Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my links for June 25th, 2012 through June 26th, 2012:

• Uniqlo runs t-shirt activity on Pinterest –
• The Power of Information –
• Quick shortcuts (in search of) –
• DIY MAGNETIC TRAVEL ACTIVITY TRAY –
• 22 Activites For Kids Under 2 –
• 7 Minutes of Terror: Landing NASA’s Curiosity Rover on Mars –
• 50-Gigapixel Camera Will Help Horatio Caine Catch Killers –
• Instagram Gets First Major Update After Facebook Acquisition –
• You Can Watch the Full Pilot for HBO’s The Newsroom On YouTube for Free –
• Water Scarce After the Apocalypse? Install These Water-Conserving Cyborg Internal Organs –
• Google rolling out 7-inch Nexus tablet: SEO, content campaigns must focus on mobile users –
• This Picture From Apollo 17 Will Make You Feel Insignificant –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 25th, 2012 from 05:00 to 16:58:

• Is Disney/Pixar’s Newest Lead Character Gay? –
• HBO Puts ‘The Newsroom’ Pilot Online for Free –
• Amazing Video: Curiosity Rover’s Mars Landing Will Be “Seven Minutes of Terror” –
• Microsoft’s Ballmer: Yammer’s ‘viral adoption model’ is key to $1.2 billion deal –
• 25 More Signs That America Is Not The Greatest Country On Earth –
• A Fingerprint Scanner That Can Capture Prints From 20 Feet Away –
• British Police Send Cheeky Euro 2012 Live-Tweets –
• Apple No Longer Claims It’s Immune to Viruses –
• SEO alert: Google solicits user opinions to improve search relevance –
• Weee! Deliverance Location Joyfully Celebrates Film’s 40th Anniversary –
• 5 Tools for Turning Social Media Relationships Into In-Person Connections –
• By Twisting Light Signals into a Vortex, Researchers Create Fastest Wireless Connection Ever –
• Why Bosses No Longer Care If You’re Late for Work [STUDY] –
• Ultrasound in a Pill Could Replace Daily Injections –
• What the Pinterest boom says about digital –
• Facebook Launches Mobile Feature ‘Find Friends Nearby’ –
• Opportunity cost –

These are my links for June 23rd, 2012 through June 24th, 2012:

• New York City’s Getting a Tech Upgrade –
• Amazon’s delivery lockers emerge from stealth mode –
• Doing the big work (at the little table) –
• Electric Dreams: First Tesla Model S Rolls Out of Factory [PICS] –
• You’ve gotta be on [social-media site of the month] –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 23rd, 2012 from 11:00 to 14:54:

• Judge Dismisses Apple vs. Google Smartphone Patent Case –
• Miami Teen Somehow Survives Spear Through His Brain –
• Megaupload Founder Kim Dotcom Returns to Twitter, Promotes ‘Megabox’ –
• Alan Turing’s 100th: 12 Celebratory Images From Across the Web –
• Amazon Announces First Four Projects in Their Series Development Slate –
• Hands On: Can an Ultrabook Be the Center of Your Digital Life? –
• Craigslist to Popular Apartment-Finding Site: Cease and Desist –
• 10 Terrific Accessories That Celebrate the Typewriter –
• Google Celebrates Turing’s 100th Birthday; Everyone Should –

These are my links for June 22nd, 2012 through June 23rd, 2012:

• Glazed Donut Vodka: A Dream Come True! – omg omg omg
• Scientists Prove Easter Island Statues Could Walk, Natives Say “I Told You So” –
• Glazed Donut Vodka: A Dream Come True! –
• Is Honoring Bradbury with A ’451 Censorship Error’ Actually More Dystopian? –
• Mars Might Have a Lot More Water Than We Knew –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 22nd, 2012 from 13:22 to 16:47:

• A 5-point checklist to create lucrative opportunities with disruptive technologies –
• The World’s Most Expensive Poster Was Seized And Is Up For Auction –
• Vintage Double Thermos –
• Jumping the Olympic® shark –
• Is This the Smartest Google Doodle Yet? –
• 5 Organizations That Produce Excellent Content –
• Cannes 2012: Twix to introduce ‘rivalry’ between brand’s two fingers –
• Do Couples Need Their Own Apps? [POLL] –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 22nd, 2012 from 11:21 to 13:14:

• Curiosity’s Seven Minute Descent on Mars –
• The Roof! The Roof! The Roof is No Longer on Fire! Because We Cooled It! –
• Tehran Claims its Nuclear Facilities Under Cyberattack From U.S., Israel, and Britain –
• How Wireless Charging Will Keep Toxic Waste Out of Landfills –
• Google Shareholders Approve Stock Split –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 22nd, 2012 from 07:53 to 10:08:

• Um, An IMDB User Actually Thought ‘Lord of the Rings’ Ripped Off ‘Harry Potter’ –
• Journalist Dodges Bullets to Live-Tweet Taliban Attack –
• $150,000 Dalí Stolen From a Manhattan Gallery –
• Aaron Sorkin Broke His Nose While Writing His New HBO Show “The Newsroom” –
• Instaglasses brings Instagram Filters to…Everything –
• How Much Data Is Created Every Minute? [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• In Case You’re Worried About The TV Business, The “Today Show” Raked In $485 Million Of Revenue Last Year –

These are my links for June 21st, 2012 through June 22nd, 2012:

• Here Comes The Power of Everything –
• Before you raise money (assets and expenses) –
• 10 Things Parents Should Know About Brave –
• 62% of Library Users Don’t Know They Can Check Out E-Books [STUDY] –
• NASA’s World-Beating Supercomputer Gets 14% Faster –
• State Law Requires Sex Offenders to List Status on Facebook –
• Giant Wombat Mass Grave Found In Australia, Paleontologists Rejoice –
• How to Build Your Own Cellphone [VIDEO] –
• Apple Store Refused to Sell iPad, iPhone to Iranian Customers [REPORT] –
• YouTube Joins Pinterest: Here’s What It’s Pinning –
• Check Out This Amazing Inland Ocean Beach, Over 300 Feet Away From the Ocean –
• Tumblr’s iPhone App Redesign Is ‘Better in Every Possible Way’ –
• .beat: Swatch’s Insane Attempt To Reinvent Time for the Internet –
• 140,000 Ladybugs Are Headed To The East Village –
• Two Planets Separated by Less than 5 Earth Moon Distances –
• New ‘Strain Paint’ Glows Fluorescent When the Underlying Structure is Stressed –
• Pearl Jam’s Financial Advisor Allegedly Stole $380K From The Band –
• IPhone App Gabi Lets Users Customize Their Facebook News Feeds –
• Twitter to Roll Out Promoted Tweets to 50 More Countries –

These are my fantastically selected links for June 21st, 2012 from 08:00 to 12:55:

• Those Nigerian Scam Emails Spin an Outrageous Yarn for a Reason –
• Twitter Goes Down Again After Brief Uptime Reprieve –
• Why Social Networks Won’t Kill the Blog –
• Reddit Was Built On Legions of Fake Accounts –
• WTF: The Supreme Court Just Sided With Fox In A Fight Over ‘Fleeting’ Expletives –
• The Struggle to Image NFL Players’ Brains While They’re Still Alive –
• LinkedIn Slapped With $5 Million Lawsuit Over Password Breach –
• 37 percent of consumers watch web video content every day –
• Co-Founder of Oracle Buys a Freakin’ Hawaiian Island, Has More Money Than God –
• Need to come up with your next thought leadership campaign? How to create a Building 20 at your professional services firm –
• Rumor: Apple Finally Changing Docking Port for iPhone 5 –
• Critical Dos and Don’ts for Design that Enhances Your Content Marketing –
• New Louisiana Law: Sex Offenders Must Identify As Such On Facebook –
• Now it Can Be Told: What David Said to The Engineer in Prometheus –
• Android Is the Top Brand Among LGBT Consumers [STUDY] –
• Why Buffer, HootSuite and Post Planner are the Holy Trinity of Managing Social Media –