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Thursday, 31st March 2011

10 Smart Links You Missed on Twitter on Today

10 Smart Links You Missed on Twitter on Today

What's the most effective way to spread false political rumors? Not blogs. Not Twitter. Email. http://bit.ly/e674zt via @millermccune GoDaddy.com CEO kills elephant, poses with carcass, is "not ashamed". Outrage ensues. http://lat.ms/dOPADN via @latimesoutposts The worst jobs in the world matrix. Yep, World of Warcraft gold farmer makes the…

Social Abraham Hyatt comments

Finally - Google Page Speed With No Plugin Required

Google is now offering its Page Speed service, which just released a Chrome extension last week, as a browser-agnostic Web service called Page Speed Online. Just enter a URL and get the results. It also has a new feature offering suggestions for mobile optimization. According to the Page Speed FAQ, "Page Speed Online provides the same analysis as…

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This Week in Online Tyranny

Western Companies Enable Mideast Censorship Online. The OpenNet Inititative has released a report on the roles Western tech companies have played in enabling repressive Arabic regimes to filter and control the use of the Web by their citizens. In the report, authors Helmi Noman and Jillian C. York "find that nine countries in the region utilize…

Curt Hopkins comments

Product Reviews

Quotebook: An iOS App for All You Quotation Mavens

Are you one of those people that has spent the past decade walking through life looking for opportunities to squeeze yet another Big Lebowsky quote into a conversation? Or perhaps you feel that the best way to express your thoughts is not with your own words, but the properly woven poesy of Wordsworth? If you're a quotation maven of the nth…

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Google's Newest Mobile Search Feature is a Thing of Beauty

Google Mobile Search added a new feature today that lets users search for stock ticker symbols and see their results in a beautiful, structured interface that scrolls horizontally to display different kinds of results. It would be awesome to see this kind of mobile search interface rolled out beyond search for stocks. It wouldn't be the first…

Mobile Marshall Kirkpatrick comments

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