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Oops: Microsoft accidentally reveals secret social project: http://j.mp/oXHyUy - it is the "me too" era :)
Naive or professional?: http://j.mp/rrRvmd - yup!
State of the internet (infographic): http://j.mp/qMDczn
Very interesting: How do we measure news?: http://j.mp/pywdBa
Confusion and Skepticism May Impede 4G Adoption: http://j.mp/oUEQE9 - 34% of iPhone owners think they already have 4G.
Twitter drives 4 times as much traffic as you think it does: http://t.co/qwSZB3n - No... it generates much more than that. Most links are shared without campaign variables by your readers.
Building a Digital Audience: How Forbes Staffers and Contributors Do It: http://zite.to/n3z98l
Are we killing our customers with engagement?: http://bit.ly/mU71sj
Who's Doing It Right? Storify Empowers Journalists to Write a Different Kind of Story: http://onforb.es/oVh9M9
Poynter: Journalism student creates iPad app for recording interviews: http://bit.ly/oU2tBX
Larry Page's earnings call: http://bit.ly/qqY8lI
How to: create a Facebook page as a journalisthttp://bit.ly/rkpjXV
BBC publishes its social media guidelines for journalists: http://tnw.co/oWedym
A Better Business Doctrine: Part 2 - Give a shit.: http://bit.ly/raar3M
Are we killing our customers with engagement?: http://bit.ly/mU71sj
The Nordstrom Catalog Experiment of 2004 - 2006: Ups: http://j.mp/o3yuKD / Downs: http://j.mp/qrEvyM / FAQ: http://j.mp/ovBiim - fascinating
Google+ forces us to question who owns our digital identity | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk: http://bit.ly/pVSkCz
And finally, Why uppercase is called "uppercase" - and lowercase, lowercase: http://t.co/6byx9pA #funfact
Weird things people say in bookstores, blogged by a London writer who works in one: http://goo.gl/MVzi4 #delightful
Focus on evergreen content, Mother Jones' Facebook Decline, and Mic vs Digital
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