We’ve Gone Digital!

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QOTD: @ReutersHulk Speaks on All Caps and Other Important Things

Margarita Noriega posted a great recap of the day of playing @ReutersHulk. Go and read it, but look closely at this quote:

Quite a few reporters have urged me to fight Twitter, but I think the account survives as a testament to the limits of using any social network. No one should be under the impression they own their social accounts. 

Emphasis mine. And remember it.


The Mitt Romney Traffic Drain, According to Buzz Feed

A great read on BuzzFeed about the problem of trying to drive traffic through Mitt Romney coverage. Spoiler: He’s no Sarah Palin.


Psychology and Positive Nature of Comments

Ze Frank, not surprisingly, nails it:


Interesting-Dot-Boston

Via Universal Hub, Dan Rowinski notices something fascinating buried in the ICANN TLD requests:

Adam at UH talks a bit more about the business model:

And like Fenway bricks, the Globe will seek to sell personalized domains to Bostonians, who, being proud of their city, will rush to buy them. But non-locals need not fret – the Globe says it’ll sell a .boston address to anybody who wants one, such as people who want the world to know they’re moving to Boston or just enjoy the city.

Journalism be saved!


Believe It Or Not: Today In Why I Love the Internet

The Red Sox aren’t playing the best right now (or haven’t since, well, August), but I still go to games because I’ll never grow tired of watching baseball at Fenway. Since it’s 2012, I have a smart phone and I tend to talk about just about anything that I think is fun on Twitter. So when Fenway organist Josh Kantor played the theme to Greatest American Hero in a mid-inning break yesterday, I had to share my joy – after all, the song is actually my phone ring these days.

What I wasn’t expecting was Kantor to hop on Twitter the next afternoon and make a quick search to see how the selection was received by the Fenway Faithful. I definitely appreciated the tweet back from him and of course the discovery of the other dozen or so people who loved it as much as I did.

Internet, please don’t change.


Too Many Razors #LINK 


Encarta Makes the Museum of Endangered Sounds

This is a nifty site for technology nostalgians and raging nerds everywhere: the Museum of Endangered Sounds. Encarta makes an appearance and as a note: I loved that maze game.


The Best Slides from Mary Meeker’s D10 Presentation

I love charts, I love data – and Mary Meeker’s incredible D10 presentation is full of some really awesome stuff. Here are my picks for the best charts, but you owe it to yourself to go to the whole thing.

Because I’m always obsessed with this topic:

I went on a rant or two about this back in March:

One of my favorite topics:

Because Nest is so cool (and now available!):

 Alright, go look at the rest of it. Great, great work by Mary Meeker.


The Copyright Complaint that Killed the Rickroll

Content wants to be free! Except here.


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