Judith Meskill (right), currently our Editorial Director, will be moving to Chief Operating Officer of Weblogs, Inc. and work with me on the operations and development of our business. Judith was one of our first bloggers, was our first editorial director, and helped us grow from 40 to more than 160 bloggers in just over one year. She also managed our side of the integration of Weblogs, Inc. and AOL.com. Judith is wildly effective, keeps everyone focused on the goal, and has the dubious distinction of being the only member of the management team who has not taken a vacation since our acquisition by AOL six months ago! (We're forcing her to take one next month!)
Moving on up at WIN: Judith Meskill and Brad Hill take on new roles.
Judith Meskill (right), currently our Editorial Director, will be moving to Chief Operating Officer of Weblogs, Inc. and work with me on the operations and development of our business. Judith was one of our first bloggers, was our first editorial director, and helped us grow from 40 to more than 160 bloggers in just over one year. She also managed our side of the integration of Weblogs, Inc. and AOL.com. Judith is wildly effective, keeps everyone focused on the goal, and has the dubious distinction of being the only member of the management team who has not taken a vacation since our acquisition by AOL six months ago! (We're forcing her to take one next month!)
XBOX 360 Unpacked at Joystiq
Note: If you would like to get paid to blog about videos games ping us! We need peoples, lot of peoples, to help us grok all the video game goodness out there.
Free Tech Support on DownloadSquad

DownloadSquad, our blog dedicated to all things software-related, launched a new weekly feature today called "Free Tech Support."
The concept? Users send in their tech support questions and the brilliant bloggers at DLS answer them--sometimes with some help from the audience! The first question? "How can I add a system-wide spell-checker?" Submit your questions here: http://www.downloadsquad.com/tips/
Engadget San Francisco Meetup Photos
The Engadget Meetup in San Francisco was amazing last week. Hundreds of rabid gadget freaks showed up for some good old fashion geek talk and gadget lusting.
Sonos, OQO, and Nokia gave away thousands of dollars in product, and everyone who came got one of the limited edition Engadget t-shirts. The t-shirt was created by the winner of the first annual Engadget t-shirt design contest which had over 500 entries!
Want Engadget to come to your town and give away tons of cool gadgets? Post a comment below!
TVSquad readers vote for LOST theory
The team over at TVSquad has been obsessively covering LOST since the start of the season three weeks ago. It seems like we're doing at least a post a day, and the quality and quantity of comments is really impressive.Today the TVSquad team posted a survey and it turns out the overwhelming majority of TVSquad viewers believe that the secret to the island is... oh wait, you might want to take the survey first (the answer is given after you vote).
On a side note, you can subscribe to an RSS Feed of any of the categories on our blogs. So, if you want to subscribe to an RSS Feed for just the LOST category on TVSquad you can do so by visiting http://www.tvsquad.com/feeds/ and grabbing the RSS Feed for the TV show LOST: http://www.tvsquad.com/category/lost/rss.xml.
Engadget interviews Donkey Kong creator, Shigeru Miyamoto
Another great interview for the Weblogs, Inc. Network. Past interviews include Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer. For a complete list of Engadget interviews check out their interview category.
If you've got suggestions for who we should interview on any of our blogs post a comment below or send a note to the bloggers via the tip form found on each blog.

