Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my links for October 14th, 2011 through October 16th, 2011:

• Yelling and whispering –
• Microsoft touts Kinect at tiny hut in shadow of Apple store –
• Throwable Ball Camera Creates 360º Panoramas –
• California Declares Oct. 16 Steve Jobs Day –
• AT&T and Sprint Say iPhone 4S Launch Ignites Record Demand –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 14th, 2011 from 15:10 to 17:12:

• “The Muppets” New Trailer Reveals Epic Plot of Awesome [VIDEO] –
• Can Halloween Shoppers Lift Facebook Commerce? –
• Congressman lobs bombshell at Amazon’s new Silk browser, claims shades of Orwell’s 1984 –
• Salt is the Secret for a Six-Fold Increase in Digital Storage –
• Technology Waits For No Man, Not Even A Computer Programmer –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 14th, 2011 from 10:13 to 13:56:

• Ex-Microsoft researcher Gary Flake unveils Clipboard to save pieces of Web pages –
• RIP Google Buzz –
• How Non-Profits Are Using Social Media [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• The Average Facebook Post Lives 22 Hours And 51 Minutes –
• Warner Bros. Buys Rights to Make Movie Based on Reddit Thread –
• Social Media Tips for Newbies (Yes, Virginia, They Still Exist!) –
• Google Prepping iTunes Competitor [REPORT] –

These are my links for October 13th, 2011 through October 14th, 2011:

• American Airlines Blocks Twitter On Flight Forced To Make Emergency Landing – Probably not bad PR – but security. Crazy passenger != security 'incident' that everyone needs to know about.
• American Airlines Does Not Block Twitter On Flight Forced To Make Emergency Landing* –
• Skinnier –
• Samuel L. Jackson’s Twitter? It’s The One That Says Bad Mother @#$^&%. A Lot. –
• 5 Hidden Gems in iOS 5 –
• From Brick to Slick: 38 Years of Cellphone Evolution [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Geeky Tyvek Wallets –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 13th, 2011 from 13:41 to 15:35:

• Libraries Fight Back: Ebook Checkouts Up 200% –
• Google Engineer Mistakenly Shares Criticism of Google’s Inability to Understand Platforms –
• Amazon’s new locker delivery system now live in New York –
• Let’s stop the Silicon Valley comparisons, and take a look at why NYC is kicking butt –
• Facebook’s News Feed May Favor Your Halloween Posts –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 13th, 2011 from 09:00 to 13:01:

• Giant Touchscreen Tablet Could Be Used By Military Commanders –
• Your PR Team Isn’t Tracking These Metrics …But They Should Be –
• Ning’s Founder on Starting Up and Starting Over in Social Media –
• Creator of C and Co-Creator of UNIX, Dennis Ritchie, Has Died –
• New App Offers Complete Facebook Profile Backup –

These are my links for October 12th, 2011 through October 13th, 2011:

• RIM CEO on the BlackBerry Outage: “We’ve Let Many of You Down” –
• Ooyala Digs Deeper Into Facebook Video Analytics –
• After 300 Years The British Royal Family Might Allow A First Born Female To Take The Crown –
• It’s Just Social Media. Don’t Freak Out. –
• WPP agency bates drops ‘141’ as part of latest rebranding –
• The atomic method of creating a Powerpoint presentation –
• Venture capital on pace for biggest year since dot-com era –
• iOS 5 Release Accompanied by 6 New Apps by Apple [PICS] –
• How Twitter Integrates With iOS 5 –
• Canouflage Vinyl Wraps For Canned Drinks –
• The Hacker Suspected Of Stealing Nude Photos Of Scarlett Johansson Has Been Arrested — UPDATED – Whew – b/c we were all staying up worried about justice being carried out on this one.

These are my fantastically selected links for October 12th, 2011 from 09:45 to 19:00:

• Exclusive: Hands-on with Amazon Locker, now working –
• 11 productivity tools that your startup ought to use –
• 5 Years in Online Sharing Trends [Infographic] –
• Siri’s Greatest Hits: 10 Witty Comebacks from the iPhone 4S –
• SCVNGR Unveils QR Code Payment System –
• Steve Jobs Wore Turtlenecks Because Sony Had a Company-Wide Uniform Policy –

These are my links for October 11th, 2011 through October 12th, 2011:

• Sysomos Beats Monitoring Platforms To The Punch On Google+ –
• The Difference Between Experts and Expertise –
• New York City Launches Free Wi-Fi at 5 More Public Parks – this being said, the free wifi in battery park is a bit of a joke.
• iCloud Site Opens Up Ahead of iOS 5 Launch –
• World’s Largest Virus Appropriately Named “Megavirus” –

These are my fantastically selected links for October 11th, 2011 from 08:30 to 14:33:

• German Government Fesses Up to Spying on Citizens With Trojan, Says It’s Legal –
• Cynical Researchers Release Study that Suggests Optimists Just Ignore Bad Things –
• Finally, Here’s The Trailer For The Avengers Movie That Disney Has Been Building Up To For Years (DIS) –
• Social media marketing reaches 98 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds –
• T-Mobile Bobsled Gives Facebook Users Free Mobile and Land Line Calls –
• Amazon goes sci-fi with latest book publishing arm, 47North –
• 38. Tragic Death – 10/11/11 –
• Why Netflix Should Keep Qwikster –