WordPress.com重组了他们的评论系统，联合国宣布互联网接入是人权不可或缺的一部分，Mashable与百事可乐合作，帮助在欧洲启动初创企业。

• WordPress.com Adds WordPress, Twitter And Facebook Comments (In That Order) Wordpress.com blogs now offer a Disqus-esque commenting system, allowing you to login as a guest, through your Wordpress.com account, or through Twitter and Facebook. [TechCrunch]
• Kindles Getting Cheaper, and Huge: 10 Percent of Amazon's Business Next Year The Kindle is still a relatively new piece of tech, and part of their success is that they have gained popularity and gotten lower in price. Because of this, Citigroup's Mark Mahaney estimates that the Kindle will be 10% of Amazon's sales. [AllThingsD]
• United Nati*** Proclaims Internet Access a Human Right The United Nati*** has reversed a past decision that condemned blasphemous speech, and instead put forth that internet access is a human right. What exactly does this mean? Well, it's not exactly a human right so much as it allows us to apply our rights such as freedom of opinion and expression. [ReadWriteWeb]
• Mashable Teams With PepsiCo To Find Europe's Most Promising Startups If you watched television at all last summer, you'll remember PepsiCo10, which helped launch startups. Mashable has joined up with PepsiCo again this year, but with a different focus: Europe. [Mashable]
• Google Launches Game for Access to Preview Chromebooks Today is the first of a two-day game that essentially a scavenger hunt for Google to sell a limited number of Google Chromebook previews. [ReadWriteWeb]