A lot has happened since the last Know More Media Review, which focused on the much publicized courtship between Microsoft and Yahoo. Microsoft still continues to be a topic of discussion on BestBizWare, with author Michael Jones examining exactly why he is making the switch from Microsoft to Apple. Jones makes not qualms about expressing his growing disappointment with Microsoft, its lack of transparency or its products.

Sex in the City came out last week and according to TheRunwayScoop, the pop phenomenon is all about the fashion. AdHurl questions whether or not Sex in the City is losing its sex appeal. I actually like the way the show evolved and the direction the movie took the series in. Everyone has to grow up at some point.

For all those who travel frequently, the news that American Airlines would be charging for the first checked bag was a big deal. Understandably, the airline industry is looking for ways to offset costs. The unfortunate part of this is that they are passing the costs on to their customers. CustomersAreAlways author Maria Palma asked if it was time for the industry to start looking at different models, while ManagersRealm author Gary Bourgeault pointed out Southwest Airlines' example of better cost management.

On BrandingPost, there was an interesting article about the eventuality of YouTube generating revenue. According to author Steve DeVaughn, the popular video sharing site is not yielding the financial fruits of its success.

Our network BrainBasedBusiness author Dr. Ellen Weber examined the effects of businesses reaping the benefits of a war, and offered brain based reasoning for healthier prosperity through peace. Dr. Weber also linked to some great articles with solutions for successful blogging.

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