Somehow I’m guessing a new government with Mubarak still at the top won’t pacify the protesters. Interesting times…

And the winner of the Egypt’s Dancing w/t/Stars is .... Gamal (um ... Mubarak), unless Mr ElBaradei is wearing a sparklier tutu.

Maybe Italy should loan the Egyptians Berlusconi. Some comic relief might help right about now.

Now that Egypt is so wonderfully free, Hosni, can we has our Internet back now?

The Twitterverse is on fire, with much anger, snark, and angersnark.

This is the first time I’ve sat down and watched a live Al Jazeera broadcast. I’m really impressed, and then really sad when I turn back to North American media. The CBC has some good shows, but their cable channel’s news stream is unwatchable.

Yeah, we really get shit for news over here. It’s fucking embarrassing.

He should have worn one of those phony looking glasses/nose/mustache disguises and said “Hi, my name is Mosni Hubarek . . .”

Al Jazeera is great, John Kerry being interviewed like an adult - what a novel idea.  I like the BBC as well.

Well no wonder the Egyptians are pissed. They’re ruled by Count Dracula.

Quite a few of Al Jazeera’s reporters in its early days had started out with the BBC or BBC Arabic Service of the World Service.

Some random pickings, via (mostly) twitter…

I’m reading reports that the Internet’s back up over there (no idea what censorship, if any, is in place).

Thanks, meep! Great resources!

A few more…

Agree with the other commentrs on Al Jazeera coverage. It’s very cool to see reporters challenging their interview subjects and not updating their facebook page while waiting for the talking point to end.