Linkdump 9
- First of please note that today is the International Talk Like A Pirate Day and this handy translator is here to help
- User Experience (UX) is the new account planning (also check out a post on Adweek)
- If you want to stay up to date on everything green Alltop has a nice aggregation of feeds
- 10 reasons your company or client shouldn’t start a blog
- Facebook is the new Outlook, and other ways that Redmond is not listening to Generation Y
- Digg + Twitter = Dwigger
- Online TV provider Joost finally abandons the app and lets you watch Bridezilla on demand from your browser
- Interesting post on who owns the brand in the social space based on the recent actions of Hasbro with Scrabulous
- Textures, tons of different textures
- Backtype: follow/find comments across the web
- Charles Darwin to receive apology from the Church of England for rejecting evolution
- Australia studies talk knowledge, incidence, mortality of prostate cancer
- Pew report on the use of cloud computing applications and services
- Pew also reports that video games are not harmful for kids
- Virtualbox 2.0 released which runs on all platforms
- Microsoft IE8 DM creative helps against irresponsible internet slicing
- Moving beyond Microsoft’s ‘Mojave Experiment’
- LinkedIn launches The LinkedIn Audience Network and you can finally target deeply by whatever people profile themselves
- 80 large background websites
- Adrants’ slightly different interpretation of Metallica’s new album cover art
- BMW achieves 30% conversion on MMS marketing
- Nearly 70% of businesses allow SM use
- A bit of colour education in DM
- On the same blog I also found this post on postal experiments
- Feeling distracted?
- Internet marketing tactics poll without surprises but interesting results nevertheless
- The world’s best places to live – courtesy of Duncan
- WSJ relaunches website (and apparently has 2m unique visits each day)
- Last but not least Tim Berners Lee, the inventor of the internets, launches World Wide Web Foundation
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