Arianna Huffington declares her last act. MPEG declares the need for royalty-free video. Sony declares iTunes is holding them hostage. Egypt is overthrown by Al Jazeera.

Egypt and the Arab World feel the force of the Internet, Canada starts to make it more expensive, and Pepsi uses some of its dollars for social good driven from social media.

Indie bookstores look for their niche. Kevin Smith looks for indie distribution. And 3D gives Daisy a great big headache.

What went wrong with MySpace? What was Google thinking? And what will retailers do when they realize they don't need the press?

iPhone comes to Verizon, a tablet overload at CES, and Courtney Love's tweets head to court.

It's all about CES... tablets, 3D and Social Media... Oh... and, somewhat related, Is Porn the Dark Matter of Media?

Piracy doesn't work...at least in NYC. Will 3D survive 2011? And Hollywood is experimenting with the crazy notion of actually making good movies.

The FCC votes on Net Neutrality...Ping, Bing and Pirates...and we want your feedback on our Facebook page.

Weaponizing your iPap... We like Ping... and cast a dead actor for your next project.

Comcast and Level 3 use Netflix in their battle over the future of online video...Wikileaks is a domain name on the lam...AND

Justin and Rihanna top Billboard's Social 50 chart!