Aggregation

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• Speculation on Links, Traffic, and Authority

  
  Networked News — Authority:
  We can say this: traffic flows along links that we click. For a few years—before google—we could even say this: a link is not a link until we click it. But now that is wrong because google made links really something else—meaningful signals, not just infrastructure. Links have a deeply important role in ...
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• The Highest Speed External Hard Drive From Buffalo !

  
  vhxn.com — Authority: 442
  Hereafter, you can think of DriveStation HD-HXU3 for the high speed external storage solution that comes from Buffalo Technology. It is compatible with USB3.0 interface and high speed transfer rate is up to 130MB/s, 3 times faster than normal USB2.0 Moreover, it is ideal for editing and managing bandwidth intensive ...
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• Digital Curation and the Future of the Internet

  
  Online Media Cultist — Authority: 119
  My brain perks up when I notice some of the Internet’s leading voices saying similar things. Exhibit A : Steve Rubel is talking about digital curation and the role that brands can help play to find “good stuff.” In AdAge, Rubel notes that while Facebook and Google are dominating our attention online today, ...
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• Kaiser Permanente and Exempla Healthcare in Boulder EHRs Connected

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 534
  You can read how they are doing it, this goes back to the announcement in October 2008 on the blog.  BD  Exempla Healthcare Hospitals to interface with the Kaiser ambulatory EMR - Colorado “Three hospitals in the system preparing to integrate and connect with Kaiser facilities, as they will more than ...
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• James Carville is a Diplomat

  
  An American Lion — Authority: 535
  Embedded video from CNN Video So Mary Matalin is as pretty as former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin? Is that your final answer? Longtime Clinton ally and Democratic strategist James Carville had some rare words of praise for former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin Sunday on CNN’s State of the Union. But, ever the good ...
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• How to Fix Capitalism (Graeme Pieterz essay)

  
  broadstuff — Authority: 578
  I was impressed with the good sense and brevity of Grame Pieterz short essay "How To Fix Capitalism" as it seemed a good, pithy set of points that any New economic manifesto could start with. I emailed Grame to ask if I could nail it up on my door, as it were. The full essay with all its many links is on Graemes site ...
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• NSW & ACT or is it should it just be ACT

  
  The RiotACT — Authority: 149
  I see on news.com.au that the national and local news tab have us with NSW and shows a daily telegraph icon. Why?Do we not have our own news paper? Do we not have our own goverment? Our own isues? We are the Capital City of Australia right?So should we fight for the change or just [...]
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• Intellectual Property in Bloggerville

  
  The Ingenesist Project — Authority: 128
  I am always amazed when I get that proverbial chest thumping quasi-barrister “cease and desist” letter, followed by remedial citation of copyright law, and always ending with some pathetic accusation of irreparable damages and criminal violation.
  6 days ago

• Random Safe For Work Hotties From the Archives

  
  An American Lion — Authority: 535
  Hanna Hilton I’m bored and I’m messing around. What? I love you, but we can’t keep pretending I do this entirely because I’m fabulous at it…      
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• Add descriptions to your Twitter lists…

  
  140Char — Authority: 118
  Adding a description field to Twitter list creation is a simple change which has rolled out today, but it’s a useful one. Not only does it allow you to provide context to people who will view your list (Without creating a list title as long as a book), but presumably it will also be indexed to be searchable, ...
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• So What Should the Law Do About Jury Variability?

  
  Mass Tort Litigation Blog — Authority: 419
  In my previous post pointing readers to Tim Lyttons thought provoking post on TortsProfBlog, I neglected to mention our own Byron Stiers work on the same issue. Interested readers might look to his piece, Jackpot Justice available on SSRN. Here...
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• How Trade Publications Can Capitalize on Content Marketing and Social Media

  
  Blogging — Authority: 150
  Last week I asked the question: will content marketing kill trade publications? Gordon Plutsky seems to answer in the affirmative, contending that marketers need to set up their own content distribution channels, bypassing the trade media. Ted Bahr, on the other hand, not only won’t concede the death of trade ...
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• Succesful Content Syndication and Aggregation Strategies

  
  Reel SEO Video Marketing — Authority: 533
  I’m at the Streaming Media West conference today in San Jose, CA and thought I would attempt some live blogging from this morning’s session titled, “Successful Content Syndication and Aggregation Strategies.”  The description for this session is: “… new ways content owners and site developers are ...
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• Find Time for Finding Fresh Blog Content – 5 Tips on Cyber Monday

  
  The Time Finder with Paula Eder — Authority: 123
  Finding time to keep your blog running smoothly is worth the investment, as we learned last week.  This Cyber Monday I’d like to explore some ways to assure that your content is always timely and interesting! If you want visitors to return to your blog often, it’s well worth taking the time to offer ...
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• Who Abandoned This Wolf?

  
  An American Lion — Authority: 535
  An illustration of the Falklands wolf from The Zoology of the Voyage of H.M.S. Beagle, which was published in the late 1830s. Did someone bring the now-extinct Falklands wolf to those islands or did it evolve there? The Falklands wolf has puzzled evolutionary biologists since Charles Darwin first ...
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• #1pound40 - The Ubiquity of Reporting

  
  One Man & His Blog — Authority: 486
  One of the things that struck me at this weeks 1pound40 event was this: Wherever you looked, be it in the breaks or during the sessions, somebody was blogging, recording, uploading, twittering or otherwise recording or sharing the conference. In other words, people were reporting it. This is not a new ...
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• CRC plan reduces new bridge from 12 to 10 lanes

  
  Portland Sentinel — Authority: 441
  Featured Teaser:  scaling back begins As aniticpated, the Columbia River Crossing planners are beginning to scale back the mega bridge and freeway project intended to replace the aged Interstate Bridge and improve congestion in North Portland and Vancouver. ...
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• Lou Dobbs Continues His Slide Into Irrelevancy

  
  An American Lion — Authority: 535
  Lou Dobbs When you surprise everyone and quit in a huff, all you’re doing is telling your next employer that things aren’t going to work out with them, either: Lou Dobbs, the longtime CNN anchor whose anti-immigration views have made him a TV lightning rod, said Wednesday that he is leaving the cable news ...
  2 weeks ago

• Making Sense Of Twitter With TweetPortal

  
  Jason Slater Technology Blog — Authority: 126
  I am regularly on the lookout for new tools and techniques to add to the Twitter Resource section of this site and a recent addition has been TweetPortal – a news aggregation service which uses ... Please visit www.jasonslater.co.uk for downloads, hints/tips, news and more...
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• Innovation in these most Financial of Times

  
  broadstuff — Authority: 578
  I was lucky enough to be invited to attend the Financial Times FT:Innovate Conference over the last 2 days. Given the work we did for NESTA on the impact of Innovation in hard times (the Depression) where some astounding companies (HP, Texas Istruments) were founded, I thought it would be fascinating to see where ...
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