We try to cover and comment on one interesting story or concept a day on Technology Evangelist. This allows us to focus on generating quality content that is both informative and opinionated. However, one drawback to this is some stories fall through the cracks. So today I'm throwing things open to you - our readers - to share your opinions with us on a few stories I've found interesting, but haven't been able to investigate in depth enough to warrant full posts:

Pro Blogger: YPN Banning Some Publishers for Excessive non US Traffic - It sounds like Yahoo needs to ad geotargeting to their content targeted ad program so advertisers will get what they pay for, and publishers won't get banned.

Electronic Frontier Foundation: New Senate Broadcast Flag Bill Would Freeze Fair Use - Do we really want to stop innovating media?

Click Here You Idiot: Click Here You Idiot - a humorous explanation of why looooong web pages are effective in some cases.

AmericaBlog: Cingular Wireless says 3rd parties buying your phone records is "an infinitesimally small problem" - Has anyone bought you cell phone calling records? Did you know people could? AmericaBlog has been all over this for a while, and seems to be finally getting some attention from congress on this important privacy issue. In fact, they bought Wesley Clarke's records to prove their point!

Ashton Media: The Least Effective Way to a Consumer's Wallet - Yellow Page advertising costs an arm and a leg, but does it deliver results that justify the costs?

Let's hear your thoughts on the above stories in the comments below.