The somewhat anticipated new product

Caught Selling Hidden Links Source Ken McGaffin was doing some backlink analyis and found some hidden text links on FT.com if you want to see one of the pages in question here it is. Dragging something like this out into the open isn‘t the nicest thing to do, but it will be interesting to see how the SE‘s deal with it. Will they get banned like one of us would, or will they get a slap on the wrist? Hat tip to Aaron who picked this up first Hidden Links on Financial Times Website.

The somewhat anticipated new product from 37Signals is out. It‘s called Writeboard and is billed as "web-based writing too" to compose, share and compare text. Kind of like a wiki, but simpler, and for single documents. Writeboard is a web-based writing tool. It lets you simply write, share, revise, and compare text. With Writeboard you can write solo or collaborate with as many people as you’d like. Writeboard isn’t about heavy text formatting, or WYSIWYG, it’s about the text itself. The words on the page. If you care about design and layout, you’re best bet is to take the finalized text from a writeboard and import it into a page layout program.

Is the online gaming market drying out? The U.S. Justice Department indicted 11 people and four companies, including major online gambling company BetOnSports PLC, on charges of racketeering, conspiracy and fraud, the government announced Monday. ... Shares fell nearly 18% on Monday on the news that the CEO had been arrested. How can the same government be so for regulating some aspects of the web, while so against net neutrality? At least we still have horse race betting.

Study Shows: White Hats Not More Pure, Just More Sanctimonious Source Url: According to a new Cooking study recently released by new organization UPONG, Black hats, despite reputations otherwise, were only 87.6% as sexy as white hats, who in turn were 96.4% as sexy as Greys.