Daily Digest for November 27th

delicious (feed #5)
Shared Vogue Sees Web Lessons in Obama’s Campaign – Digits – WSJ.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared The Future: When the Editors Hire the Publishers.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Your Google profile is now also an OpenId.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared IKEA’s brilliant Facebook campaign.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Virtual Mafia in Online Worlds.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Send packages via social networks (without disclosing recipient address).
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared German banker admits transferring money from rich to help poorer clients.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Web Developers Are Stupid and Arrogant.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Identity in the Browser (Firefox).
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Living without money.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Personal Branding for Introverts.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Would You Trust Your Life To Your Code?.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Microsoft to pay for News Corp de-indexing.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Posterous and Tumblr are next..
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Stripes: A Conceptual Operating System User Interface.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared SendSocial | Send anything, anywhere without an address.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared Yellow Icon : Free icons.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared 41 Free Insanely High Quality Icon Sets Every Designer Should Own | DesignBump.
delicious (feed #5)
Shared Writer Evan Ratliff Tried to Vanish: Here’s What Happened | Vanish | Wired.com.
twitter (feed #4)
Link: Shedding Your Identity in the Digital Age http://tumblr.com/xjd49olfe [csbartus]
twitter (feed #4)
"Your identity is too important to be owned by any one company. Your friends are too important to be…" http://tumblr.com/xjd49omgt [csbartus]
delicious (feed #5)
Shared LM3Labs’ latest news as a blog.
googlereader (feed #3)
Shared Tag Images With Your Mind.
blog (feed #2)
Published The Canon Of Creating And Enjoying Knowledge.

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