Making yesterday seem like tomorrow since 2001.

Today is Blog Day, in case you didn’t already know.

I’m supposed to recommend another blog to the readers of The Copydesk, so I’ll reccommend PVR Wire, the Weblogs Inc. blog that I started writing for last week.

All the news that’s new and approved about avian flu, otherwise known as bird flu.

Brock Peters, the actor who played Tom Robinson in the 1962 adaptation of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has died at the age of 78.

Peters also starred in a number of Star Trek movies as Admiral Cartwright, and played a role in the sci-fi classic Soylent Green.

Google Talk has been released, a full instant messaging and voice-over IP program.

The things you find on WikiPedia, #2:

Cliff Richard has a higher worldwide sales total than Pink Floyd – and Nana Mouskouri has sold more than both of them.

Additionally, Mouskouri has made some 450 albums in a career spanning from the 1960s to the present day, averaging around 10 albums per year.

She currently lives in Switzerland, although she still performs about 100 concerts each year.

She has recorded over 1,500 songs in 15 languages and has more than 300 gold and platinum albums worldwide.

Synthesiser pioneer Dr Robert Moog has died at his North Carolina home aged 71, four months after being diagnosed with brain cancer.

A new feature to The Copydesk:

Things you find on WikiPedia.

#1: A complete breakdown and analysis of the lyrics to the classic Don MacLean song American Pie.

According to Boing Boing, the BBC have abused WikiPedia in a ploy to market their uber-reality online game Jamie Kane.

Big deal.