The web was wowed by (or at least really interested in) The Daily, News Corp’s (read: Rupert Murdoch) new iPad-only newspaper. The newsapp is free for two weeks and if you don’t know what the hell I’m talking about, here’s one place to find all The Daily buzz. Honestly, I would have done a round-up, but I just don’t care.
Top of the Interwebs: The topic that internet is covering far better than the normal media is Egypt. It’s a big topic too, there’s a lot going on, it’s going on fast, and not nearly enough information is coming out of the country. Here are a few links to get a better grasp on what’s […]
Allowing more choice and granularity for your users is never a bad thing. I think this is a brilliant idea and I’d love to see it implemented by more media outlets.Clipped from www.readwriteweb.comHow Media Will Relate to Facebook in the Future
By Marshall Kirkpatrick / January 12, 2011 […]
Amid the controversy around Facebook user settings, privacy violations and monetization, The Social Network humanizes Facebook’s founder and, like it or not, Zuckerberg should count this as a win. Image via CrunchBase I’m not going to go into much detail about why The Social Network is an excellent movie (and it is) but trust me, […]
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