The Guardian is commenting at length a blogger's debut: Iran president Ahmadinejad. According to the Guardian,

His political approach has become a byword for populism and yesterday President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad endowed it with a hi-tech dimension by launching his own weblog.

Express India reports that volunteers are using Google Earth to help Indian Air Force rescue droppings above the monsoon-flooded city of Surat (Gujarat), using SMS to send droppings coordinates to army pilots:

Lasting News has a story about a UK parliamentary report on DRM issues. According to BBC News, the All Party Parliamentary Internet Group has expressed its concerns about the over protection caused by DRMs. This report is insisting on the need for information. Both consumers and DRM makers should informed of UK copyrights legal context.

According to the Washington Post, Blue Security, the company specialized in counter-spam guerilla, after some success lost at its own game. A Russia-based attack forced Blue Security servers down:

Times of India has an interessant story about the 50 percent rate of failures in IT projects: