Month: October 2011

These are my fantastically selected links for October 31st, 2011 from 12:40 to 16:40:

• What’s To Fear About Facebook Marketing? [Infographic] –
• 8-Bit Space Invaders Pixel Ring –
• The Flaming Lips Made a 24-Hour-Long Song That They’re Only Letting 999 People Hear –
• Daily Deals: Beloved by Consumers, Less So by Merchants [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• A Potential Fix for iOS 5 Battery Woes: Your Time Zone Settings –
• 47. Roll(ed)(ing) in his/her grave – 10/31/11 –
• How Cellphones Shape the Lives of College Students [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Mysterious Eruption on Uranus Calls Astronomers to Action –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 31st, 2011 from 10:23 to 12:26:

• Barnes & Noble to Unveil Nook Color 2 Nov. 7? –
• Social media marketing alert: Frustrated by Facebook, teens turn to Google+ –
• Could The Company Blog Be Costing You Your Reputation? –
• Three Self-Sabotage Mantras That You Need To Quit. Now. –
• Science Wiz Chess Once A Pawn A Time –

These are my links for October 30th, 2011 through October 31st, 2011:

• Snowtober Storm Causes Mass Arborcide In Central Park –
• Invasion of the disembody snatchers – Related to this is the ‘snuggle theory’ – the idea that viewing horror films may be a rite of passage for young people, providing them with an opportunity to fulfil their traditional gender roles. A paper from the late 1980s by Dolf Zillmann, Norbert Mundorf and others found that male undergrads paired with a female partner (unbeknown to them, a research assistant), enjoyed a 14-minute clip from Friday the 13th Part III almost twice as much if she showed distress during the film. Female undergrads, by contrast, said they enjoyed the film more if their male companion appeared calm and unmoved. Moreover, men who were initially considered unattractive were later judged more appealing if they displayed courage during the film viewing.
• Conde Nast Traveler’s iPad App Has a Size Problem –
• Content Getting Boring? 5 Ways to Bring Sexy Back –
• Peppermeister Mill –

These are my links for October 29th, 2011 through October 30th, 2011:

• Twenty years of fMRI –
• The Last Words of Steve Jobs –
• B2C Facebook Results Are 30% Above Average on Sundays –
• Grow Your Own Coffee –
• The paradox of expectations –
• Unlike the Pussies In London, Protesters In NYC ‘Occupy’ Their Tents –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 29th, 2011 from 09:43 to 15:31:

• Questions for a new entrepreneur –
• Rapoo E6300 Ultra-Thin Bluetooth 3.0 Wireless Keyboard –
• MicroVision gets Nasdaq notice, faces possible delisting –
• Report: Did China Hack Two U.S. Satellites? –
• Handbag Security Safe –

These are my links for October 28th, 2011 through October 29th, 2011:

• If committees told the truth –
• Zip Tie Ring –
• Google’s Big Video Push Is Here: YouTube Getting More Than 100 New Channels (GOOG) –
• Siri Gives Apple a Two-Year Advantage Over Google, Says VC –
• Nasal mummy exit –
• 41 percent of companies concerned about creating leads through content marketing –
• TSA Fires Sex Toy Screener –

These are my links for October 27th, 2011 through October 28th, 2011:

• Wall Street Journal to Launch Bestseller Lists for Ebooks –
• Google+ Introduces “Ripples,” Lets You Watch How Posts Spread –
• ACLU Sues the LAPD for Harassing Photographers –
• Comedy Becomes Reality With Facebook Slow-Poke –
• Forget Your Facebook Password? Your “Trusted Friends” Could Help –
• ALERT: 600K Unauthorized Facebook Log-Ins Daily –
• StumbleUpon drives more than 50 percent of social traffic –
• Rubbish Casino Opens In NYC –
• Twitter timeline updates to boost social media marketing appeal –
• Three-Eyed Fish Caught Outside Nuclear Power Plant: Simpsons Did It –
• Facebook Continues To Expand Washington, D.C. Team –
• Create A Twitter Poster For Your Tweet Obsessed Friends (Or Yourself!) –
• Warner Bros tackles piracy with ‘great movie moments’ –
• Arguing with success –
• The stages of columnizing and blogging –
• More States Trying to Steal NY’s Crap Shuttle –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 27th, 2011 from 06:51 to 14:58:

• iPhone vs. Android: The Social App Activities That Set Users Apart [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Facebook Adds Subscribe Link To Comments –
• Sony To Buy Out Ericsson’s Stake in Sony-Ericsson Mobile for $1.47 Billion –
• Google+ expands with Apps, ‘Ripples,’ and photo effects –
• Socialbakers Buys Facebook Application Social RSS –
• Steve Jobs Avoided Getting a License Plate By Leasing a New Identical Car Every Six Months –
• Swallowable Parfum Pill Will Let You Sweat Perfume, If You’re Into That –
• The Internet is Responsible for 2% of the Entire World’s Energy Usage –
• Nokia Shows Off Flexible Phone Prototype, Flex Interface –
• More than half of consumers engage companies online, search marketing critical –
• From the Amazon to the Alps, Google Street View Takes You Beyond The Streets –
• Facebook Goes Polar With Data Center Near the Arctic Circle –
• The Daily Deal Divide [Infographic] –
• Mapping The Language Of Tweets [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Ricoh eyes growth with camera push –
• Kleenex teams up with Ronnie Ancona to cheer up cold suffers –

These are my links for October 26th, 2011 through October 27th, 2011:

• Steve Jobs, Human Being: 10 Quirky Details From the Bestselling Biography –
• Your agenda –
• Small Business Owners Prefer Facebook And LinkedIn To Twitter And Google+, Says Survey [STUDY] –
• Beware the Digital Disruptors: They’re Coming for Your Industry –
• Create & Publish a Web Page in Seconds with Pen.io –
• How to Time Your Facebook Posts to Reach the Most Fans –

These are my links for October 25th, 2011 through October 26th, 2011:

• Man Hysterically Fails at Explaining Klout to His Boss [VIDEO] –
• Memories of bitterness –
• Showcase Your Twitter Profile With A Tweetsheet –
• Ten years of the language gene that wasn’t –
• Findings Turns Your Ebook Highlights Into Shared Reading Libraries –