Web and Tech Links: 26 June 2009

by Ben Taylor on June 26, 2009 · Comments in Web and Tech Links Tagged as: journalism • Podcasts • publications • Twitter • youtube

AVC: Aggregate, Curate, Publish to Create Local Media.
YouTube Blog: Mobile uploads to YouTube increase exponentially.
Crain’s: Les Hinton calls Google ‘digital vampire.’
Scobilizer: The newspaper industry just gave away another free meal.
Nieman Journalism Lab: Chat with Steve Brill.
Tech Crunch: The Twitter cycle: curiosity, abandonment, addiction.
Wired: The Nike experiment, the power of personal metrics.
Ars Technica: Australian ‘Net filter to block video games, too.
You Tube: YouTube launches a movie trailers page.
CNET: Michael Jackson’s death roils Wikipedia.
Huffduffer: Solid resource; aggregate, tag, and share podcasts.
Cats Who Code: 10 incredibly cool WordPress shortcodes.

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