Around the Web 9.2.08: Twittered thrillers, broadband price war and Google big brother
-- Kindle is so 2008. Literature 2.0 will come via "Twiller." NYT
-- Don't quit the day job just yet. TwittAd lets writers collect money from ads on their Twitter page, but the model has flaws. TechCrunch
-- Facebook makes millions from selling useless "gifts," according to venture capitalists. Valleywag
-- Telcos call in price war to compete with cable companies for broadband customers. WSJ
-- We love typewriters, and not just because we're old school. Check out these snazzy, Sci-Fi sculptures. Wired
-- Sony to sell Bluetooth headset for use with upcoming PlayStation 3 games, including SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Confrontation. Bonus feature: It will work with cellphones, too. Engadget
-- Google petition to open television airwaves to increase broadband access gathered 15,000 signatures. Ars Technica
-- Google adds face recognition to Picasa photo editing software. Hello, Homeland Security? CNet
-- Alex Pham
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