PDA's Newsbucket

• Pirate Bay Day 8 - Prosecutors change charges >> Guardian
• Phishers attack even as Google explains Gmail outage >> NewsFactor
• UK operator Orange to offer mobile ad sales for publishers >> mocoNews
• Perez Hilton hits 14m page views >> RyanSpoon
• The unrecognisable internet of 1996 >> Slate
• The Kindle Swindle? >> New York Times
• Paul Carr: At last, a brilliant example of how not to deal with journojism >> Guardian
• Government seeks international strategy on illegal downloading by autumn >> Guardian
• Age Concern backs social networks but Ben Goldacre's blood pressure still rising >> Guardian
• World Economic Forum announces new batch of young global leaders >> TechCrunch
• Highlights from news hack days in Chicago >> Poynter
• Kitemarks have potential to help news businesses >> Poynter
• Trendwatch: Five print-to-online crossovers >> Valleywag
• Emily Bell: MPs are avoiding useful channels of communication such as Facebook >> Guardian
• YouTube adds social features to API >> Mashable
• Texting 'improves language skill' >> BBC
• Leaked Snow Leopard screenshots reveal slimmer, faster Mac OS X >>Wired
• Too much PlayStation may cause painful lumps >> Reuters
• What should the BBC do with twitter.com/bbc? >> BBC Backstage Blog
• Cable companies want a way to win with online TV >> AP

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