This edition is part of the daily series Social Media News, Web 2.0 Tips and Twitter Insights based on my Twitter account:"The first cat in the world to undergo a total knee replacement" http://bit.ly/5ry29u
"The age of the e-snub is upon us. Unfortunately, basic e-courtesy is in short supply." - NYT http://bit.ly/87vCdu - Funnier than expected.
@BiteTheDust Sport has been demonstrated to be a remarkable way to improve well-being of indigenous communities. http://bit.ly/7hOswj
Academic Earth is video education site, sort of like a Hulu For Education http://bit.ly/u4VtP and http://bit.ly/4Yn9lw
Google Reader lets you create a custom feed to track changes on pages that don't have their own RSS feed. http://bit.ly/5gfZ8Q
"How Google and Bing Plan to Eliminate the Need for WebMD (and Your Website)" http://bit.ly/77lH2p
25% of the TED talks from each conference never go up on the website because they lack the "wow" factor. http://bit.ly/8S6x9x
Twitter Could Become the Unemployed’s Best Friend - Used by recruiters and job-seekers http://goo.gl/vAl5
"Percentage of revenue that Google is sharing with AdSense publishers (bloggers) reduced from 75% to 72%" http://bit.ly/6Nkry9
Analyze This: Crime Data in Wolfram|Alpha search engine http://bit.ly/5nNBiB
"Blogging is too hard, I'm going to stop" http://bit.ly/7T4tE4
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