CBS launched a mobile photo upload app for the iPhone yesterday, and it quickly become a repository of NSFW images. The app lets users send photos like the one below directly to CBSeyemobile.com — they’ve since been trying to clean up the site, but a recent visit turned up photos of a dead horse and a cover shot of Rough Riders magazine.

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1. CBS Gets a Rude Lesson in Citizen Journalism

TECH BUZZ: A new site lets you turn readers of your site into copy editors. This happens pretty much all the time already (turst me!) because readers love nothing more than to point out your errors. But it’s nice to see they’re trying to get the word about GooseGrade out in synch with National Punctuation Day.

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1. GooseGrade, Launching Soon
2. GooseGrade on Twitter
3. Yes, Yes: To Err Is Human

TECH BUZZ: A new site that aggregates blog comments. This looks cool, but do we really need another tool that lets the blogosphere increase its self-analysis?

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1. BackType: Find, Follow and Share Comments
2. “At times, reader comments can be just as thought provoking, if not more so, than the original author’s blog post.”
3. “Now there’s a rich data set!”
4. TechCrunch Calls It “A Twitter For Comments”

TECH BUZZ: A command line for the internet. It’s only available for Firefox and only tech geeks will love it, but Ubiquity looks like a handy tool for doing things on the web.

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1. Introducing Ubiquity
2. The Big Omission is Pipes, a Way to Chain Commands Together
3. Non-Passionates
4. A Natural Language Web Command Line

TECH BUZZ: Finally, a social networking feature that mirrors the half-attention of real life. FriendFeed now lets you tell people you’re following them when, in fact, you’re ignoring their feed. Sort of like a cocktail party or family gathering, minus the face-to-face.

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1. Arrington Coins the Term “Fake Follow”
2. FriendFeed Beta
3. “Follow” People Without Actually Getting Their Updates
4. “The most important feature in the history of social networks”
5. “This is a little bit genius.”

TECH BUZZ: This Palo Alto start-up thinks you’d have an easier time sorting through your inbox if all correspondence was “paid for” in a system of currency — called “Serios” — that attaches different levels of priority to each e-mail. But, much like the eternal “if a tree falls in the forest” question, will your mom consider her political blooper forward as urgent as a direct memo from your boss? (Answer: Uh, yeah.)

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1. Software Lets Senders Assign Value to E-Mails : NPR
2. Seriosity To Fix Email Overload (Or Not)
3. E[mail]DD?

TECH BUZZ: A YouTube for paranormal activity. There’s a YouTube out there for God, porn, and now ghosts.

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1. The Official Website
2. Ghost Sightings - Featured on BuzzFeed
3. Elevator Ghost - Featured Video on BuzzFeed
4. Homemade Ouija Boards - Featured on BuzzFeed

TECH BUZZ: A fake Twitter competitor dreamed up as a hoax to rile the Twitter-esque Plurk. Posts purporting the company had actually purchased Plurk eventually caused the real founders to speak up.

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1. How the News Spread
2. Lots of Twitter “Thought Leaders” Were in On It Or Fooled by It
3. Mocking What Shouldn’t Exist With What Doesn’t
4. “It’s probably an elaborate inside joke.”
5. Follow Pheltup on Twitter
6. An Easy Joke to Play on Those With “Social Network Exclusion Anxiety”
7. The Flume: an Older Web 2.0 Hoax

TECH BUZZ: A new micro-blogging service, like Twitter with a timeline. The buzz seems to point to Plurk being a service aimed directly at teens. It’s got more visual appeal than Twitter, but are we getting tired of signing up for new services?

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1. Plurk — Twitter For Emos?
2. I Like Plurk Better Than Twitter, But So What
3. Me No Likey Plurk
4. Targeting the HSTGs (High School Teen Girls)
5. Tweets for Tweens

CELEBRITY BUZZ: Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt, the notorious couple from The Hills, have announced the launch of their own social networking website Speidiweb. Watch out, Mark Zuckerberg! Heidi and Spencer claim their site does everything Facebook and Myspace does, and more. The site’s been down for the past few hours (hax0rs??) so we can’t verify if this claim is actually true or not.

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1. Here’s the Official Site
2. Connect To Your Assholes, And Your Assholes’ Assholes
3. A Website Where They Post All of Their Uber-posed “Candid Shots”
4. Heidi and Spencer Reveal All
5. The Site Is Down - Does That Mean Their Relationship Is, Too?
6. 15 “Candid” Pics of Heidi and Spencer Vacationing in Mexico