• A trio of Gulf Coast musicians craft a song and video telling the parties responsible for the continuing oil disaster in the region that their apologies are insufficient. (via Andrew Revkin)
• Steve Clemons dips into the Washington Post's database of presidential remarks to figure out which countries Obama talks about the most.
• Here's thirteen things that LibDem innovator Mark Pack bookmarked about the UK online election.
• Judge in the Blagojevich case reads aloud emails he's gotten from the public, including one which argued that the former Illinois governor couldn't be guilty in the email-heavy case because of the computer illiteracy he demonstrated on "Celebrity Apprentice."
• The Federal Register is getting a new look (pdf), "similar to a daily web newspaper, with a clear layout and new tools to guide readers to the most popular topics and relevant documents."
• And the Independent Party of Oregon is running an Internet-only primary.

(With Micah Sifry)