Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

These are my links for January 27th, 2012 through January 30th, 2012:

• Why the days of interruptive advertising are over –
• Do The Work – Introducing the Social Pros Podcast –
• (What you get) – (What you were hoping for) –
• T-Mobile boosting support for unlocked iPhones –
• Pinterest Becomes Top Traffic Driver for Retailers [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• LED Side Glow Hats –
• Dutch ISPs Speak Out Against Pirate Bay Blockade, Refuse to Block Torrenting Site –
• The Unofficial Hunger Games Cookbook –
• Relax: Twitter’s New Censorship Policy Is Actually Good for Activists –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 27th, 2012 from 06:00 to 15:15:

• A Near-Bankrupt Synagogue Has Asked Mel Gibson For A Large Donation –
• The Longest Running Experiment in the World has a Webcam, is Glacially Slow –
• NASA Kepler Telescope Finds 26 New Alien Planets in 11 Solar Systems –
• Map of 10,000 Tweets Shows New York City at Work –
• Google Music Finally Lets You Download Your Own Tunes [VIDEO] –
• Twitter Can Now Censor Tweets in Order to Comply With Local Speech Laws –
• Snaps on Maps: Google Wants to Send Photographers Inside Your Business –
• Zombie Friendship Necklace Set –
• Meet the SolMate: This case charges your iPhone in the sun (and shade) –
• 69 percent of smartphone users access web every day –
• UPDATE: Matthew Broderick Will Reprise ‘Ferris Bueller’ In Honda Super Bowl Ad* –
• How to Counter the 6 Most Common White Paper Promotion Mistakes –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 26th, 2012 from 14:43 to 22:34:

• How You Can Turn 19th Century Photos Into Animated GIFs –
• iConvert Scanner for iPad –
• YouTube Changes Again: Video Editor, Browse Page Updated –
• Matthew Broderick Hints He Will Reprise ‘Ferris Bueller’ In Super Bowl Ad –
• 7 Ways to Follow ‘The Hunger Games’ Movie on Social Media –
• NY Sports Club’s Tasteless Ad Anticipates Paula Deen’s Death –
• 17-Year-Old Girl Lived on Chicken Nugget Diet for 15 Years, is Rushed to Hospital –
• Revealed: The FBI Wants to Monitor Social Media –
• Ferris Bueller at the Super Bowl? Online Tease Leaves Few Clues [VIDEO] –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 26th, 2012 from 09:46 to 13:45:

• Facebook, Washington AG file suits over ‘likejacking’ scheme –
• Anonymous Strikes: Symantec Says Stop Using pcAnywhere –
• Newt Gingrich Once Said NASA Should Be “Disbanded” –
• Defusing a Google Bomb –
• NBC Working on The Office Spin-Off Starring Dwight Schrute –
• The Logo for Gmail Was Designed the Night Before Gmail Launched –

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

• Who cares? – If we define good enough sufficiently low, we'll probably meet our standards. Caring involves raising that bar to the point where the team has to stretch
• Crayola Crayon Maker with Story Studio –
• Who cares? –
• NASA’s New Satellite Captures Amazing Hi-Res Image of Earth –
• Jobs’ Last Photography Wish: iPhone With Lytro, the Focus-Free Camera? [VIDEO] –
• Jailbreaking Exemption Law Could Expire Soon –
• NFL Will Allow Players to Tweet Inside the Pro Bowl –
• Social site Pinterest among fastest growing websites –

These are my links for January 24th, 2012 through January 25th, 2012:

• SEO keyword alert: Long-tail search most common on Ask.com –
• Avvo bites off new business, launches Q&A site for dentists –
• McDonald’s Follows Twitter Fiasco With Another Hashtag Campaign –
• Apple CEO Tim Cook: Tablets will be bigger than PCs and why Kindle Fire isn’t hurting the iPad –
• From e-book to bookstore: Amazon and Houghton Mifflin strike new distribution deal –
• iPad to Kindle Fire: You’re Irrelevant –
• Are big agencies taking over digital? –
• Instagram Co-Founder, Steve Jobs’s Widow Among State of the Union Guests –
• Let the meat cake! –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 24th, 2012 from 13:52 to 16:52:

• Apple Blows Out Q1 Earnings; Sells 37 Million iPhones, 15.4 Million iPads –
• Apple Is Worth More than All the Tea in China; What Else Does It Beat? –
• Look At The Incredible ‘Hunger Games’ Costumes On New Fashion Tumblr ‘Capitol Couture’ –
• Apple Tests Hundreds of Product Packages in Secret Unboxing Room [VIDEO] –
• Judge: Order to Decrypt Laptop Does Not Violate Fifth Amendment [VIDEO] –
• After Google pulls the plug, vultures flock around Picnik –
• Geek heaven: Star Trek meets Settlers of Catan –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 24th, 2012 from 11:50 to 13:39:

• INFOGRAPHIC: How Finland Uses Facebook –
• Wikipedia Wants to Be Free — for Mobile Users, in Africa –
• Weed-Laced Mouth Spray Refreshes, Gets You High –
• THE TRUTH ABOUT DAVOS: It’s ‘DaVOS,’ Not ‘DAvos’ — And The Police Don’t Like You Taking Pictures –
• Tropicana Builds 4 Million Lumen Artificial Sun to Brighten London’s Bleary Morning –
• Scientists May Have Observed the Jump From Single-Celled to Multicellular Organisms –

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

• Announcing My Third Book –
• How to Join the Ranks of Best-in-Class Content Marketers –
• "It's completely up to you" –
• Web App Makes Paying with Nine Credit Cards Okay –
• R.I.P., Microsoft Points? Report says they’re going away –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 23rd, 2012 from 08:15 to 16:38:

• How to Register Your New Business Name –
• Facebook Marketing Doubled Holiday Visibility For Amazon, Best Buy, Target And Walmart –
• A new era: Google outspends Microsoft in federal lobbying –
• Handle This: Google+ Finally Allows Pseudonyms –
• Consumers Want Online Video Ads No More Than 15 Seconds Long –
• Take One and Divide it By 998001 For Surprising Results –
• Supreme Court: GPS Tracking Is Illegal Without Warrant –
• Chart: iPad, iPhone in spotlight as Apple preps earnings report –
• Twitter Traffic Map of New York –
• Are Twitter Bots More Social Than You? –
• Raspberry Pi Founder Eben Upton Walks You Through the Launch of the $35 Computer –
• 10 Free Blog Topics to Help You Get Your Blog On –
• Help People Find You On Facebook Using Keywords –
• Behind the scenes: Teenager captures amazing aerial snow pictures from R/C plane –
• Mattel responds to calls for bald Barbie –