- What the world has come to? http://t.co/EASysou8
- Ruling on blogger sparks First Amendment debate: http://t.co/N8jWiWQe
- Are kids failing at summer? http://t.co/TPxsUGVx
- Is it possible to quit Google? http://t.co/nf2Q9LBM (relatively balanced look at the question)
- Thirty English words from India http://t.co/vpHlmV4v
- Study: Sept. 11 terrorist attacks are most memorable TV event of past 50 years http://t.co/jb2iXwNE (No Charles/Diana wedding???)
- Fake users hurt Facebook 'likes' http://t.co/OHB5v1Iz
- Consumer Data, but Not for Consumers http://t.co/C4acw4Iq (shouldn't transparency be a mandate, not a suggestion?)
- Bloggers Beware: You CAN Get Sued For Using Pics on Your Blog http://t.co/xIOhpLPB (aka "why I'm leery of Pinterest")
And a bunch of book-related links:
- I love (love!) bad books... History News Network Celebrates Bad History Books http://t.co/Xv7JkfF6 (nominate one)
- Children's books reflect harsh reality http://t.co/PiMTxjRm
- Please write his book: One man’s efforts to crowdsource his novel http://t.co/zcwzSoZ0
- Who Benefits From Same-Day Amazon Delivery? Not Small Towns http://t.co/Ek0C0HBd
- The 100 greatest novels of all time: The list http://t.co/nJdIywA2 (agree? disagree? don't read enough to have an opinion?)
- Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey to be reworked by Val McDermid http://t.co/TYe77jJ4 (I'm on the "nay" side of reworking Austen - you?)
- But is it a book? http://t.co/JdJJE1vJ (poses some interesting questions re: book v e-book)
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