links for 2010-07-27

Three of my stories are in @tableau's Top 100 data visualisations of the year http://bit.ly/b9mbVd
– Robert Andrews (RobertAndrews) http://twitter.com/RobertAndrews/statuses/19640323652

Taking lead in SM again RT @mcbennett6 @pfizer_news: SlideShare says Pfizer 1st co in reg industry 2 launch SM channel http://bit.ly/bIyqSU
– Len Starnes (lenstarnes) http://twitter.com/lenstarnes/statuses/19640100024

Majority of UK web users won't pay for online content says KPMG survey http://is.gd/dLHMh
– Neville Hobson (jangles) http://twitter.com/jangles/statuses/19639335435

New blog post: Facebook’s tips for journalists and publishers http://bit.ly/bnmgjG
– Paul Bradshaw (paulbradshaw) http://twitter.com/paulbradshaw/statuses/19638955704

Now You Can Bump iPhones To Connect On Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn http://tinyurl.com/386l2uc
– Robin Good (RobinGood) http://twitter.com/RobinGood/statuses/19638893975

For US people RT: @mstmoore @EdelmanDigital Want to work for Edelman Digital? We have 20 open positions across the US – http://bit.ly/cvVA4K

Google now FISMA-certified: http://j.mp/bSAo5K #gov20 RT @ldignan: @Google launches Apps for Government http://bit.ly/dBPupn
– Alex Howard (digiphile) http://twitter.com/digiphile/statuses/19592725283

Google now FISMA-certified: http://j.mp/bSAo5K #gov20 RT @ldignan: @Google launches Apps for Government http://bit.ly/dBPupn
– Alex Howard (digiphile) http://twitter.com/digiphile/statuses/19592725283

More on the HUGE changes to US copyright law broadening Fair Use incl. use in documentaries, etc. http://j.mp/dgxO1J vpisteve
– Richard Hartley (richardhartley) http://twitter.com/richardhartley/statuses/19592505940

How do you concentrate in an office full of interruptions? Cracking blogpost from @megpickard http://bit.ly/bTA2e7
– Sharon O'Dea (sharonodea) http://twitter.com/sharonodea/statuses/19591937258

Nice Summary of a presentation by a member of the Google UX team – "He highlights that the patterns we are seeing on the social web are simply people trying to recreate social behaviors we have offline, which can be more or less true to the fact, depending on how the social network is designed."

RT @ConsumingPR @EdelmanDigital Using mobile phone to create digital art for Ben & Jerry's (client) and SPIN magazine – http://bit.ly/d091Y8

Paid for content, probably on mobile devices, aggregators doing the work of generalists and a bloom in the number of specialist niche publications… all part of the future of a new, and better, journalism according to the BBC's Andrew Marr

"Assange believes that "journalism should be more like science." He told The Guardian's Stephen Moss: "As far as possible, facts should be verifiable. If journalists want long-term credibility for their profession, they have to go in that direction. Have more respect for readers."