With tomorrow being Friday any one placing bets on what this weekend’s bitchmeme will be about because I’m not seeing anything really developing at this point. In the meantime here’s a few things that caught my eye today in my FriendFeed pipeline.

Put a Copyright Notice in Your RSS Feed :: Internet Duct Tape - Eric gives those of us using Feedburner to handle our RSS feeds a simple way to add a copyright notice to them. Thanks!

Andrew Baron: Retarded or Marketing Genius? :: Duncan Riley - Duncan has a few thoughts on the recent attempt by Andrew Baron to sell his Twitter account on eBay.

Scoble the Twittering Machine :: I’m Not A Geek - apparently Robert Scoble has cried uncle on the number of people he is following which it turns out is 20,000+ - ouch.

Adding Intelligence To Search :: A VC - with a bit of self-promotion Fred Wilson shows how one search company is trying to add some intelligence into the mix.

Closely-watched case may spell trouble for software patents :: Ars Technica - this is a slightly older story on FriendFeed that came back to the surface today and it was a comment by Chris White that caught my eye - Wow, this is a really interesting perspective. If software is language, then restricting the use of it is like restricting free speech

Conversation Tags: copyright, Andrew Baron, Twitter, Fred Wilson, software patents