One of my previous blog posts talked about this yearning of mine for positive things in the Internet, be they blog posts, forum shouts, status updates, or anything else. In it, I used an analogy to illustrate my stance on the right to say anything in the Internet, and why we should nevertheless be careful what to say. If you will bear with me for a while, I want to re-enact the example briefly here

This piece of news from MSNBC reported that The Pope has issued a statement where he reportedly made his first explicit statement about HIV / AIDS. And I must say that what he said failed to impress me. If anything, it even got me feeling disturbed and a bit angered.

Introduction :
This post is actually an entry in my company’s blog, written by me. I just re-post it here
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When I fired up my feed reader for today, one particular post from Mashable captivated me. There, Stan Schroder wrote that Google.org has donated USD 14 million “in various grants to partners in Southeast Asia and Africa to help predict and prevent the next pandemic.”
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First of all, ( I am aware that I am slow on this one ), - it’s refreshing to note that Google has its very own philanthropic …