Links 2-2-11: Demolish Facebook requests, Blogging possibly over, Tumblr tags
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.
Links 1-28-11: Egypt, Disruptive Tech, Free Speech at Universities
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 […]
New UK Independent feature allows Facebook users to subscribe to parts of the site instead of whole
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 […]
Requiem for a Geek: The Social Network is good news for Zuckerberg
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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