The Australian Taxation Office has been caught using slabs of info copied from the Wikipedia in an official document detailing changes to how personal equity firms treat asset sales. Parts of the ATO's "draft taxation determination" were lifted word for word from the user-generated encyclopedia, which some circles consider not to be trustworthy for first research thanks to the fact that almost anybody can edit articles.

Digg is a favourite user-submitted and controlled social reports web site. That sounds like a large amount of qualifiers but I am just making an attempt to be descriptive. I am huge fan of Digg and I also enjoy reading quite a bit about Google and Android.

Google Reader is a really handy service for consuming your reports feeds, but it lives in the browser, that means it doesn't the responsiveness and polish of a desktop app. For all those Mac users out there searching for the better of two worlds, I present to you Gruml, a new desktop Google Reader application.