of being human. Example: Well, every friggin' post over there is worth reading. Just pick one at random.

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Blinkenlights @ Chaos Communication Camp 2003. cavac writes "From 07.-10. August, we from the Chaos Computer Club have another Chaos Communication Camp. Please be sure to visit us at the BlinkenArea, a ... [Slashdot] 
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We'll never be able to say that we never saw it coming... Eyes in the Skies. Southeast Airlines has plans to install digital video cameras throughout the cabins of its planes to record the faces and activities of its passengers at all times. Furthermore, the charter airline will store the digitized video for up to 10 years. And it may use face recognition software to match faces to names and personal records. [MetaFilter] 
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