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Welcome to iPM, favourite blog. This is where the programme starts to take shape. Thank you to the thousands who have posted or sent us an email about your postcode or the speed of your broadband connection. Some have done both and your contributions are what we are all about. Chris Vallance will be on tonight's PM to explain a little more about what we plan to do with all this info. Otherwise, it is the start of the week and the page is blank. If there's a story or a particular issue that you'd like to hear on the programme - post away. Failing that you can always send us an email - ipm {@} bbc.co.uk. I'll update this later with a few ideas of our own.

Some early thoughts:

Chris: From Uganda, who are working in part of the country that's struggling to cope with the virus. If possible, I'd like to hear more from them.

Back home and to quote "I never comment on referees and I'm not going to break the habit of a lifetime for that prat." Now, the fights back. Seen but mostly unheard, I've been looking at the . Well, it beats the usual .

Marc: Get the candles out, this Saturday it'll a 'Happy 10th birthday' to www.bbc.co.uk - it began on 15 December 1997 . We plan to mark the occasion. was in charge at the time, if you've got a question for the former DG, let us know.

George: Following from our earlier post about sex and the internet - it has that one of the big porn producers is suing Youtube-alike Pornotube (Not suitable for work) for piracy - believed to be the first lawsuit of its kind in the adult industry.

And do websurfers care enough about privacy to abandon Google? is betting they do, and is launching , a new search service that .

Thanks for your suggestions too. If you've thoughts about these or other stories you'd like us to cover, leave a comment or email iPM.

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