Talking Points has become the prototype of what a successful Web-based news organization is likely to be in the future.

There's info on integrating headlines from Google News onto your webpage, a look at a new service that uses Google Maps to help you find local hotels, restaurants and entertainment and send the info to your mobile phone, and a description of Google Earth's stunning new service that lets users drop below the surface of the ocean and explore the nooks and crannies of the seafloor in 3D.

Godin is a marketer, but in the broadest sense of the word. He's interested in not simply how products are marketed, but also how people sell themselves and their ideas, and how new technology can be a game-changer.

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BoingBoing is adept at uncovering can-you-believe-this photos ("Carved watermelon resembles human mouth!") as it is rallying readers to demand greater digital freedoms. The blog helped direct public pressure on Google and Yahoo! when the companies caved to China's Internet censors, and the site reserves a special spot in hell for music and film companies that prosecute small-time file sharers.

Co-founded by socialite and aspiring talking head Arianna Huffington in 2005 as a kind of online salon, HuffPo quickly established itself as a serious go-to destination for political news and commentary

Sullivan was defying political labels long before it became fashionable. He describes himself as being "of no party or clique," and his blog — reliably conservative on military matters and the role of government, aggressively liberal when it comes to gay marriage and the legalization of soft drugs — is daily proof of his stance. In a blogosphere choking on its own partisan entrees, The Daily Dish is a welcome meal that's good for you.

The Freakonomics blog, part of the New York Times blog stable, has taken on added importance in an era when everyone's life is being buffeted by economic storms.

Today, Crooks and Liars is among the most widely read political blogs on the Web, and Amato — now known in blog circles as "the Vlogfather" — is recognized as a pioneer of video blogging.

his is the community weblog that gives crowdsourcing a good name. Every day, MeFi (as it's known to fans) posts a dozen or so detailed items (with copious links) on subjects that users thought interesting enough to share with the rest of the class.

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Zimbio is an interactive magazine publisher focused on entertainment, style, current events, and other pop culture topics. Zimbio.com, one of the fastest growing web publications and one of the 10 most popular magazines on the web, is now read by over 18 million people each month.