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I honestly tried to figure out how to take each of today’s Picks and fluff them up, so they could stand as their own blog post. Unfortunately, you’d have noticed. 
Instead, in the true spirit of Pilgrim’s Picks, these stories are news, just not newsy enough.
- It seems Viacom has finally found an online video home for Comedy Central shows The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report. Hulu is safe from the Viacom’s IP attorneys.
- Kudos to Verizon, Sprint, and Time Warner Cable for agreeing to block web sites that disseminate child pornography.
- Om Malik’s NewTeeVee web site is getting its own video channel.
- Want Google’s official word on when to use relative versus absolute URLs? It depends.
- Despite an economic slowdown in the US, online ad spending increased by 23.9% to $7.1 billion in the first quarter.
- Google’s UK market share has grown by almost 10% in the past year, nudging the 90% mark! (Compare to the US market share of 68%)
- Jason Shellen moved on from his work on Google’s Blogger team. He’s working on Plinky and has secured at least $1.5M in funding. What is Plinky? He’s not telling…yet.
- GetFave.com has expanded its local business directory and added video.
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Jayson Says:
June 10th, 2008 at 5:29 pm
I just found Hulu last night – it’s a pretty sweet website with limited commercials and great TV shows.
Good news about online advertising – I keep wondering if the switch from traditional advertising to online advertising will make traditional advertising more effective…it’ll be less cluttered if nothing else.
Ashley Says:
June 11th, 2008 at 9:05 am
From my point of view within a couple of yesrs or so the online advertising will replace the traditional one
Jon Seymour Says:
June 15th, 2008 at 3:45 pm
Andy, thanks for the mention, we’re really excited about the quality and scalability of our site. I encourage everyone who appreciates relevant advertising and believes it’s all about video to check out getfave.com. You’ll “get” what you are missing with most local search products!