links for 2006-11-11

AOL has bought Relegence, a search company specialising in finding financial news and information.

The US media hardly noticed the Stern report on climate change, the Columbia Journalism Review’s blog notes.

Amy Gahran has more details on the copyright suit against Google Video. It was filed in France (surprise!) by a group called Landmark Education.

David Phillips warns that PRs are likely to attempt to game newspapers’ social media efforts – and will be found out.

There is a new Dreamweaver plugin for automating Google Maps creation. As Matt Waite says, it won’t do ChicagoCrime.org, but it can’t be long until similar tools automate more advanced Google Maps work.

US intelligence agencies are creating Intellipedia, a wiki for those with clearance. According to WaPo columnist Frank Ahrens, it has 28,000 pages and 3,600 registered users and is being used to draft a report on Nigeria.

Find Flickr photos in London.