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“@gruber: Who knew telling people to "reload", "target"&"knock off" politicians might cause them to reload, target & knock off politicians?”
Here's an intelligent insight into why you're going to want to pay attention to @dweinberger's book, Too Big to Know. http://t.co/3XF09x8D
I think you'd enjoy "Malcom Gladwell hits the tipping point." Such nice work. http://tinyurl.com/4kd87nd
Imagine "a news-media future ... based on the creation of lasting value instead of the renting of ephemeral attention." http://bit.ly/6gth6t
This letter from a freed slave his former master is a small masterpiece of understatement used to devastating effect. http://t.co/H7sh0Umw
Jon Stewart on Bill Clinton's economic prescription: "Don't know if that was a Jedi mind trick, but I believe you." http://bit.ly/avcfIn
"People are spending less time navigating the net on their own & navigating based on their friends' recommendations” http://bit.ly/bzNngK
After reading @bruces on Jullan Assange (http://is.gd/jgnBv) I went back and found this clip I've saved since 1992: http://bit.ly/fzgKYb
McClure—The Internet does NOT want to be FREE. It wants to GET PAID on Fucking Friday like everybody else on the planet http://bit.ly/dxlUzq
Two days straight I've been interested in every item in Next Draft, the news tips newsletter from @davepell. It's free. http://t.co/fO92l9jA
Stanford Knight Fellowships are no longer a mid-career break. Instead, fellows are re-engineering journalism. Please RT. http://t.co/YcQyIW5
@jeffjarvis 30 years ago a publisher I knew asked a Soviet guide, "Is my room bugged?" Answer: "Oh no. You're not important enough."
A brilliant graphic novelesque biography of the late Sen. Ted Stevens by @dunlapshohl, best person on earth to do it: http://bit.ly/9w0ing
NYT's metering and engagement strategies may be wrong, but they're neither thoughtless nor stupid: http://bit.ly/ct6kD6
Here's an excellent compilation of some new media sound bites and their origins. http://bit.ly/aNol2p
