Bitly Links: 6/21/10 - 11/12/18

• Facebook hack day: Zuckerberg talks up merits of personalisation | Technology | guardian.co.uk
• Urban Dictionary: johnny cash
• Google Health Search Adds Drug Info ‚Äî Upping Pharma Ad Spend? - NYTimes.com
• What is data science? - O'Reilly Radar
• Sentiment analysis: The Difference Engine: The wisdom of crowds | The Economist
• Yale Alumni Magazine
• The immense value of expertise location will help drive enterprise social media - Trends in the Living Networks
• Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Invest $30 Million in Jive Software - BusinessWeek
• Best Places to Live 2010 - Top 100: City details: White Plains, NY - from MONEY Magazine
• Yammer Continues Strong Growth in Record-Breaking Q2
• Google Buys Slide for $182 Million, Getting More Serious about Social Games
• Wave Goodbye To Google Wave
• Chemistry World premium content
• Chemistry World premium content
• To Clot, Or Not | Cover Story | Chemical & Engineering News
• Paul Graham is a Brilliant Recruiter | BUZZ in theHUB: Startup Watch and VentureBuzz
• Hacker News
• Profiles of the Long-Term Unemployed - WSJ.com
• Unlimited Paid Vacation Time: The Ultimate Perk? - The Juggle - WSJ
• Technology Review: Mining Mood Swings on the Real-Time Web
• Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same
• MIT brings super-computing power to the Android phone
• Pastor Terry Jones Is To Go Ahead With Burning The Koran On 9/11 Despite White House Condemnation | World News | Sky News
• Diversity: Old Topic ‚Äì Fresh Conversations ¬ª ACS Webinars‚Ñ¢
• The player: why games merit academic study | Technology | The Guardian
• The world's top 100 universities, 2010 | News | guardian.co.uk
• Zero History - William Gibson - Penguin Group (USA)
• The Brian Lehrer Show: Map Your Moves: Data Visualization Challenge Submissions - WNYC
• DemPRED: Home
• How to Start a Generational Employee-Resource Group - DiversityInc.com
• Why Twitter's t.co is a game changer - O'Reilly Radar
• Harvard Kennedy School - Why We're Teaching 'The Wire' at Harvard
• Temporary failure in name resolution : Host name lookup failure - Server Fault
• resize image within a excel cell using vb - Visual Basic 4 / 5 / 6
• Jeff Bezos: Regret Minimization Framework - bijansabet.com
• Diversity Best Practices
• The End of Sexism | Mediaite
• share >> send >> save | Social Sharing Widget
• The Real Life Social Network v2
• Schumpeter: In search of serendipity | The Economist
• Best Industry Observer Blog? Really? (not a chance) | ePharma Rx
• Alex M. Clark (aclarkxyz) on Twitter
• Abstract | Basic primitives for molecular diagram sketching
• So, that was a bummer. | Foursquare Blog
• What a Physicist Taught Me About Leading Change - John Kotter - Harvard Business Review
• Scientific discovery games: Game not over | The Economist
• dataists ¬ª Blog Archive ¬ª A Taxonomy of Data Science
• Technology Review: SCVNGR's Hunt: Retailers Who See Dollars in Game Dynamics
• Technology Review: Mining Moods for Brand Intelligence
• Kiva CEO On The Next 5 Years And Why Zynga Is Their Biggest Rival (TCTV)
• Lies, Damned Lies, and Medical Science - Magazine - The Atlantic
• Supercomputer sets protein-folding record : Nature News
• Love Stories
• Times Higher Education - Face values
• The LinkedIn Blog ¬ª Blog Archive Now even more ways to customize your LinkedIn profile ¬´
• Chemistry: Power play : Nature News
• Using Software to Enhance Healthcare - Microsoft Research
• Hadoop World 2010 | Minor Technical Difficulties
• Why Etiquette Schools Are Thriving - BusinessWeek
• Why Etiquette Schools Are Thriving - BusinessWeek
• Wanted: Role Models | Cover Story | Chemical & Engineering News
• The GPU Revolution | Science & Technology | Chemical & Engineering News
• Cambridge In America
• Tuition fees rise 'won't put off poor students' | Education | guardian.co.uk
• Vince Cable was going to tackle the waste called university life. He bottled it | Simon Jenkins | Comment is free | The Guardian
• Game theory explains why some content goes viral on Reddit, Digg
• Ask the White Guy: Why Do 'Differences' Matter? - DiversityInc.com
• Computational science: ...Error : Nature News
• Google's fight to keep its top minds - Nov. 10, 2010
• A special report on smart systems: It's a smart world | The Economist
• Google‚Äôs 10% Raise: We Don‚Äôt Care About Our Employees | BNET
• Numerati
• Why does England expect so much from footballers? | Marina Hyde | Football | The Guardian
• Diversity as a Dependency (#49) - PyCon 2010 Atlanta - A Conference for the Python Community
• Molecule of the Week - Dabigatran etexilate - November 15, 2010
• NHS fares best on free access to healthcare | Society | The Guardian
• News Headlines
• MySpace announces 'Mashup with Facebook' collaboration | Technology | guardian.co.uk
• Groubal Customer Satisfaction Index
• Eric Cantona's call for bank protest sparks online campaign | World news | The Observer
• What Happened to Downtime? The Extinction of Deep Thinking & Sacred Space :: Articles :: The 99 Percent
• Why reality TV works | Television & radio | The Observer
• America in numbers: One nation, divisible | The Economist
• Life inside Facebook: how head of developers organises 500 people | Technology | guardian.co.uk
• You've never had it so good, says Lord Young. By accident. Before promptly stepping down | Charlie Brooker | Comment is free | The Guardian
• McSweeney's Internet Tendency: FAQ: The "Snake Fight" Portion Of Your Thesis Defense.
• Nick Clegg | Inequality becomes injustice when it is passed on, generation to generation | Comment is free | The Guardian
• Maggie's nightclub ‚Äì the ultimate tribute to Thatcher | Politics | The Guardian
• NPR.org ¬ª Siblings Share Genes, But Rarely Personalities
• Nick Clegg insists education reform will encourage social mobility | Education | The Guardian
• Pew : Better Off Households
• What's in Amazon's Box? Instant Gratification - BusinessWeek
• So Google's Buying Your Startup. Now What? - BusinessWeek
• Why Your Business Should Consider Reverse Mentorship
• After strong appeal from Pentagon, opponents of ‚ÄòDon‚Äôt ask‚Äô repeal ponder next move - Yahoo! News
• Hopkins Interactive Guest Blog ¬ª Growing Up ‚Äì At Least Somewhat
• Reap the rewards of letting your employees run free - Telegraph
• Unmarried With Kids: A Shift In The Working Class : NPR
• Medicinal chemists are people too: And that's a problem
• Issues in the interpretation, understanding, and use of Drug Discovery data
• Delaying Marriage and Childrearing Leads to More Stressful Lives, Study Finds - NYTimes.com
• IBM's use of social media behind the firewall
• Jamendo Blog ¬ª Blog Archive ¬ª Jamendo geeks solve the hidden Chrome OS equation ;-)
• MMS: Error
• Predictive Modeling Isn't Magic¬† - Technology Review
• The LinkedIn Blog ¬ª Did you use one of these 10 most overused buzzwords in your LinkedIn profile this year? ¬´
• Cognitive Surplus: The Great Spare-Time Revolution | Magazine
• 9 London Startups that are Hiring Right Now | Hire Marshal
• Tech firms set up shop at Google Ventures' Startup Lab | Reuters
• Kids' Books Make The Leap Off The Page And Online : NPR
• Topologist Predicts New Form of Matter¬† - Technology Review
• Kommons: Can you please open source Delicious?
• Amazon Provides a Dose of Humor - NYTimes.com
• The Hiring Process Is Broken | Fast Company | ANDYWERGEDAL
• Public houses: Time, gentlemen | The Economist
• The tyranny of choice: You choose | The Economist
• Public relations: Rise of the image men | The Economist
• Doctoral degrees: The disposable academic | The Economist
• Charlie Brooker | How to cut tuition fees | Comment is free | The Guardian
• gladwell dot com - the talent myth
• The Poincar√© Conjecture
• Netflix - Netflix: Culture of Fear | Glassdoor.com
• A Holiday Message from Ricky Gervais: Why I'm An Atheist - Speakeasy - WSJ
• Misadventures in HR: The Definitive Guide to Submitting Your Resume in Sand Land
• Molecules & MongoDB ‚Äì Numbers and Thoughts at So much to do, so little time
• How universities close the door on the working class | Barbara Ellen | Comment is free | The Observer
• The Frugal Divorc√©e - Magazine - The Atlantic
• Social Media and the End of Age, Race and Gender - Nicholas Jackson - Technology - The Atlantic
• ROI: Why iPads Make Lousy Christmas Gifts - WSJ.com
• Finding Anchors in the Storm: Mentors - WSJ.com
• Everything the Internet Knows About Me (Because I Asked It To) - Digits - WSJ
• Numerical integration of exchange-correlation energies and potentials using transformed sparse grids | Browse - Journal of Chemical Physics
• How the Commodore 64 taught me about greed and zealotry | Jon Blyth | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
• War for Tech Talent Hits ‚ÄòWhite Hot‚Äô New York Startup Scene | Epicenter¬†| Wired.com
• The Decline Effect and the Scientific Method : The New Yorker
• Flowprint | URBAGRAM
• URBAGRAM
• The making of Winston Churchill : The New Yorker
• Wriggers Home
• The Hot Girl Effect and Networking
• CHI's Structure-Based Drug Design Conference
• Springboard
• When Smart People are Bad Employees - Bruce Upbin - Tradigital - Forbes
• The Mathematics Of Beauty ¬´ OkTrends
• 10 Simple Truths Smart People Forget
• A graduate school survival guide: "So long, and thanks for the Ph.D!"
• The Rise of the New Global Elite - Magazine - The Atlantic
• Programmed for Love: The Unsettling Future of Robotics - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Goodbye to a Guy Named Joe
• Maltesers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
• The LinkedIn Blog ¬ª Level Up! How Millennials are Changing the Promotion Game ¬´
• Mayor Wants Meetings on the Clock - WSJ.com
• Larry Summers Says "Tiger Mom" Amy Chua May Be Wrong - Davos Live - WSJ
• The Real Benefit of Finding a Sponsor - Sylvia Ann Hewlett - Harvard Business Review
• Doctoral Dilemma | Science & Technology | Chemical & Engineering News
• Why Almost Everything You Hear About Medicine Is Wrong - Newsweek
• Herculean Device for Molecular Mysteries
• ACS Publications - Cookie absent
• The $17,000 Doctor Pay Gap - The Juggle - WSJ
• Falling Off the Ladder: How Not to Succeed in Academia
• GOP Takes Latest Abortion Fight To The Tax Code : Shots - Health News Blog : NPR
• Key to Happy Marriage: Mom Cooks, Dad Plays? - The Juggle - WSJ
• Transportation Nation | Back of the Bus: Race, Mass Transit and Inequality
• Idle cures
• Merck KGaA looks to boost women in management - FiercePharma
• Official Google Blog: An update to Google Social Search
• Twitter's Biz Stone On Starting A Revolution : NPR
• Graphs presentation at Google NY - cdixon's posterous
• Why Do Women Shun Science? - NYTimes.com
• Social Media Employee Policy Examples from Over 100 Organizations | Social Media Today
• Can Google and Facebook Prevent You From Cheating on Your Spouse? - Jen Wieczner - Technology - The Atlantic
• This will never be a fair country while middle-class children get all the perks | Heather McGregor | Comment is free | The Observer
• Baby boomers are Britain's secret millionaires | Business | The Guardian
• Charlie Sheen interview: 'You can't process me with a normal brain' | World news | guardian.co.uk
• Companies and information: The leaky corporation | The Economist
• ACS Diversity eBrief - Powered by MultiBriefs
• Natalie Portman, Oscar Winner, Was Also a Precocious Scientist
• A Postdoc's Lament. In the Pipeline:
• MI5 | Mobile Surveillance
• Top 5 Reasons an MBA is a Bad Investment | BNET
• The Management Myth - Magazine - The Atlantic
• Graduate Degrees and Ivy League Pedigrees Are Highly Over-Rated | BNET
• Does hidden sexism discourage girls from math and science? - By Shankar Vedantam - Slate Magazine
• Remembering Suze Rotolo, Dylan's 'Freewheeling' Muse : NPR
• What can pharma do to keep ahead in social media? | pharmaphorum
• GOP presidential contenders make case to Iowa faithful
• ‚ÄúIf this is so good, why don‚Äôt you trade with it yourself?‚Äù | Recorded Future Blog
• New Leaf Venture Partners :: a leader in healthcare technology venture investing
• ‚ÄòLearnings‚Äô Is A Stupid, Stupid Word
• Oxford compiles list of top ten irritating phrases - Telegraph
• Traditional marriage is dead. Let's celebrate | Jill Filipovic | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
• The LinkedIn Blog ¬ª Blog Archive A Passion for LinkedIn and Good Food ¬´
• PyCon US 2011
• Yammer Gets Workers Hooked First, then Woos Bosses - Technology Review
• Thingist - A Place to Share Things
• Column: The crucible
• Face value: Salesman of the irrational | The Economist
• Simon Pegg and Nick Frost's Star Wars - CollegeHumor video
• SXSW 2011: The pros and cons of geek domination | Film | The Guardian
• Does Anne Hathaway News Drive Berkshire Hathaway's Stock? - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic
• University Programs | AMD Developer Central
• BBC News - Twitter, telegram and e-mail: Famous first lines
• After a Cancer Diagnosis, Wishing for a Magic Number - NYTimes.com
• Hadapt | News
• MIT is a national treasure - cdixon's posterous
• The Yammer Blog: Engaged Community is a Healthy Community - Best Practices in Internal Social Networking
• PyQuante: Python Quantum Chemistry ‚Äî PyQuante v1.6.3 documentation
• The Fantastic 3? The (temporary) death of The Human Torch - The Week
• The Power of Reconnection ‚Äî How Dormant Ties Can Surprise You ‚Äì The Magazine - MIT Sloan Management Review
• Think Quarterly
• Why Experts Get It Wrong - James Warren - National - The Atlantic
• Modeling and Structure. In the Pipeline:
• Peter Thiel Believes the Future Belongs to College Dropouts - Business - The Atlantic Wire
• How should pharma regulate employee use of social media? | pharmaphorum
• How to Get a Real Education at College - WSJ.com
• The Nitty Gritty of PhD Dirty Work. if you can get it
• Link Prediction by De-anonymization: How We Won the Kaggle Social Network Challenge ¬´ 33 Bits of Entropy
• The Most Valuable People in Your Network - Rob Cross - The Conversation - Harvard Business Review
• The Guerrilla Guide to Interviewing (version 3.0) - Joel on Software
• Dear Company, My Parents Trust Me and So Should You
• Tina Fey Reveals All (And Then Some) In 'Bossypants' : NPR
• Can an Algorithm Spot the Next Google? - Technology Review
• Kotaku, the Gamer‚Äôs Guide
• The Tragic Death of the Flip - NYTimes.com
• Niall Ferguson: 'The left love being provoked by me ... they think I'm a reactionary imperialist scumbag | Books | The Guardian
• What was the code quality of the initial version of Google? - Quora
• Chart of the Day: The Top 15 Prescription Drugs in America - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic
• The Unbearable Triviality Of Social Networking - Roger Kay - Endpoint Analysis - Forbes
• What Defines a Meme? | Arts & Culture | Smithsonian Magazine
• Social science: Wisdom about crowds | The Economist
• Study Hacks ¬ª Blog Archive ¬ª On Becoming a Math Whiz: My Advice to a New MIT Student
• The Diversity Leaders Daily Á¥ô
• Getting Results Without Face Time - The Juggle - WSJ
• Amazon.com: The Calculus of Friendship: What a Teacher and a Student Learned about Life while Corresponding about Math (9780691134932): Steven Strogatz: Books
• The Geography of Hate - Richard Florida - National - The Atlantic
• The Rise of Backyard Biotech - Magazine - The Atlantic
• What Happens to All the Asian-American Overachievers When the Test-Taking Ends? -- New York Magazine
• From creation myth to the reality of innovation today - PARC blog
• How Viral PDFs Of A Naughty Bedtime Book Exploded The Old Publishing Model | Fast Company
• Everyone sucks at interviewing. Everyone. - humbledMBA
• Ol‚Äô Mark Pincus Had a Farm‚Ķ | Business | Vanity Fair
• Social Media, Healthcare, and Ethnic Minorities
• Should kids be allowed on Facebook? | Technology | The Guardian
• 21 Years of Python
• ThriftDB Wants To Be The Amazon Web Services Of Search
• The Mansion ‚Äì Technical Aspects ¬´ pagetable.com
• Health Beat: Doctors: Heroes or Members of a ‚ÄúPit Crew‚Äù?
• BBC News - Whatever happened to @towerbridge?
• Business Traveler Innovation Awards - Nominees
• Defend Your Research: What Makes a Team Smarter? More Women - Harvard Business Review
• Making more health ‚Äì Partnership between Ashoka and Boehringer Ingelheim to improve health in communities around the world.
• Scenes From a 'Playboy' Playmate Casting Call - Hampton Stevens - Entertainment - The Atlantic
• Trend Hunting on the Periphery - Scott Anthony - Harvard Business Review
• Google's social network is the online equivalent of arranging wedding seating charts. - By Farhad Manjoo - Slate Magazine
• Gen X Women Choose Work Over Kids? - NYTimes.com
• The Value of Praise - Teresa Norton - Harvard Business Review
• Are you thinking inside out?
• Why I left Google. What happened to my book. What I work on at Facebook. ‚Äì Are you thinking inside out?
• Google Employee No. 59 on Google+, Privacy and Why He Left - Speakeasy - WSJ
• This is just the beginning ‚Äì Are you thinking inside out?
• Enron Emails Reveal What a Web of Deceit Really Looks Like - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic
• CSHALS: Semantic Technologies Meet Big Data
• The Apprentice final - live blog
• Terrorism Training Casts Pall Over Muslim Employee : NPR
• BBC News - Click listeners test 'filter bubble'
• Entradista | "Nobody surfs the web anymore"
• Google+‚Äôs Corporate Culture & Filter Bubble | Savage Minds
• How to Land Your Kid in Therapy - Magazine - The Atlantic
• Ben Casnocha: The Blog: 50 Ways to Expose Yourself to Randomness
• DBMS Musings: Hadoop's tremendous inefficiency on graph data management (and how to avoid it)
• Is Your Sense of Entitlement Ruining Your Career? | BNET
• Mastering the Machine
• Forbes Insights Study Links Diverse Talent and Innovation
• New memoir: The Q&A: Simon Pegg, writer, actor, nerd | The Economist
• A note to Google recruiters (and on Google hiring practices) | Infotropism
• The Innovation Issue | Think Quarterly by Google
• SciPy 2011¬†::¬†Home
• The true continents of the world | Flickr - Photo Sharing!
• The reality of ‘digital science’
• McDonald's Courts Mom Bloggers
• Raiders of the Last Nerd | Betabeat ‚Äî News, gossip and intel from Silicon Alley 2.0.
• Time for Pharma to Face Social Media Fears? - Bio-IT World
• Community Structure-Activity Resource (CSAR)
• What Management 2.0 Looks Like - Polly LaBarre - Harvard Business Review
• Tom Watson: 'Phone hacking is only the start. There's a lot more to come out'
• There is a context to London's riots that can't be ignored | Nina Power | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
• What You Don't Get About the Job Search: Voices of the Jobless - Derek Thompson - Business - The Atlantic
• Schumpeter: The daughter also rises | The Economist
• Racing Towards Diversity Summer 2011A
• Scratch: Programming for All
• T N T ‚Äî The Network Thinkers
• Sarah's Non-Traditional Job Search Experiment
• Crowdbooster's Social Media Appeal: From Esther Dyson To Lil Wayne - Forbes
• Proof That Diversity Drives Innovation
• The dark side of an MIT brain - The Tech
• Race and the riots: A reckoning | The Economist
• Brain scan: Disrupting the disrupters | The Economist
• Monitor: What would Jesus hack? | The Economist
• Schumpeter: Angst for the educated | The Economist
• Xconomist of the Week: Tony Coles‚Äô Journey from Mass General Doctor to SF Biotech CEO | Xconomy
• Programme | The Ideas Economy
• Facebook trapped in MySQL ‚Äòfate worse than death‚Äô
• GrowLab : Accelerating Startups in Vancouver | Accelerate your start-up in Vancouver. Apply to Growlab
• WellPoint Hires IBM's 'Jeopardy!'-Playing Computer System, Watson - WSJ.com
• 'Jersey Shore' and 'Entourage': Twilight of the Bros | Rolling Stone Movies
• Simon Cowell - GQ September 2011 Interview: Celebrities: GQ
• PerformancePython -
• Day 215: Approximately 3 Minutes Inside The Head of My 2 Year Old | Jason Good 365¬∞
• Press Release Archive
• Innovation and Research: The Human Factor - Science Careers - Biotech, Pharmaceutical, Faculty, Postdoc jobs on Science Careers
• danah boyd | apophenia ¬ª Six Provocations for Big Data
• Famously Unpronounceable
• Bada Bing, Bada Boom ¬´ The World As Best As I Remember It
• The Internet is my Resume - Tom Creighton
• Synthetic Biology and SB5.0
• How Psychology Solved The Mystery Of A Lost Shipwreck : NPR
• Why Startups Shouldn‚Äôt Hire People With Graduate Degrees | BNET
• Michelle Obama annouces new NSF undertakings to improve work-life balance and STEM careers for women | opensource.com
• Nicole Williams
• The Meaning Machine - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic
• A VC: Minimum Viable Personality
• Inside Google Plus | Magazine
• Tosh.0: 20 Seconds on the Clock - Dingleberry Season - Video Clip | Tosh.0 | Comedy Central
• Freakonomics ¬ª The Myth of Common Sense: Why The Social World Is Less Obvious Than It Seems
• Michael Trick‚Äôs Operations Research Blog : Finding Love Optimally
• Vis Magnetica
• Even artichokes have doubts | Yale Daily News
• Love on the Internet: Dating in the Age of the Profile Image - Erik Stinson - Life - The Atlantic
• Healthcare 2025: what the future holds for pharma | InPharm
• The unitasker | The Ideas Economy
• Octopart is Hiring - Blog - Octopart
• hangger: Blogging With Friends
• From Doom to RAGE: 20 years of id development
• SPENT
• Why Facebook's Web Browser is Google's Worst Nightmare
• the understatement: Google‚Äôs Management Doesn‚Äôt Use Google+
• The Best Recruits May Not Be Who You Think - WSJ.com
• The Atlantic Tech Canon
• A Lego Game Where Your iPhone Is the Judge
• Redistribution yes, equality no - Samuel Brittan: Financial Times: 13/08/04
• Ada Lovelace Day
• The Bitcoin Crypto-Currency Mystery Reopened | Fast Company
• Google Engineer Accidently Shares His Internal Memo About Google + Platform | Unfiltered Opinion From Silicon Valley
• assertTrue( ): What does it take to get a job at Google?
• Stop! This article on crass gender-based marketing is just for men | Arwa Mahdawi | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
• Welcome to the Storyverse: A Catalog of the Implicit Links Inside Books - Betsy Morais - Technology - The Atlantic
• What it Means Today to be 'Connected' - Lucy P. Marcus - Harvard Business Review
• Liam Fox personifies all that is wrong with the House of Hubris | Catherine Bennett | Comment is free | The Observer
• Jarvis Cocker: 'Music has changed. It's not as central, it's more like a scented candle' | Music | The Guardian
• If The Internet Killed Serendipity, It Probably Never Existed Anyway
• ‚ĶMy heart‚Äôs in Accra ¬ª CHI keynote: Desperately Seeking Serendipity
• The Woman Who Knew Too Much | Politics | Vanity Fair
• In the City and Wall Street protest has occupied the mainstream | Polly Toynbee | Comment is free | The Guardian
• How to Write Better Code - Rebecca J. Rosen - Technology - The Atlantic
• Local authority cuts: one year on | Society | The Guardian
• How Human Resources Can Measure and Leverage Organizational Influence
• Hadapt raises $9.5M for Hadoop data warehouse ‚Äî Cloud Computing News
• Victor Wong - What LinkedIn Could Learn From OKCupid and Others
• Six Reasons Social Media Doesn’t Work
• Boehringer's Pharma-ville could salve industry's bad reputation - Medical Marketing and Media
• Gen X Diversity & Inclusion Professionals Group News | LinkedIn
• Frustration grows for generation of women employees | Women at the Top Blog | Blog on women‚Äôs achievements in business from the Financial Times ‚Äì FT.com
• Daniel H. Pink's Blog - How to find great talent: 4 questions for Bloomberg View's George Anders - October 18, 2011 06:03
• Population is not the problem | Juliette Jowit | Comment is free | The Guardian
• Occupy London is a nursery for the mind | Madeleine Bunting | Comment is free | The Guardian
• Why is our consumption falling? | Environment | The Guardian
• How big was the world's population when you were born? | Environment | guardian.co.uk
• Beyond Arrington and CNN, Let's Look at the Real Issues - Mitch's posterous
• Smashing Bias Research Prize | Level Playing Field Institute
• Uncharted Territory: David Thompson on the Columbia Plateau
• Enterprise social: it‚Äôs still about the people | Gravity7: Social Interaction Design By Adrian Chan
• Majority Of American Workers Are Not Engaged In Their Jobs
• Women in finance | Comment is free | The Guardian
• Steve Jobs‚Äôs Real Genius : The New Yorker
• Anonymous 101: Introduction to the Lulz | Threat Level | Wired.com
• Credit Controversy: Who Made A Key Astronomical Discovery? : NPR
• For Gertrude Stein, Collecting Art Was A Family Affair : NPR
• Hubble cleared : Nature : Nature Publishing Group
• The road to fraud starts with a single step : Nature News & Comment
• In retrospect: The art of influence
• Social Text: Blog: Is Anonymous Anarchy?
• Study Hacks ¬ª Blog Archive ¬ª If You‚Äôre Busy, You‚Äôre Doing Something Wrong: The Surprisingly Relaxed Lives of Elite Achievers
• On Capitol Hill, Rand's 'Atlas' Can't Be Shrugged Off : NPR
• Does Altruism Actually Exist? - Alice G. Walton - Life - The Atlantic
• The King of Human Error | Business | Vanity Fair
• The Best Idea at Facebook: Using Your Friends to Protect Your Online Security - Derek Thompson - Business - The Atlantic
• When Sites Drag the Unwitting Across the Web
• Better Project Staffing with Social Technology - H. James Wilson, Salvatore Parise, PJ Guinan, and Bruce Weinberg - Harvard Business Review
• Qeyno Plans to Help Kids Find a Career Online | Loop21
• Thirteen Finalists Chosen for Boehringer Ingelheim and Ashoka Changemakers 'Making... -- WASHINGTON and INGELHEIM, Germany, Nov. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --
• What's the Google approach to human capital? | Qn: A Publication of the Yale School of Management
• Google Music Takes on Spotify and iTunes¬†Match - LAUNCH -
• Michael Nielsen: Open science now! | Video on TED.com
• Bustin Jieber: The 12-Year-Old App Developer Who Taught Himself To Code Goes Viral [Video] | TechCrunch
• BBC News - Eurozone debt web: Who owes what to whom?
• How to Keep High-Potential Employees - Chief Learning Officer, Solutions for Enterprise Productivity
• The Age of the Viral Idea - Bill Davidow - Technology - The Atlantic
• Partners in Science: Boehringer scientists inspire high schoolers - NewsTimes
• Three Types of People to Fire Immediately - Businessweek
• Risky Business: Late Stage vs Early Stage Biotech - Forbes
• Leading a social media workplace | Knowledge@Australian School of Business | Commentary | Business Spectator
• Boehringer Ingelheim Taps Numerate's Computational Platform for Infectious Disease Drug Design | BioInform | Informatics | GenomeWeb
• Esther Dyson: The Quantification of Everything
• Ringling College: Speaker
• 5 Ways to Spot a Bad Boss In An Interview - Forbes
• Zynga, Jive Software to head big IPO week - IPO Report - MarketWatch
• Startup Hiring Advice
• A 'Moneyball' Approach to College - Technology - The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Digital divide and social media: Connectivity doesn‚Äôt end the digital divide, skills do. | Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network
• If Your Company is Still Blocking the Move to Social, Then Join Electronic Arts in Battle
• What should we be calling the drug industry? | pharmaphorum
• Diablo Cody Explores The Ugly Side Of Pretty In 'Young Adult' : Monkey See : NPR
• String theory researchers simulate big-bang on supercomputer
• Cegedim Strategic Data (CSD) Ranks Pharmaceutical Companies' Social Media Presence - FierceBiotech
• How to get hired (or, 'The silly but adorable story of interviewing in the valley') - Trap'm
• When the Price is Free(mium) - Technology Review
• Twitter by Post - The Morning News
• Stars of Famicom Games
• The 20 Unhappiest People You Meet In The Comments Sections Of Year-End Lists : Monkey See : NPR
• IndustryWeek : So You Want to be a Change Agent -- Are You Weird Enough?
• Princeton Brews Trouble for Us 1 Percenters: Michael Lewis
• Bre Pettis | I Make Things - Bre Pettis Blog - The Cult of Done¬†Manifesto
• The Ten Most Annoying Management Terms Of 2011
• For Enterprise Social Networks, how much adoption is enough? | Yammer Blog
• The feedback economy - O'Reilly Radar
• How ‚ÄòSh*t White Girls Say to Black Girls‚Äô Blew Up the Internet - COLORLINES
• Poverty, not colour, is the real dividing line in modern Britain - Telegraph
• Youth In The Office: How I Found Career-Changing Mentors - Forbes
• BBC News - Bob Holness, former Blockbusters host, dies aged 83
• Want a Job? Go to College, and Don't Major in Architecture - NYTimes.com
• Anonymous's War Against Neo-Nazis Isn't Winning Allies in Germany - Technology - The Atlantic Wire
• Fear And Enterprise Social Networks | Yammer Blog
• Nguyen Family Blog: A Decision For Our Future
• Connie Rice: Conscience Of The City : NPR
• Unix command-line tools
• Online echo chambers: A study of 250 million Facebook users reveals the Web isn‚Äôt as polarized as we thought. - Slate Magazine
• Hate When Companies Don‚Äôt Provide Feedback On Job Applications? StartWire Is For You. | TechCrunch
• Opposites Don‚Äôt Attract (And That‚Äôs Bad News) | Wired Science¬†| Wired.com
• ‚ÄòSafe walk‚Äô app steps on toes in some areas | The Columbus Dispatch
• SitNews: Chemical Eye on a Theoretical Truck by Preston MacDougall
• Pharma ‚Äòneither leading nor lagging‚Äô on Twitter - NEWS - articles - Marketing and Communications - PMLiVE
• Culture Eats Strategy For Lunch | Fast Company
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