links for 2007-03-01

• Getting Rich off Those Who Work for Free -- Thursday, Feb. 15, 2007 -- Page 1 -- TIME
  "we're still figuring out what the role of volunteers will be, but that it will be much bigger than in the past seems obvious."
  (tags: wikipedia gifteconomy benkler opensource creativecommons journalism media volunteering)
• Adobe to take Photoshop online | Tech News on ZDNet
  "Hoping to get a jump on Google and other competitors, Adobe Systems plans to release a hosted version of its popular Photoshop image-editing application within six months, the company's chief executive said Tuesday."
  (tags: tools photos photoshop)
• » Reflections on the first decade of blogging | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
  "The genie is out of the bottle. It's not a battle to the death of mainstream media versus the blogosphere. Over time, better filters and search mechanisms; measures of authority and trust; and natural selection will improve the noise to signal ratio, pot
  (tags: blogs blogging journalism media web2.0)
• China Matters: Take the Money and Run
  "To my mind, there are only two kinds of people who continue to pour money into an overvalued market like this: cretins and criminals."
  (tags: china stocks finance economy)
• Virtual China: HipHi = Chinese Second Life?
  "Second Life has no Chinese port yet. Welcome to HipHi, a China-produced and Chinese language version of Second Life."
  (tags: secondlife china chineseinternetresearch internet virtualworlds)
• Global Voices Online » Blog Archive » Taiwan: the death of twblog.net
  "Inertia announced in his blog that twblog.net has officially died because the domain name has been [taken] by other internet company."
  (tags: taiwan blogs blogging)
• 丟了twblog.net 網域名稱 | Heterotopias
  "台灣blogosphere發展至今，獨立很簡單，獨力很難，就好像樂團世代一般"
  (tags: taiwan blogs blogging)
• Premier Wen won't answer my question - positivesolutions - @ 20six.co.uk
  "I waited about 30 seconds and refreshed: Sure enough, the question was already gone."
  (tags: china chineseinternetresearch internet censorship freespeech politics)