Wannabe journalists need to blog
Too many of today's graduates are still dreaming of reaching the cigarette-stained newsrooms of the past. Source: Completetosh
Robert Scoble to launch online video network at Fast Company
The pioneering videoblogger Robert Scoble is launching a new business television network for Fast Company. Source: Beet.TV
700 MHz auction update
So 214 bidders have been approved for the forthcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction, which starts on January 24. Source: GigaOm
Indian police beat man Google helped arrest
He now says that during the 50 days he spent in jail, Indian police beat him and made him eat from the same bowl he used as a toilet. Source: Valleywag
Bebo's Kate Modern fans in for a shock
Social networking site Bebo is to shock fans of hit online drama Kate Modern by killing off its eponymous star in the first episode of its new series. Source: Guardian
Interview: EMI's Guy Hands
'We are not in a popularity contest' Source: Guardian
New Sun service merges print with mobile video
The Sun newpaper's new mobile content service has achieved early success with around 11,000 users registered so far. Source: Mobile Today
Interview with Andy Berndt of Google's Creative Lab
Google explains exactly what its new marketing unit, Google Creative Labs, is all about. Source: paidContent
Mobile rivals attack Ofcom spectrum plans
Vodafone and O2 have condemned Ofcom plans to snatch back part of the radio spectrum and sell it to their rivals for 3G services. Source: Guardian
Facebook gets big investment
The Samwer brothers of Europe have invested $10 million to $15 million. Source: Wall Street Journal
Motorola tunes into Soundbuzz
Technology giant Motorola acquired South Asian online music provider Soundbuzz on Monday. Source: Variety
Another media exec leaves Yahoo
Yahoo has scaled back its mission to produce original, Hollywood-style content - and now senior vice president Vince Broady is to leave. Source: New York Times
Apple: News & Comment
The Steve Jobs 90-minute keynote in 60 seconds
Brilliant. Source: Mahalo
Apple unveils its latest innovation, the laptop that fits in an envelope
The secretive Silicon Valley company confirmed the launch of the £1,199 Macbook Air, which measures just 2cm deep. Source: Guardian
Apple reinvents film biz with iTunes movie rentals
The new iTunes movie rentals service is powered by deals with all the major film studios and stands to reinvent the way people rent and watch movies, analysts say. Source: Wired
The passion of Steve Jobs
The company's design team went through roughly 100 design prototypes to find the right form, said Jobs. Source: New York Times
MacBook AirHead
Why Apple's new laptop is basically useless. Source: CrunchGear
The future of digital media is in perfecting existing technologies
Apple's genius is not in invention, but execution. Source: Publishing 2.0
Hey, Steve - you broke the internet
It wasn't just me - the whole internet was creaking during Steve Jobs' keynote. Source: mathewingram.com
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