Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

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 –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 25th, 2011 from 09:40 to 18:51:

• From CD-ROM to dot-com, Expedia celebrates 15 years –
• Wash. governor to NASA: We’re ready for Space Shuttle, while L.A. and NYC futz around –
• Amazon Stock Plummets as Kindle Weighs on Earnings –
• Companies Like Facebook marketing, some not following on Twitter –
• The Muppets Are Getting A Hipster Makeover For Their Fall Comeback –
• 1 In 4 Small Biz Hate Social Media, Love Facebook –
• Steve Jobs The Movie: Sony Wants Aaron Sorkin to Write It [REPORT] –
• Timeline: How Netflix Lost Two-Thirds of Its Value in 3 Months –
• Study Suggests Soda May Make Kids More Violent –
• Amazon patents gift cards that can tattle on what you buy –
• Study: Sleep Disorder Tied to Left-Handedness –
• ‘Freemium’ content subjected to PPA debate –
• INSANE: Warner Bros. Will Stop Selling ‘Harry Potter’ DVDs At The End Of This Year –
• Siri Chats With 1966 Chatbot ELIZA, Has Manic Therapy Session –
• iPod Designer Builds the World’s Most Beautiful Thermostat –
• How To Legally Police Employee Gripes On Facebook –
• Google’s Matt Cutts: ‘SEO is not spam’ –

These are my links for October 24th, 2011 through October 25th, 2011:

• Samsung pushes camera to fashion crowd with Condé Nast style blog –
• Will Sound be Bigger than Video? –
• Meg Whitman Joins Zaarly Board of Directors –
• Buying earned media –
• TouchFire: iPad ‘screen-top’ keyboard aims to boost typing –
• Meet Dot: The iPhone Panoramic Video Camera You Funded –
• Dirt Cologne Review –
• Email Isn’t Dead Among Facebook’s Exec Team –
• Portable Charging Station –
• Just Juggling Two Rubik’s Cubes While Solving a Third, Nothing Much [Video] –
• Software Fault Could Cause Automobile Cruise Control to Not Shut Off, Triggers Massive Recall –
• Now Even Pets Need Their “New Yorker” Cred –
• 45. Gave Birth to a Baby (Girl or Boy) –
• 11 Apps and Services for Sharing, Discovering and Organizing Music –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 24th, 2011 from 13:00 to 14:40:

• Iran Has Developed a Functioning Railgun, This is Probably Not a Big Deal –
• There’s No Way This Video of a Person Sawing Off a NYC Parking Meter Is Real –
• 1 In 3 Law Schools Eye Applicants’ Facebook Profiles –
• Bieber Can’t Outdo Jesus In Facebook Page Engagement –
• Lady Liberty to Become Exhibitionist –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 24th, 2011 from 09:36 to 12:25:

• Amazon unit expands into groceries, selling tea to jam – but does the jam want tea?
• The Wheel Reinvented – The Q Drum Is An Easy Way To Transport Water In Developing Countries (video) –
• Coke CEO: Social media marketing more than 20 of budget –
• Amazon unit expands into groceries, selling tea to jam –
• How to Provide Social Media Support to an Executive –
• Networking Vs. Leading –
• Workhorse Dies Suddenly in Manhattan –
• Silicone Swim Gloves –
• Facebook Spends Record Amounts On Lobbying, But Not As Much As Google Does –
• 5 Best Practices for Financial Institutions on Facebook –

These are my links for October 23rd, 2011 through October 24th, 2011:

• Grand Theft Apple – "you can bet that everybody working at Apple will remember the dying words of their visionary leader."
• Grand Theft Apple –
• Find Brand Ambassadors With Sparq Facebook Connect –
• Form and function –
• Make study more effective, the easy way –
• Google Plus as a Storytelling Platform –
• 91% Of Employers Use Twitter, Facebook And LinkedIn To Screen Job Applicants [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• If You’re B2B, What Day You Tweet Doesn’t Matter –
• The Impact of the iPod –