Since the release of the new iPhone, Apple seems to have been on a war-path, serving bloggers with cease and desist notices; demanding the writers not promote in any way shape or form the illegal distribution of copyrighted content. Many people are up in arms, and I would say with good reason. This is a truly unique situation, resulting increased access all sorts of information via digital media, for which there has been no legal precedent set. It would behoove all citizen journalists to pay keen attention to the out come of this issue.

While one company does everything it can to fight against the digital revolution, the makers of Skype and Kazaa recently released the beta version of Joost, a new television streaming product that could revolutionize the way people watch television. The content will not be user-generated but you will have access to what you want to watch when you want to watch it without worry that the company is violating any copyright laws. This sounds like a step in the right direction for digital media.

AdHurl author George Parker fears AT&T will not be satisfied until it achieves world domination, warning that if they continue in their current direction they will turn around one day a realize they are alone. Perhaps this is the goal, to eliminate the competition by swallowing them all.

Yesterday we paid homage to Dr. Martin Luther King, a great civil rights leader and theologian.  CustomersAreAlways author Maria Palma reflected on what it might have been like to live prior to and during the civil rights era, expressing her appreciation for Dr. King’s courage while Bill Belew, author of several Know More Media blogs offered readers some of his favorite words of wisdom for this respected leader.