Today is Harry Houdini’s birthday. What does that have to do with Linky Goodness?

I don’t know. But isn’t linky goodness “magically delicious”?

Oh. Right. That’s Lucky Charms. Well, here are your links:

• Did you remember that you can comment on stories in Google News? Yeah, apparently neither did anyone else, so Google News is making commenting more visible.
• Gotta appeal to your audience where they already are: ‘Got Milk?’ Campaign Heads To YouTube.
• 51.8% of the online US population is female. Though eMarketer says that this is “firmly skewed,” they later show that it’s pretty much reflective of the general US population, and blame teenage girls for the imbalance. Online, I mean. Not in the population.

I hope you’re enjoying your Easter Monday holiday. For those of you who are working today, I’ll add to your misery by making you read these news items.

• Google sent a 6-page letter to the FCC asking them to free up valuable "white spaces" that would provide all of us with "Wi-Fi on steriods."
• How can I not link to Glen Allsopp’s list of 38 must reads for reputation management?
• Go Big Always discusses why the "old-fart models" of media are hurting a lot of online publishers.
• It looks like John McCain and Barack Obama are the presidential candidates most favored by tech workers (aka IT professionals).
• Search Engine Watch has details of two new features for comments in Google News.