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[Blogs.salon.com] A blog doesn't need a clever name: Decoding Bees' Wild Waggle Dances. Scientists strap radar rigs onto honeybees to test a theory about the buzzing insects' bizarre method of communication.

[Esecurityplanet.com] Privacy Debate Heats Up: Search JupiterWeb:

 [Wendy.seltzer.org] Wendy's Blog: Legal Tags: August 2004 Archives: Marty Schwimmer, at The Trademark Blog captures a key practice pointer from EFF's JibJab announcement: "consider the possible weaknesses in your rights so that the EFF doesn't issue a press release like this one." It's good to be able to add a bit of transparency to the legal process (and wasn't the old adage "write as if you wanted it published in the New York Times?").

[Dev.upian.com] Hot Links - Level 4: plasticbag : The Rumour Mill says that Six Apart is going to buy Live Journal - "I have learnt exclusively that Six Apart, the parent company behind hosted blogging service TypePad, and Moveable Type is about to acquire Live Journal, for an undisclosed amount. The deal is a mix of stock and cash..."

 [Ideas.4brad.com] Announcements | Brad Ideas: If you’re curious about what the original interview (about USENET) sounded like before being turned into quotes for a Google story, you can hear my side (but not the questions, but you don’t need them) by downloading it from this 5 megabyte Speex File. You will need a Speex decoder (it is a free codec meant just for good quality speech, you’re getting 5 minutes of audio per megabyte!)

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