1 Microsoft is going to reward people who use its Live Search, the distant No. 3 search engine, by giving them shopping rebates. So we can all enjoy saving a few bucks before going back to Google.
2 Gov. Rod Blagojevich takes to CareerBuilder, advertising online for a new press secretary willing to deny that he is “Public Official A.” Apply directly to Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn.
3 Most respondents to a question posed in MSNBC.com’s “Netiquette” column said it is wrong for employees to spend work time on their Facebook or MySpace activities. They were answering this question, of course, during business hours.
4 Chicago sues eBay and StubHub, suggesting the sites are obligated to collect city tax on the event tickets that are sold there. So how long before, like New York State, Chicago tries to make Amazon collect sales tax?
5 A new blog with a great idea: Spamblr asks users to submit interpretations of the subject lines in spam they receive. “She knows well what really matters” gets matched with a woman thinking about rainbows and unicorns.
