links for 2007-09-05
September 5th, 2007 Posted in Daily Links
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Small things can have big effects. This YouTube video would have been a great spot, honest, believable, well-placed. But the addition of music in the background makes it scream: polished, unreal, “this is where our political contributions go”.
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‘How ‘Balanced’ Coverage Lets the Scientific Fringe Hijack Reality” – interesting article about the negatives of journalistic strive for balance. Relevant to previous discussion about wikipedia.
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A social network for survey takers. Yeah!
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From my new favorite site, an article about the value of the relative time spent with new social sites/tools. Personally, I too have trouble keeping up with all the online social activities AND running a business. And this is what I do for a living!
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Great read. What are you waiting for? Stupid.
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Here’s another social site I’m actually interested in signing up for.
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Wow. Very impressive.
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Too bad he doesn’t believe in Evolution… he could then hope this audience evolves into a real crowd…
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It’s great to see stuff like this – imagine going back in time and trying to explain the iPhone to the same person who really needed this manual!
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“Deepening the Orbitz commitment to keep travelers “A Step Ahead” OrbitzTLC Traveler Update is a new, user-generated service enabling travelers to share real-time information regarding what’s happening in and around the nation’s top airports.”
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My buddy Chris gets the “I’m famous” treatment. Check out the interview
