Tech news links 13/01/08
Social media
Wikia Search gets drumming - from Business Week’s Brian Burnsed
TechCrunch UK’s Mike Butcher’s take on using Twitter for conversation
Business execs snub Facebook according to Silicon.com CIO jury with just one out of 12 using it for business, the rest preferring sites liked LinkedIn
Guardian’s Kevin Anderson experiments with video discussion site, Seesmix, encouraging feedback on the US elections
From TechCrunch, LinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman invests in discussion aggregator and management service, Grouply, with others
Research
Web 2.0 threats from Quocirca’s Fran Howarth
KPMG and Economist Intelligence Unit research finds data concerns hold back Web 2.0 adoption on econsultancy
Social journalism
Guardian’s Charles Arthur - “Distribution is king, not content”
Press Gazette highlights problem of young/new journalists been worked to the bone in quest for content
Top Digg stories from 2007 from Press Gazette
Chinese blogger trying to record protest gets beaten to death by authorities from TechCrunch - demonstrating citizen journalism’s importance in some countries over others
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