News.com with the latest on the efforts of Microsoft and others as they advocate for a standard docking port for audio/video players.

The New York Times on the response of Deadheads to an attempt by the Grateful Dead's representatives to crack down on file-sharing of its concert recordings. The band's spokesman: "One-to-one community building, tape trading, is something we've always been about. The idea of a massive one-stop Web site that does not build community is not what we had in mind. Our conclusion has been that it doesn't represent Grateful Dead values."

Business Week's Heather Green on indie pocasting and Adam Curry's PodShow Inc.

Fast Company on Google and the "beauty of simplicity".

The Washington Post on FCC Chairman Kevin Martin's comments yesterday about family-friendly viewing and a la carte pricing. A quote from Martin on the first point: "If cable and satellite operators continue to refuse to offer parents more tools such as family-friendly programming packages, basic indecency and profanity restrictions may be a viable alternative that should also be considered."