Internetz Nooz

FanLib.com launched as hub for "fan fiction" writers. The idea is to provide a home for creators of one of the first "user generated" genres, fan stories written using popular movie and TV characters and storylines. Members can upload stories, embed promos and build communities around their favorite shows. FanLib, founded by Titanic producer Jon Landau, Jon Moonves and former Yahoo CMO Anil Singh, is also currently sponsoring the Ghost Whisperer Fan Finale Challenge on the site asking fans to write their own conclusion to the show's two-part finale.

It must still be young - only 418 Harry Potter fics. It's nice that corporations have picked up on the power of fandom, but I wonder how long it'll be until they discover what sick, sick fucks fans are.

Clothing for your amusement.

Hee. I like this shirt. Also the Rock O'Clock one.

And threadless just posted a few new designs. I like the Foxy shirt. Also, Pie Chart.

And of course, Sharing is Caring (through piracy).