Web Worker Daily

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• Brian Solis: “On Twitter, What Are You Doing Was Always The Wrong Question”
• Technologizer: “Twitter’s Ad-Free Nirvana: Going, Going, Gone?”
• Freelance Folder: “Ten Signs You Need To Refuse That Project”
• GigaOM: “4 Big Gambles Google Is Taking With Chrome OS”
• Lifehacker: “How to Manage a Group Project in Google Wave”
• jkOnTheRun: “First Look at Google Chrome OS — Extensions, Options and More”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• TechCrunch: “Google Chrome OS To Launch Within A Week”
• Six Revisions: “Top 20 Essential Firefox Add-ons for Web Designers”
• Outright: “Is Your Small Business Ready for the Holidays?”
• Freelance Folder: “How Freelance Businesses Can Measure Social Media Results”
• Convince & Convert: “What Do Twitter Lists Say About Your Personal Brand?”
• ReadWriteWeb: “Google Executive Says Companies Can Get Rid of Microsoft Office…Next Year”
• LifeSnips: “100 Ways To Find Ideas For Your Blog Posts”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• John Borthwick: “lines in the sand …”
• AFP: “Technology not causing social isolation: Pew study”
• CNET: “Google tries its own take on customer service”
• Six Revisions: “How to Get Your Ideas Across to Clients”
• Forbes: “How Far Will Google Wave Go?”
• HorsePigCow: “Feeling Lucky?”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• ReadWriteWeb: “How to Avoid Malware on Facebook and Twitter: 8 Best Practices”
• Digital Inspiration: “Who’s Talking About You on the Internet?”
• WebProNews: “Email Marketing Driving Purchases”
• TechRepublic: “Video: Five must-have Firefox add-ons”
• O’Reilly Radar: “The Emerging Twitter List Arms Race”
• Chris Brogan: “How to Market an Offline Event Online”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• Copyblogger: “Why Content is No Longer King (And Who’s Taking His Place)”
• zeldman.com: “Dirty Little Secret of Success”
• Advertising Age: “Why Charging for Online Content (Mostly) Won’t Work”
• Small Business Trends: “How to Work ON Your Business, Not IN it”
• Technologizer: “Using Libraries to Bridge the Digital Divide”
• Macworld: “When to use Twitter instead of e-mail”
• Online Media Daily: “MRI Logs Blogs, Finds Less Than 4% Of Us Write Them, 10% Read Them”
• GigaOM: “Windows 7 Is Here: What You Need to Know Now”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• CNET: “Facebook’s mounting customer service crisis”
• BNET: “Remote Working: Turning ‘Them’ Into ‘Us’”
• Website Magazine: “The Inside Scoop on E-mail Subscribers”
• GigaOM: “Broadband Isn’t Just the Web — It’s Our Future”
• Reuters: “Small business, social media not mixing”
• All Things Digital: “Twitter Talking Separately to Microsoft and Google About Big Data-Mining Deals”
• Entrpreneur: “Solo, But Not Alone”
• CIO: “Q&A with Author of ‘The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs’”
• Chris Brogan: “How to Blog Almost Every Day”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• TechCrunch: “Touching: All Rumors Point To The End Of Keys/Buttons”
• Freelance Switch: “Talking Shop With Fellow Freelancers”
• Mashable: “3 New Facebook Strategies for Building Your Personal Brand”
• TechDirt: “There Are Numbers Less Than 1%”
• Smashing Magazine: “40+ Desert Island Web Development Tools”
• Uncluterrer: “Recovering from an e-mail interruption”
• Selah Synergy: “The Social Web and Competition: Respect the Game”
• Chris Brogan: “The Audacity of Free”
• Copyblogger: “S.P.E.E.D. Writing: 5 Tips to Double Your Writing Productivity”
• Freelance Folder: “Does a Freelancer Need to Be Hypercompetitive to Succeed?”

What are you reading this weekend?

Here are some interesting posts from around the ‘Net to catch up with over the weekend:

• Grow Smart Business: “If You Have Time for Meetings, You Have Time for Marketing”
• ReadWriteWeb: “Social Networking Use Triples from Only a Year Ago”
• All Facebook: “10 Less Known Facebook Features”
• Six Revisions: “Website Features That You Can Easily Offload”
• Seth Godin: “The platform vs. the eyeballs”
• Matt Cutts: “Google doesn’t use the keywords meta tag in web search”
• Harvard Business Blogs: “Squeeze Every Last Drop Out of Your Laptop’s Battery”
• New York Times: “Know When to Fire a Customer”
• Steve’s 2 Cents: “How to Make Knowledge Work Fun”
• SitePoint: “20 Tips for Creating an Effective Email Signature”

What are you reading this weekend?