The Weblogs, Inc. network features over 100 independent, unfiltered bloggers producing over 1,000 blog posts a week
across over 75 industry-leading blogs. Each week we ask our bloggers to choose their top posts, which we bring to you
in one easy-to-read weekly post. You’ll find links to the hottest posts from the past week after the jump including the
Die Hard 4 foreshadow, and iPod cemetery, and a special request for a Macromedia donation. Enjoy the full listing after
the jump.
FlashInsider?s
Mike Schleifstein finds the Flash-based
Flickr-like
Shutterbook in open
beta, tells us what
Macromedia and HP?s
partnership will mean for the Flash Platform, and asks
Macromedia to give
Breeze to the University of New Orleans.
TVSquad?s Bob
Sassone announces a
new
contest and Adam Finley reports on Katrina?s effect on
the season opener of Family Guy
while Lacy Hall has the story on Eva Longoria and
her overlapping boyfriends.
Luxist?s Deidre Woollard falls in love with
the beautiful Villa de Leon, finds out how the wine
industry is helping with Hurricane Katrina Relief and finds
that the days of beluga caviar in the U.S. may be
shortlived.
PVRWire?s Todd
Carter writes about TiVo?s new $50
boxes and reports on study saying
adults store $1.1K of digital
content while Martin Conaghan reports that New
Zealanders will have Sky+ PVR service soon.
TUAW?s C.K. Sample,
III tells you how you can win an iPod nano
from TUAW and Scott McNulty
discusses iTunes 5 while
David Chartier asks
?Why an iTunes phone instead of
software?
Cinematical?s
Karina Longworth explains how the script for
Die Hard 4 foreshadows the New
Orleans disaster and reviews The
Exorcism of Emily Rose while Guest blogger Taylor Barratt reports from
The Toronto
International Film Festival.
Gadling?s Erik Olsen talks about
Sean Penn?s sinking boat, Adrienne Wilson urges you to
consider the Hotel Cabenda in Sierra Leone and Kelly
Amabile finds inspiration in the New Moscow Library.
The Digital Photography Weblog asked
readers ?what would your dream digital SLR
look like?? and Jay Savage explains how
to recover files from a corrupted or deleted flash card, plus Nikon and Adobe come to an
agreement on NEF encryption.
HDBeat?s Kevin
C. Tofel wants to know if Brillian?s new HDTV is
6-megapixels. Plus, Matt Burns finds that
Panasonic slashes Plasma prices and
reports that Samsung?s new DVD player will
handle both HD-DVD and
Blu-Ray.
BBHub?s Russell
Shaw tells you how you can keep your biggest secrets, well,
secret on your
BlackBerry, how you can use
Google Talk on your
BlackBerry, and why text-based BlackBerry
passwords, are
like, so-o-o-o yesterday.