Wow, a Georgia paper with a war blog.
Check out the Macon Telegraph. blog.

I like maps -
a view of the political spectrum of weblogs -  courtesy of Touchgraf as pointed out by Volokh

Found via Daypop -- annotated (slightly so) bibliography of sites studying cyberspace and culture. 
"Voice of the Shuttle: Cyberculture" [Daypop Top 40]

More on blogs
Dvorak makes a prediction.

Interesting essay on the FCC and Weblogs by Shirky.

Seems Businessweek now has something to say about web logs...

http://www.syndic8.com/feedlist.php?OrderBy=sitename&OrderDir=asc&Start=60&ShowScraped=a&PerPage=15&ShowStatus=all&ShowMatch=education&ShowLanguage=*

Great Essay
by Doc Searls.  Gotta read.  Think. "Saving the Net" [Daypop Top 40]

Meandering
 

Doc’s essay on saving the net – wow, some really good thinking here.
 
Scanned through BuzzMachine and read his narrative regarding the exchange with a Harvard editor on a piece he wrote about blogging.  The culture clash between old vs new is made crystal clear.
 
Another study on electronic voting.  Is this more chicken little stuff?  Hmm..  NYT has a piece and Gillmor is pointing to it all.
 
Wonder what government would be like if government googled?  I mean, if employees were allowed to work without the hierarchy (hmm… the definition of bureaucracy might change) would we see a more efficient government? Imagine if public hearings had the same wireless connections discussed in this piece about connectivity and conferences – wouldn’t those hearings be more productive, informative, entertaining?