- The world turns upside down
- Shared data is good http://bit.ly/bbVs7C the net's strength is speed http://bit.ly/d4V4b1 what could possibly go wrong? http://bit.ly/b46rs7
- Good data cuts through the chaos in Haiti - O'Reilly Radar
- Shared data is good http://bit.ly/bbVs7C the net's strength is speed http://bit.ly/d4V4b1 what could possibly go wrong? http://bit.ly/b46rs7
- xkcd: Seismic Waves
- Shared data is good http://bit.ly/bbVs7C the net's strength is speed http://bit.ly/d4V4b1 what could possibly go wrong? http://bit.ly/b46rs7
- Really rather wonderful stuff from @SkyNews here. All you need for Sheffield Central: http://tinyurl.com/yetqjty
- Really rather wonderful stuff from @SkyNews here. All you need for Sheffield Central: http://tinyurl.com/yetqjty
David Hughes (newsfromhughes) http://twitter.com/newsfromhughes/statuses/11691530544 - BBC - dot.Rory: Who cares about the Digital Economy Bill?
- RT @BBCRoryCJ: http://bit.ly/bbTUzl New blog post - who cares about the Digital Economy Bill?
- The FactCheck Blog
- RT @ShefVotes: Fact checking during #ge2010 More or Less: ElectionWatch http://bit.ly/aPQGjL The FactCheck Blog http://bit.ly/akAQ0A kno ...
- BBC News - More or Less: ElectionWatch
- RT @ShefVotes: Fact checking during #ge2010 More or Less: ElectionWatch http://bit.ly/aPQGjL The FactCheck Blog http://bit.ly/akAQ0A kno ...
- YouTube - Will It Blend? - iPad
- RT @Suw: RT @stevemosby: The iPad. Will it blend? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAl28d6tbko > gt; oooh, no, ow, that hurts. stop it!
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It's interesting to see what topics were buzzing back in 2010, especially with the digital economy bill and early social media integration. Things certainly move fast online. Lately, when I need to unwind from all the digital noise, I've been diving into a game called Tiny Fishing. It's surprisingly calming, especially when you finally get those gear upgrades and reel in a truly rare, elusive fish. It’s a nice, simple way to chill out. It makes me wonder, though, looking back at these links, how much of this early "shared data is good" optimism held true in the long run?
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