I’ve just wrapped another Marketing Pilgrim Live episode. You can watch the recording below and hear me discuss Hulu.com, Viacom’s DMCA insanity, American Blinds’ law suit, and PayPerPost.

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More bizarre news from Overstock. Now, Wikipedia has apparently banned them from editing on their site. This comes after a long history of alleged blantant advertising and other nefarious actions by Overstock on Wikipedia.

For an internet retailer that has such a large profile, it seems inexcusable for Overstock to continue to engages in PR suicide. What in the world is going on over there?

For what it is worth, the Overstock model makes great business sense to me. We have talked to them before, and if they did more business in our sector, we would consider partnering with them. It blows my mind that they cannot seem to get profitable.

Did you take the time to celebrate yesterday? No, I’m not talking about Labor day, but Marketing Pilgrim’s 2nd birthday. While it seems like I’ve been blogging forever, Marketing Pilgrim is still very young. In fact, I’m dreading the terrible twos–they say blogs can be a real handful when they get to this age.

Thanks to all of our fantastic readers–you guys are the smartest blog readers out there! Thanks also to our many great advertisers and of course our great team of writers.

While I go and blow out the candles, here are some tasty news items to digest.

• Just because Google says they’ll “Do no evil” that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t question their motives.
• Greg Jarboe asks whether Google screwed up with their recent AP de-duping effort.