From the impossible housing market to the battle for the soul of Brooklyn, more New York from the ground up. And a look at how the laws that govern the internet might soon have an affect on New York communities and bloggers in general.

Liz Benjamin from the Daily News checks in with third quarter fund raising in Election 2.0. Also, Bodegas in the Bronx: Does "healthy bodega" need to be an Oxymoron? And a Blogger from Queens helps discover more New York From the Ground Up.

Shiva Balaghi of the Kevorkian Center at NYU discusses Iran and the US. Tasers in law enforcement is discussed; plus the use of viral videos as a marketing tool, with Greg Smith of Neo@OgilvyOne.

Sandeep Junnarkar and Hank Sheinkopf kick off "Election 2.0", a new BLL series tracking the election campaign as it plays out online. Also debuting, "New York from the ground up" with a freelance farmer in DUMBO. Plus, the MTA goes green.

Brian hosts a special event entitled "Feet in Two Worlds," on immigration, taped at The New School. The panel compares how the ethnic and mainstream media cover immigration and immigrant communities.

Michael Bloomberg, ex-Republican? "Earth to New York" continues with a look at Pakistan.

BLL's continuing series "Earth to New York" this week features the Dominican Republic. Also, building developers in NYC can self-certify their construction sites. We look at how this building code honor system may have caused dozens of deaths this year.

Earth to New York continues with a look at Trinidad and Tobago and their local NYC community. Also, is immigration bad for African Americans? Plus this week's online video pix.

Crain's New York's Greg David and SEIU Local 32BJ's Hector Figueroa discuss the national immigration debate, and Brian interviews the Peace Alliance's Marianne Perez on the campaign to form a federal Department of Peace. Plus this week's video picks.

Watch's Brian's online video picks and catch the latest in our series,

Earth to New York. This Week: Albania to New York. Plus: Mayor

Bloomberg takes on Virigian over illegal guns.