Even after it was revealed last week that Shell's "Epic PR FAIL" video was an elaborate hoax staged by anti-corporate and environmental activists, the story continues to resonate in the blogosphere with varying opinions.

The findings in Google's recently updated transparency report were referred to as "troubling" by the company's senior policy analyst Dorothy Chou, who noted a marked increase in requests from various governments to remove political speech from the site.

This single topic food blog run by a Scottish nine-year-old photographing her school lunches was temporarily shut down this week after the school district caught wind of the media attention it was receiving.

First introduced as a viral video slogan created by Mexican students against the country's longtime ruling party and corrupted media, "Yo Soy 132" has become a trending hashtag for mobilizing protests across the country.

When the creator of the webcomic TheOatmeal was threatened with a lawsuit by the owner of FunnyJunk, he responded by starting a charity fundraiser receiving over $100,000 in 24 hours. He plans to send a picture of the money to FunnyJunk along with a drawing of the owner's mother seducing a Kodiak bear.