Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my fantastically selected links for July 18th, 2012 from 14:40 to 17:33:

• Victoria’s Secret Designer is Giving Private Spaceflight a Makeover –
• Outdated No Parking Sign From the 70s Still Stealing Your Money –
• Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. Donating $20 Million To The Motion Picture & Television Fund –
• 64 percent of marketers targeting video content for the web, instead of TV –
• Geoengineers Will Release Tons of Sun-Reflecting Chemicals Into the Air Above New Mexico –
• Apple Must Advertise That Samsung Didn’t Copy the iPad –
• New York Warns Against Swimming In Shitty Water –
• How Pixar Landed The Rights To Feature Brand Names In ‘Toy Story’ –
• Smaller than Earth, Exoplanet Candidate UCF-1.01 is Just 33 Light-Years Away –
• Infographics, Explained by LEGO –
• Goldman Sachs Is Selling Back 200 Films To Weinstein Co. –
• Amazing Photo Shows a Big Hole on Mars –
• Twist iPhone App Texts Friends When You’re Running Late –
• 5 Gadgets You Need For a Delightful Road Trip –
• Astronomers Spot Ancient Spiral Galaxy From an Era When Spirals Should Not Exist –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 18th, 2012 from 11:35 to 14:12:

• Amazon’s ‘New’ Shipping Policies Are So Yesterday [VIDEO] –
• Rube Goldberg Olde School Comic Strips –
• Gmail Downgrades, Launches SMS Version for African Countries –
• AT&T’s new data plans set stage for multi-device world –
• Researchers Model and Accurately Predict War Zone Attacks Using WikiLeaks Data –
• Google Maps: Tree Density Tells the Story of Income Inequality –
• Study Links Immune Irregularities and Autism –
• ‘ShellisPrepared’ Twitter Account Is a Hoax –
• By Linking Telescopes, Astronomers Make the Sharpest-Ever Observation of a Distant Object –
• Quasar 3C 279 Shown in Unprecedented Sharpness –
• 47 percent of H1-B Visa requests are in the computer field, and Microsoft leads the pack –
• MegaUpload Judge Steps Down After Accusations of Impartiality –

These are my links for July 17th, 2012 through July 18th, 2012:

• At Some Stage the Conversation Has to Advance –
• Taiwanese Teen Dies After Playing 40 Consecutive Hours of ‘Diablo 3’ –
• Herding the Cats In Your WordPress Dashboard –
• YouTube Releases Face-Blurring Tool for Editing Graphic Footage –
• Happy Birthday Intel: 10 Fascinating Facts About the Tech Pioneer –
• Thanks To ‘John Carter’ Flopping, There’s Going To Be A ‘Finding Nemo’ Sequel –
• Google Offers Marissa Mayer a Buoyant Goodbye –
• Google VP: Here’s How to Get Bought By Us –
• Congratulations, Marissa Mayer! Can You Fix Flickr, Please? –
• No Joke: The New Yorker Acquires The Borowitz Report –
• New Twist to mobile tracking, stalking your peeps –
• Nasdaq And Investors Suing It Ask Court To Separate Its Cases From Those Involving Facebook –
• Marketers with power –
• Geeking Out on Kickstarter Statistics –
• Dear Marketers: You Need a Data Scientist –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 17th, 2012 from 17:39 to 20:40:

• Meet The Roomba’s Upgraded Bomb-Defusing Cousin –
• Vintage player piano takes song requests via Twitter –
• Apple Analyst: iPad Mini, iTV Are For Real –
• Google Announces Plans to Fight Illicit Trading Networks –
• Some Olympians Chafe at IOC’s Social Media Rules –
• B&N unveils Nook for Web; 7-inch Nook rumored for fall –
• Confirmed: Paul Maritz steps down as CEO of VMware –
• Video: DARPA Device Puts Out a Fire With Blast of Sound –
• Reddit User Scours Social Media for Info About Toronto Shooting –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 17th, 2012 from 12:09 to 16:31:

• The Director Of ‘I Love Lucy’ Has Died –
• Instagram Updates Android App, Adds Nexus 7 Support –
• Kafka’s Torture Machine IRL –
• Google Doesn’t Know How to Spend $50 Billion, Says PayPal Co-Founder –
• Unfriending Is A Legitimate Option –
• 5 Reasons You Should See The Indie Flick ‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ –
• Haptic Glove Gives You Force-Feedback Piano Lessons –
• Wikipedia Heading Towards a Serious Admin Shortage –
• At Least A Dozen Cats Wrongfully Euthanized Due to Technical Glitch –
• Ice Chunk the Size of Two Manhattans Breaks Off from Greenland Glacier –
• In Washington State, You Can Register To Vote Through Facebook –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 17th, 2012 from 07:00 to 12:04:

• Charlie Sheen Quits Twitter – #winning?
• WATCH: No Doubt’s Music Video For ‘Settle Down’—Their First Single In 10 Years –
• OnStar Car Sharing Could Make You $1,000/Month Richer –
• Charlie Sheen Is Donating A Record-Breaking Million Dollars To The USO—Here’s Today’s Buzz –
• Autodesk Buys Socialcam for $60 Million –
• Charlie Sheen Quits Twitter –
• Hey, MTA: You Need To Fix the East New York Station Staircase –
• YOLO in the Dictionary? Collins Crowdsources Lexicon –
• Facebook Stock Drops as Investors Fear Slowing Sales –
• How to Prepare for Your First Social Media Legal Conversation –

These are my links for July 16th, 2012 through July 17th, 2012:

• The Carrot and Stick of Social Media Disclosure –
• Bathroom Prints –
• Just 3.8% Of Fortune 500 CEOs Use Twitter [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Marissa Mayer, New Yahoo CEO, Is Pregnant –
• Mission Engineers Prepare for Curiosity’s Landing on Mars –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 16th, 2012 from 14:52 to 19:40:

• Qwikstory Puts a Creative Social Spin on Storytelling –
• Noisy Typer Brings Old School Typewriter Sounds To Your Mac –
• Zombie Bath Salts –
• Judge dismisses Novell’s Windows 95 antitrust claims –
• FDA Approves First HIV-Prevention Drug –
• Great News: IKEA Sells Beer Now –
• This Indie Movie Just Made $20K Playing On A Single Screen –
• Journalists Coerced Into Letting Politicians Edit Their Quotes –
• When ’90s Bands Attack: Ben Folds Five, No Doubt and Green Day Return –
• 7-Eleven Mashed Potato Machine is Horrifying, Strangely Compelling –
• Skype Confirms Bug Sends Messages to Wrong Recipients –
• Latest Leaked Images Suggest a 4-Inch iPhone 5 –
• Help NASA Test-Drive Curiosity Interactive Experience –
• First look: Microsoft remakes Office for tablets and the cloud –
• Google’s Nexus 7 Might Finally Kill Unboxing Videos [Video] –

These are my links for July 15th, 2012 through July 16th, 2012:

• Apple Wins Patent for Noise-Reducing iPhone Case –
• Capcom Just Opened A ‘Resident Evil’ Themed Restaurant In Japan –
• Powerful Lasers Could Be Fired Into the Clouds to Make It Rain –
• 5 ways to optimize video for search –
• Richard Branson Announces Satellite-Carrying ‘LauncherOne’ –
• 5 Fascinating Things We Learned From Reddit This Week –
• Watch the Gruesome Trailer for The Walking Dead’s New Season –

These are my fantastically selected links for July 15th, 2012 from 12:17 to 16:26:

• 770,000 Users Demand YouTube-to-MP3 Conversion –
• Watch London Cops Pull the Plug on Springsteen and McCartney [VIDEO] –
• Facebook Hacking and the Value of Social Currency –
• Watch the Soyuz Lift Off for the International Space Station [VIDEO] –
• Iran is Full of Apple Gadgets Despite Economic Sanctions –
• Why Analytics Matter to Small Businesses –
• The Story That Led To The Latest Twist In The Mystery Of Natalie Wood’s Death –