Category: Day in Links

These are my fantastically selected links for December 6th, 2011 from 08:35 to 13:42:

• Facebook’s New Address In Menlo Park Is 1 Hacker Way –
• Amazon invests in Foxit, aims to improve Kindle PDF reading –
• Only 9 Days Left To Learn The New Facebook Page Analytics –
• SEO: It’s never too late to optimise your old blog posts –
• Study Slams Kindle Fire Usability –
• It’s Official: Facebook Buys Gowalla, Check-In Service to Shut Down –
• $9.99 Threadless T-Shirt Sale –
• Is This the Flexible Tablet of the Future? [VIDEO] –

These are my links for December 5th, 2011 through December 6th, 2011:

• Alien Worlds Explained: From Rogue Planets to Super-Earths [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Getting serious about the attention economy –
• Geek Humor: Why this foul-mouthed California politician refuses to use his Kindle –
• Mini Cargo Crates Desk Tidy –
• One in Four Starbucks Card Transactions Now Done Via Mobile –
• Ghost Lamps –
• Intel and IBM Reveal the Future of Computer Chips –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 5th, 2011 from 13:30 to 18:15:

• Google+ Pages appearing on SERPs: Social marketers gain SEO benefits for brand searches –
• Aaron Sorkin’s Cable News HBO Drama Will Reportedly Be Called ‘Newsroom’ –
• How To Make New Gmail Look More Like Old Gmail In Two Clicks –
• Graphing Comes to Google –
• A steaming pile of musical wonder –

These are my links for December 4th, 2011 through December 5th, 2011:

• Infographic: Facebook Hasn’t Killed Email Yet –
• Apple Has Wacky Mobile OS Code Names Like Android –
• Facebook Confirms Gowalla Acquisition –
• Adapx wins $1.65M DARPA contract to bring speech and sketch to battlefield plans –
• Missing Turtle Is No Big Deal for NYC –
• American Middle Class Dwindles As Household Income Drops To 1996 Levels –
• This Unofficial LOST Playset Features the Swan Station in All Its Glory –
• Yahoo Shuts Down Four Entertainment Blogs –
• Tools vs insight –
• 2012 B2B Content Marketing Benchmarks, Budgets and Trends [Research Report] –
• Stop Online Piracy Act: An important step, or the worst Internet legislation ever? –
• The economics of Christmas lights –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 3rd, 2011 from 10:56 to 19:58:

• Tech IPOs start with a strong pop, and then promptly tank –
• “House of the Rising Sun,” Performed on Various Pieces of Electronic Equipment [Video] –
• Amidst Government Crackdown, Syria Bans the iPhone –
• The Checklist That Helped Save Apollo 13 Sold For $388,375 –
• Happy 19th Birthday, Text Messaging! –
• Media Tycoons Say They Understand Twitter But Have No Time For It — Then Reveal They Don’t Understand It –

These are my links for December 2nd, 2011 through December 3rd, 2011:

• The erosion in the paid media pyramid –
• Shrinkage –
• LittleBits –
• Facebook Buys Gowalla [REPORT] –
• Audi Exec Criticized for Tweeting Behind the Wheel –
• Quadrotor Robots Work Together to Assemble Massive Sculpture from 1,500 Bricks –
• Postal Service to test lockers, following Amazon’s lead –
• How To Co-Author Documents On Facebook –
• Hungary Outlaws Being Homeless –
• 8 Great iPhone Apps for Music Lovers –
• The Official Apple Computers Apparel Collection From 1986 is Pretty Fantastic –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 2nd, 2011 from 12:44 to 14:43:

• How Microchipped Jerseys Are Changing Hockey Fans’ Experience –
• TouchFire: Is it the iPad’s Ultimate (Typing) Accessory? –
• Facebook Expands Editing Of ‘@ Tags’ –
• Most Adults Go Online for No Particular Reason [STUDY] –
• Anti-Piracy Group Pirated a Song For Its PSA –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 2nd, 2011 from 09:28 to 12:14:

• College Students Find Employment…Ratting out Cabbies –
• People Check Facebook During ‘Intimate Moments’ –
• Whiteboard, Black and White Starry Night –
• 5 Big Reasons CEOs Should Get Social [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• General Bloomberg Brags About Having ‘Own Army’ –
• Improved site indexing, original content detection part of Google algorithm improvements –

These are my links for December 1st, 2011 through December 2nd, 2011:

• Facebook Making Unexpected NYC Announcement Today –
• British Intelligence Agency Recruits via Twitter and Facebook –
• Teen sex hamsters in health danger shock alert –
• How Port City Brewery Got Me Buzzed –
• Must-See Content Marketing Examples From 2011 –
• Air New Zealand challenges public to solve mascot murder –
• Some Users Will Stop Doing Anything To Check Twitter, Facebook… Even If They’re Having Sex [STUDY] –
• A paradoxical pill after brain damage –
• Conscious Contraception Fights for Sexual Health With One for One Condoms –

These are my fantastically selected links for December 1st, 2011 from 14:50 to 19:32:

• 3 warnings of a digital marketing apocalypse –
• How to implement an advanced video SEO strategy –
• Content marketing a top priority for technology companies –
• Siri Hack Opens Your Car Door and Starts the Engine [VIDEO] –
• Ebook Sales Expected to Reach $9.7 Billion by 2016 [STUDY] –
• Wasps are Good at Recognizing Each Others’ Faces, Similar to Humans –
• Google+ Hangouts Now Offer Free Voice Calls –
• Twitter Account Will Post a Bible Verse Every Day for 86 Years –
• Astronomers Discover Strange New “Species” of Galaxy, Possible Missing Link in Galactic Evolution –
• Algorithm Predicts Which Cars Might Run Red Lights –