Here's an interesting question posed by the WSJ's blog: did Yahoo's threat to outsource its search capabilities to Google constitute a poison pill?

This is an interesting addendum to the Bush Lied, They Died post regarding Arizona's ban on the anti-war t-shirt. Good grief.

Arizona has banned the sale of a popular anti-war t-shirt. First Amendment, anyone?

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Ok, this is just for kicks.

The lawfirm of Wilson Sonsini was recently added as a defendant in the Brocade Communications backdating scandal. It will be interesting to see whether the lawfirm will be deemed complicit in the mess.

"Did the U.S. Marshals Service in Boston assign deputies to drive Fox Sports broadcasters Tim McCarver and Joe Buck between their hotel and Fenway Park during last year's World Series? The DOJ is looking into it . . ."

In a very bizarre turn of events, Rob Lowe's nanny sues his wife for sexual harassment. Weird.

The Fifth Circuit denied a lawfirm's request to bill its normal hourly rate for time spend traveling.

This article discusses some of the more interesting details -- as linked to in the redacted lawsuit -- regarding the eBay/Craigslist tiff.