Author: Nathan Burgess (PRCog)

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

• 5 Places to Find Inspiring Content Ideas –
• 29% of U.S. Adults Own a Tablet or Ereader [STUDY] –
• Gadgets galore: More than a quarter of Americans now own an e-reader or tablet computer –
• The Numbers Just Keep On Getting Bigger: Social Media And The Internet 2011 [STATISTICS] –
• Handwriting Digital Pen –
• Ogobild Pod –
• Is It Time to Finally Ditch Your Paper Business Cards? –
• You Wanted to See A Horrifying Robotic Infant, Right? –

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

• Trading favors –
• Jay-Z’s Nightclub Gets Shut Down For A Ton Of Health Code Violations That Will Make You Puke –
• Facebook Spent Record $1.35 Million Lobbying 2011 –
• Books are books, and Apple gets it –
• Portable Laptop Desk –
• Gay Hookup App Grindr Hacked, User Information Posted Online –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 21st, 2012 from 10:20 to 13:00:

• Watch How Long a Bike Lasts on the Streets of New York [Video] –
• Gun Control –
• Today in Vague Headlines: DARPA Has Some Kind of High Tech Fire-Killing Wand –
• Why Don’t We Have Abundant Solar Power? Blame Financing, and Industry, not Science –
• Finsphere raises more cash to turn your cell phone into a fraud protection and ID device –
• Typographer Upset About Fonts in Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol, Writes Letter to Brad Bird –
• Absinthe Soap –

These are my links for January 20th, 2012 through January 21st, 2012:

• Hollywood Must Die –
• Robert Redford Is Embarassed At How Much Swag They’re Giving Away At Sundance –
• Insatiable –
• QR Code Valentine Card –
• What Megaupload Teaches Us About the Cloud, SOPA and Backups –
• Google Pulls the Plug on Picnik, Sky Map and More –
• 10 Ridiculously Belated Movie Sequels That Took A Decade Or More To Arrive –
• xxiseanxx –
• The Picnik is over: Google plans to shutter popular photo editing service, other products –
• How Kodak Squandered Every Single Digital Opportunity It Had –
• Is Megaupload Back? [UPDATED] –
• Apple’s iBooks Author EULA Claims Publishing Rights to Any Works Written with It –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 20th, 2012 from 11:00 to 14:15:

• A Mossad Agent Followed Gina Carano Around Trying To Kidnap Her As Part Of Her Training For ‘Haywire’ –
• Apple’s Hidden Museum Reveals Clashes in the Jobs Interregnum –
• New algorithm shift could penalize for excessive ads ‘above the fold’ –
• 10 Tidy iPhone Cases to Replace Your Wallet –
• Israeli Hacker Posts Facebook Logins Of ‘Helpless Arabs’ –
• Racist, Anti-Semitic Wi-Fi Network Name Sparks Police Investigation –
• 10 Geeky Gifts For Your Valentine –
• iSuppli’s 2009 Windows Mobile prediction shows just how wrong predictions can be –
• Megaupload’s “Conspiracy” Cars Have Interesting Plates –

These are my links for January 19th, 2012 through January 20th, 2012:

• 9 campaigns that won with humor –
• Can Screens With Solar Cells Solve the Smartphone Battery Problem? –
• Thundercats Symbol Baseball Cap –
• Pinterest for Brands: 5 Hot Tips –
• 5 Apps to Help Manage Your Twitter Account –
• Post-CES travel tech recap, 2012 edition –
• Really? Research firm predicts Windows Phone will climb past iPhone by 2015 –
• Universal, RIAA, MPAA and Department of Justice Sites Go Down, Anonymous Claims Responsibility –
• Gender in early America –
• Teach What You Know: How to Make a Living on Skillshare –
• Online Ad Spending to Surpass Print for First Time in 2012 [STUDY] –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 19th, 2012 from 09:00 to 12:44:

• Priceline to Drop William Shatner From Ads After 14 Years –
• Facebook Registers More Domain Names Called FB Origin –
• Supreme Court Rules Congress Can Remove Works From Public Domain –
• Textbooks as software: Apple debuts iBooks 2, iBooks Author in new digital education push –
• Apple iBooks Author App Lets You Make Your Own Books, for Free –
• Kodak Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy –
• Approaching Social Media Monitoring With Purpose –

These are my links for January 18th, 2012 through January 19th, 2012:

• Using Paid Media to Achieve Remarkable B2B Conversion Rates –
• Over your head –
• How Big Was SOPA On Twitter? Big Enough For Mark Zuckerberg’s First Tweet In Two Years –
• Internet 1, Big Copyright 0 –
• Wikipedia Traffic Increases During SOPA Protest Blackout –
• Pinterest Fans Rejoice: Facebook Adds Pinterest Plus 59 New Apps –
• The Real Reason We Don’t Need SOPA or PIPA: We Already Have Broken Copyright Law, DMCA –
• TED Takes on SOPA: Why it Would Create a ‘Consumption-Only Internet’ [VIDEO] –
• Facebook Plugins Keep People On Websites 50% Longer –
• Want to Avoid Getting Banned on Social Media? Learn the Rules –
• Google Apologizes for Stealing Customers From Kenyan Startup –
• MPAA Releases Statement About Blackouts, World Gags on Irony –

These are my fantastically selected links for January 18th, 2012 from 09:25 to 12:23:

• You are at Your Most Creative When You’re Tired –
• Mystery Edgar Allan Poe’s Grave Visitor Symbolically Buried –
• China’s Newest Train Hits 500 km/h! Only a Taste of What’s To Come –
• UH, OH! Facebook Pages Only Reach 17% Of Fans –
• Blog content marketing impacts 69 percent of women’s tech purchases –

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

• Gmail Experiments With QR Code Login [VIDEO] –
• Top 7 CES Gadgets for Your Small Business –
• Google Joins Anti-SOPA Protest by ‘Censoring’ Its Logo –
• This Is the Internet After SOPA [PICS] –
• Summer Coding: U.S. CTO Wants You to Get Tech Skills This Year –
• Italian Cruise Ship’s Dangerous Path Posted to Facebook Before Crash –