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Ana Marie Cox--Washington Editor of Time.com, founding editor of Wonkette and the author of the novel Dog Days--is on the loose again. …

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Zappos currently stocks more than 3 million shoes, handbags, clothing items and accessories from over 1,100 brands. [via Armano] …

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Paul Ford is the author of Gary Benchley, Rock Star, a novel that was originally serialized on The Morning News, where he's a contributing writer. He is also an editor at Harper’s Magazine, an occasional commentator on NPR’s All Things Considered, and sole proprietor of Ftrain.com. He also writes Twitter posts of exactly six words each. …

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I appreciate that Misha Cornes of Organic has stuck his neck out by declaring that he's "over Twitter." Her reasoning is sound: Most people are not that interesting. There, I said it. Overall, the culture of self-promotion embedded in most social media applications bothers me. I know that listening to "life between blogs post and emails" is supposed to bring me closer to my Twitter friends, but I don't want to …

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David Armano is VP of Experience Design with Critical Mass, a professional services firm with a sweet spot for creating outstanding experiences. …

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courtesy of Twumble BTW, I started "playing around" with Tumblr last week. Like Ning, it's an impressive offering. I just don't know how much more active I need to be online. Not much more, is what I'm thinking. …

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Fred Wilson is Managing Partner at Union Square Ventures in NYC. …

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David Weinbrger is a fellow at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School. …

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