Pilgrim’s Picks for September 26

Wednesday, September 26th, 2007 by Andy Beal

Yo, yo, yoyo.

Here’s what’s hot and happen’n this morning.

If you don’t like getting your web updates via RSS, Google Alerts is a great email alternative. They’ve now added video to the list of web content you can monitor.
The Huffington Post has raised another $5 million. OK, who wants to invest in the Pilgrim Network? I’ll take a few million any day!
It seems MySpace is happy to hand Facebook its mobile social network users. The network restricts who can access the site on their mobile! Insanity?
The Motley Fool bursts the bubble of all those that thought Google might buy Sirius satellite radio.
Techdirt explains why Lowes can’t force an unhappy customer to take down their Lowes-Sucks.com web site.

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Word Hugger Says:

September 26th, 2007 at 4:45 pm

I use google alerts rather than rss. Google usually emails me before they even index the link, and I use googletalk, so I get a notice when a new email (blog post from alerts) comes in. It is a great combo.
kelvin newman Says:

September 27th, 2007 at 4:05 am

Oooh pilgrim network… wonder what the nex addition will be?
Andy Beal Says:

September 27th, 2007 at 9:40 am

If I got $5M it would be whatever the investor wanted it to be.

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