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Jason Calacanis has let AOL go to his Head

incoherentbabble.com — Following the Newsgator Online ads story, I found Jason Calacanis' rant about stealing Weblogs, Inc. content by placing ads next to full-text feeds. Can someone please tell me when it became illegal to place advertisements in a product or service that you've spent time and money creating?

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  • MellerTime, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1</shameless_bump>

    What can I say? I'm that shallow... I need the justification of fellow diggers to boost my non-existent ego so I can stand to get up again in the morning.
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