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Things worth reading for February 26th through March 4th: FCC Moves to Redirect Phone Subsidies for the Poor – PCWorld Business Center – Big news, surfaced by @shellypalmer Facebook To Share Users’ Home Addresses, Phone Numbers With External Sites – … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for February 16th through February 23rd: Information overload? Time to relax then | Technology | guardian.co.uk – Nice piece by Mr. Doctorow: “After years of discovering a new information resource, being consumed by it, finding it too … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for February 10th through February 15th: HP’s Open Innovation Strategy: Leveraging Academic Labs – Technology Review – “When Rich Friedrich of HP Labs looks into the future, he sees desks used as 3-D displays, printers that automatically … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for February 7th through February 9th: Why Didn’t a Newspaper Create The Huffington Post?: Tech News and Analysis « – More thoughtful analysis on the HuffPo/AOL marriage from GigaOm: “As author Clay Christensen outlined in The Innovator’s … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for February 3rd through February 7th: AOL+HuffPo! Why It is Not Really a Good Deal: Tech News and Analysis « – Om’s analysis of the AOL acquisition of HuffPo. Good read. AOL Buys Huffington Post for $315 … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for February 2nd through February 3rd: Is Your Calendar Managing You? – Ron Ashkenas – Harvard Business Review – Speaking of feeling overwhelmed… “Collectively, the demands we face at work are daunting and require constant juggling and … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for January 31st through February 2nd: Confessions of an Aca/Fan: Archives: “Deep Media,” Transmedia, What’s the Difference?: An Interview with Frank Rose (Part One) – First part of a wide-ranging and brilliant discussion between Henry Jenkins and … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for January 24th through January 25th: The Networked Librarian | Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project – Lee gave a terrific keynote at the December Agency Summit. If you’re in SF on 3/23, don’t miss … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for January 17th through January 20th: LivingSocial Exceeds One Million Amazon Gift Cards Sold With Hours to Spare – And more on Living Social… At Deal Site LivingSocial, Fast Growth And High Risk : NPR – Nice … Continue reading →

Things worth reading for January 17th: Brands Create Media Outlets Online, Bypassing Magazines – NYTimes.com – “In the not-so-distant past, a luxury brand like Richemont, the Swiss company that owns Piaget, Dunhill and Montblanc, would have killed for even the … Continue reading →