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New and notable for January 6th 2012 through January 8th 2012

What I’m reading and finding for January 6th 2012 through January 8th 2012:

Web curation for February 2nd 2011

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for February 2nd 2011

  • From Twitter – Added the new Missing Remote podcast to my Tech Podcasts http://j.mp/gwyo7t The Gillmor Gang feed changed so I fixed that
  • News Desk: Does Egypt Need Twitter? : The New Yorker
    newyorker.com - Malcolm Gladwell
    When Mao famously said that power springs from the barrel of a gun, it was assumed that he was talking about guns. There wasn’t much interest at the time in how he chose to communicate that sentiment: whether he said it in a speech, say, or whispered it to a friend, or wrote it in his diary or published it in a book. That would never happen today, of course. We now believe that the “how” of a communicative act is of huge importance. We would say that Mao posted that power come..  show all text

  • From Twitter – RT @KatRow Awesome stats & diagrams on Facebook's growth in 2010. http://j.mp/i5Voyf via @davepeck#nstpr
  • Google Tried To Buy Path For $100+ Million. Path Said No.
    techcrunch.com - Michael Arrington
    Yesterday we reported on Path’s new $8.5 million venture round, led by Kleiner Perkins and Index Ventures. I was curious about the valuation and pulled on a couple of threads. What unraveled was a stunning story about a startup that almost ran out of cash, a rebuffed $100+ million buyout offer from Google, and, finally, a new round of financing.
    Path is still very small, with just “hundreds of thousands” of users, said the company yesterday. It’s a private mobile network..  show all text

  • From Twitter – RT @NASA Watch a NASA video on Kepler's exciting new planetary discoveries http://youtu.be/WhWReKpM1tg

Web curation for December 15th 2010 through December 16th 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for December 15th 2010 through December 16th 2010:

Web curation for April 3rd 2010 through April 4th 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for April 3rd 2010 through April 4th 2010:

  • Start-Ups, Not Bailouts -
    If we want to bring down unemployment in a sustainable way, we need to create a big bushel of new companies. And fast!
    Scobleizer: RT @NYTimesFriedmanStart-Ups, Not Bailouts http://nyti.ms/bLnQhI (Work at a startup? Please reply to this with how many employees u have).
  • Gillmor Gang, Live Recording Session at 4:00PM… – RealTime Network – FriendFeed -
    Karoli: wild…i couldn’t get the video pulled via the browser. :( re: http://ff.im/iyTK1
  • iPad Lines Around the U.S. [PICS] -
    In just a few minutes (9am ET), Apple stores will open the doors and customers who either pre-ordered or got in line early enough will get their hands on an iPad.
    We’ve already covered the device extensively in the months leading up to today (full coverage here) — including many of the iPad apps that have already been released on iTunes and this week’s media blitz – but later this morning some of our staff will be getting their own iPads to bring you hands-on analysis.
    We’ll be updating th..   show all text
    thatdrew: RT @adamostrow: iPad is Here – http://bit.ly/coaQvX (this post will be continuously updated w/ our latest coverage)

Web curation for March 24th 2010 through March 25th 2010

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Web curation for March 21st 2010 through March 22nd 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for March 21st 2010 through March 22nd 2010:

Web curation for March 20th 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for March 20th 2010

  • Blackberry Rolling Out Improved Gmail Support Next Weekend – RIM has confirmed plans to upgrade its North American BIS servers from 2.8 to 3.0 on Sunday March 28th, and along with a slew of other compatibility updates, support for 2-way Gmail sync as well as labels will be added
  • Sprint Makes Your iPhone 4G [VIDEO] -
    The iPhone 4G (next generation iPhone) is yet to be released, but Sprint is cleverly advertising “4G speeds” on your iPhone thanks to its Sierra Wireless Overdrive 4G WiFi hotspot.
    The nifty device lets you browse the web “up to 10 times faster” by providing a WiFi hotspot that uses Sprint’s 4G network. The downside: it’s another device to carry with you.
    What do you think: is it worth getting yet another device for super-fast speeds?
    [via BGR] Tags: iphone, iphone 4g, sprint ..   show all text
    Tojosan: RT @chuckmartin1: Sprint promoting its ability to increase iPhone speed to 4G (clever) http://bit.ly/c9Rhva

Web curation for March 13th 2010 through March 14th 2010

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Web curation for March 6th 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for March 6th 2010

Web curation for March 4th 2010 through March 6th 2010

Filtering the web so you don’t have to for March 4th 2010 through March 6th 2010: