Wall Of Thanks Debuts Online (Web Pro News)
President Bush said to troops in Iraq, "Thanks for your service." With Memorial Day approaching, millions of Americans can do the same online. (May  24, 2005)

E-giving Could Help Buck Poor Giving Trends (Church Central)
Giving is a spiritual matter. It’s not about the money. (May  24, 2005)

New Online Ad Agency Sets Up Shop In D.C. (Washington Business Journal)
A former ABC and Fox News producer is launching an ad agency to take advantage of broadband Internet technology. (May  24, 2005)

Politicians Are Pod People (Business Week)
Both Democrats and Republicans are warming to podcasts as a way of getting their message straight to their party faithful. (May  24, 2005)

Politicians Are Pod People (Business Week)
Both Democrats and Republicans are warming to podcasts as a way of getting their message straight to their party faithful. (May  24, 2005)

Inspired By Kos Dairy, Bloggers Take On U.S. Over 2002 Iraq Planning Memo (Raw Story)
In response to U.S. media silence surrounding the official minutes of a pre-war meeting leaked on the eve of the recent British elections, a foursome created a website referencing the memo written in the heart of British government, 10 Downing Street. (May  24, 2005)

E-gov Aims To Lose The 'E' (Federal Computer Week)
E-government will be entrenched everyday life when the Office of Management and Budget no longer oversees its implementation, said John Sindelar, General Services Administration deputy associate administrator for governmentwide policy. (May  24, 2005)