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• Tokyopop revamps the Manga Pilot program.
• ComicPress: The Technical Guide parts 2 and 3 are out.
• This Week in Webcomics outlines the top ten Strong Bad Emails.
• Webcomic Weekly #47 features a visit from Mike Krahulik of Penny-Arcade.
• King Features has signed a deal with ROK Comics to deliver strips to cell phones.
• The Floating Lightbulb talks about different styles of humor in this post and talks about metrics in this one.
• EyeSkream adds three new webcomics, Little Terrors, Gamer Candy and Somewhere in SF.
• Comics Worth Reading has a list of New Webcomics Worth Reading.
• ComicMix has an interesting post about webcomics and DRM.
• A post from Cameotracker on LiveJournal about when crossovers break up.
• Sandeep Kamath treats us to a list of webcomics created by Indians.

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