Google's Web 2.0 Services Invite SpamSource: PC World
According to a report released by Websense Security Labs, recently, spammers have used a combination of different Google Web 2.0 services to carry out a range of attacks.
8 steps to a more professional Blogspot blogSource: Download Squad
So you want to start your own blog. One of the first things you'll have to do is decide which blogging application you want to use. There are a ton of options, ranging from the incredibly simple (LiveJournal), to the infinitely customizable (WordPress).
Gallery of Blogger's PastSource: Google Blogoscoped
Today, a search for site:blogspot.com in Google indicates around 101 million of Blogger's hosting domain are indexed. Below are some screenshots from the past of Blogger and Blogspot via the Wayback Machine* and (for the second Blogspot image) Jason Shellen.
Snoop Dogg Torn Between Obama and ClintonSource: sharoncobb.blogspot.com
I know what you're thinking. Where's the punchline, right? When I saw that headline that was my thought, but I read the story and Mr.Dogg made a lot of sense.
You have to read this, it is very short but it is remarkably Culturally Healthy, informative and funny.
It's not Firefox, it's ComcasticSource: bostonist.com
It appears that there is a disconnect between Google and Comcast going on right now (breaking news?). We've gotten a number of field reports from users of Comcast's cable internet service across the state who are unable to connect to Gmail, Google, and Blogspot.
Sound of one blog clapping: Technorati not updating blogsSource: sparkplug9.com
Technorati has been having serious problems updating blogs lately - and not just for a handful of bloggers. The blogosphere is screaming and Technorati is not responding. What could be going on over at Technorati?

After 4 months, I've decided to put up Online Apps mirrors at Blogger, Windows Live Spaces, Yahoo! 360, and Wordpress. There are two reasons. First, the sites I mentioned have a big following.
India bloggers angry at net banSource: BBC News
India's bloggers are furious at a new Government directive which has created restrictions on many blog sites including blogs on service providors such as Google's Blogspot and many are saying this is an attack on their fundamental right to freedom of speech.
India curtails blog accessSource: International Herald Tribune
The Indian government has directed local Internet service providers to block access to a handful of Web sites that are hosts to blogs.

The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has again resumed the blocking of the entire blogspot domain.
Pakistan censors bloggers.Source: BBC News
Pakistan blocks a dozen websites on the controversial cartoons on the Prophet, including blogspot.com.
Pakistan blocks blogs on cartoonsSource: BBC News
Pakistan telecom authorities have blocked several websites inviting people to draw cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, it has emerged. Instructions were issued to internet service providers across Pakistan on 27 February to block about a dozen websites of various origins.
Pakistan: Blogspot Blogs blocked in PakistanSource: Global Voices Online
As Pakistan gets ready for U.S. President Bush's visit amid mounting protest, South Asia Editor Neha Viswanathan reports that blogspot.com based blogs have been blocked by most Pakistani ISP's.
Blogger Black Out in Pakistan For Bush VisitSource: Content Wire
International Bloggers Community reports blackout: All weblogs on blogspot.com are not accessible from Pakistan to coincide with US President George Bush visit to the region, according to reports earlier today.
Blogger Forum Switches To WordpressSource: bloggerforum.com
Blogger Forum, is a site used mainly by Blogspot users. Since Google provides no support, frustrated users have been flocking to Bloggerforum for advice and technical help for the longest time.