Month: December 2011

These are my links for December 19th, 2011 through December 20th, 2011:

• Saving & Investing – Has It Always Been This Scary? –
• Here’s Muppets’ Version Of ‘The Economist,’ As Used In The Movie –
• The new lazy journalism –
• BT stokes ‘patent wars’ with legal assault on Google –
• Apple Wins Patent Victory Over Android, but Does It Matter? –
• More Proof the NYPD Doesn’t Care About People Hit by Cars –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 19th, 2011 from 12:49 to 17:20:

• The AT&T T-Mobile Deal Is Officially Dead –
• It’s official: AT&T ends $39B bid to buy T-Mobile USA –
• Cool, huh? 16 great geek gifts from Seattle –
• This Anti-SOPA Petition Would Take Down Whitehouse.gov Under SOPA –
• New Google search feature encourages site blocks after bounces, necessitates top quality content –
• Facebook Posts Social Media Guide For Military Families –
• MIT Announces Platform for Free Online Courses –
• What Were You Doing on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Instagram One Year Ago? –
• 13 Weird Things You Never Knew About ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ –
• Does This Phone Come in Size 7? Wearable Devices Are Closer Than You Think [VIDEO] –
• Report: AT&T struggles to ditch T-Mobile assets as bid hits additional roadblocks –
• Campaign Against SOPA Wants You to Stay Home — From Theaters — for the Holidays [VIDEO] –
• Inside a Last-Ditch Effort to Save the Space Shuttle –
• Geologists Pinpoint Origin of Early Stones at Stonehenge –
• There Is No ‘A’ In French Facebook Meme Protesting S&P –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 19th, 2011 from 11:00 to 11:58:

• Privacy Lawsuit Over Facebook Like Ads Can Proceed –
• Watch Who You Friend On Facebook, It Could Affect Your Credit Score –
• Zynga is having another rough day on Wall Street –
• Skype Gifts Free Wi-Fi to Holiday Travelers at 50 U.S. Airports –
• Blue Swimmer Crab Has Sex With, Buries Mate –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 19th, 2011 from 04:55 to 10:24:

• Let there be light! –
• NASA May Have Found the Smallest Known Black Hole –
• Reports: Renegade iPhones get a speed boost on T-Mobile –
• Health Organizations Go Social –
• 5 Tips for Injecting Personality into Your Online Presentations –
• Twitter receives $300m investment from Saudi Prince –

These are my links for December 17th, 2011 through December 18th, 2011:

• Bizarre Kelvin-Helmholtz Waves Appear Over Alabama –
• The 10 Craziest Kickstarter Projects of 2011 –
• HTTP Status Cats: Hilarious Motivational Posters [PICS] –
• Weekly output: phoning it in from cars, begging for DMCA exemptions –
• Chinese River Turns Red, Not a Sign of the Apocalypse –
• Santa Will Robocall Whomever You Choose, Thanks to Google –
• Is It Irrational To Give Gifts? –
• As 2011 Comes to a Close, Here’s a List of the Top 10 Torrented TV Shows –
• Type “Let It Snow” on Google for a Pleasant Surprise –
• The Pros and Cons of Hiring a Virtual Assistant –

These are my links for December 16th, 2011 through December 17th, 2011:

• Dexter Pint Beer Drinking Glasses –
• The simple first rule of branding and marketing anything (even yourself) –
• WCF – The World Cryptozoological Foundation T-Shirt –
• Can You Take The Timeline Off Your Facebook Profile? –
• House Delays Taking Action on SOPA Until Dec. 21 –
• Facebook Threatens to Sue Mark Zuckerberg — No, Not That One –
• The Most Amazing Daytime Fireworks Ever –
• Spectacular View of Saturn’s Moons Titan and Dione –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 16th, 2011 from 09:38 to 16:15:

• Swedish Citizens Now Control @sweden Twitter Account –
• DON’T CLICK: Costo Gift Card Scam On Facebook –
• Amtrak Tells City It Would Need to Squat In New Terminal –
• Google Doodles Are Now a Thing You Can Buy –
• Zynga celebrates $1 billion IPO with a colorful infographic –
• Why Recognizing Your Employees on Social Media Is Great for Business –
• SOPA Just Keeps Getting Worse, Horrifying Amendment Encourages ISPs To Block Whole Sites –
• Hawk Just Chilling In Downtown Brooklyn –
• Three Cool Places to Find Blog Topic Ideas –
• Study Finds That a Huge Portion of Mars Might Support Life –
• Universal Casually Mentions Takedown Agreement With YouTube That Is Not Limited To Copyright Infringement [UPDATED] –
• Twitter Is Third Most-Popular Website For iPhone Users –
• Judge Rejects Twitter Cyberstalking Case on Free Speech Grounds –

These are my links for December 15th, 2011 through December 16th, 2011:

• On buying something for the first time –
• How Online Marketing Drives Offline Success [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• AP Stylebook’s New Tool Automatically Edits Your Writing –
• Lightnight Reaction Shocking Party Game –
• Should Your PR Firm Be Your Social Business Advisor –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 15th, 2011 from 14:38 to 17:56:

• Social gaming powerhouse Zynga raises $1B in largest Internet IPO since Google –
• House SOPA Debate Raises Specter of a ‘Lawless’ Internet –
• Foo Fighters Concert Caused Geological Tremors Similar to an Earthquake –
• NYPD to FBI: Sticks and Stones… –
• Google adds Author analytics to Webmaster Tools –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 15th, 2011 from 09:29 to 13:08:

• Undercover Investigation Reveals How Easy It Is to Buy Guns on Craigslist [VIDEO] –
• The Internet Justice League –
• SocialFolders Is Like Dropbox for Social Media –
• Chrome 15 Beats Internet Explorer 8 as World’s Most Popular Browser –
• iBallz Shock Absorbing Harness For iPad –
• No Timeline Pages for Brands Yet, Facebook Says –
• A Third of All Computers are Still Running Windows XP –
• Mountain Dew Offers Free Art for Facebook Timeline Profiles –
• Transplanted corneas are a window to the soul –
• ALERT: Banks Are Checking Your Facebook Profile –