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• Journal of Computer Mediated Communication
  (tags: socialnetworking research academic social journal web2.0 culture)
• The Big Picture | Countrywide Led Mortgage Cos in Risk Taking
  Some more chart porn for you Countrywide (CCF) fans: Note the outsized-risk Countrywide was taking as insiders were dumping shares worth $100s of millions of dollars . . .
  (tags: charts infographics bigpicture Coutnrywide housingbubble mortgages)
• OpenSocial Sandboxes for hi5, Ning, and Plaxo Go Live. Dig In.
  So add hi5, Ning and Plaxo to your list of OpenSocial-compatible sandboxes, right next to Orkut. We’ve seen the first (buggy) implementation of OpenSocial on Plaxo and hi5, and we were pretty excited when OpenSocial finally opened its doors.
  (tags: opensocial partners hi5 Plaxo Ning)
• Neuromarketing » Political Neuromarketing
  The intersection of politics, neuroscience, and marketing.
  (tags: america politics)
• Yahoo Mail, iGoogle to take on Facebook? | Webware : Cool Web apps for everyone
  Thought : Facebook = Gmail (Talk+Reader+Picasa+Maps+etc) + widgets + OpenSocial. And, if you design a widget (which is basically a small app, right), isn’t it also really a gPhone app?
  (tags: strategy google gmail socialnetwork)
• Thuiven I 35 website footer designs, trends and styles.
  Remember the “Love your Bottoms” movement in web design?
  (tags: webdesign inspiration footer design web2.0 css development)
• Goodbye vBulletin, Part 1: Reasons to Switch
  Drupal 1, vBulletin 0.
  (tags: drupal forums vbulletin mvc)
• BBC NEWS | Health | ‘Delay’ in ADHD children’s brains
  The brains of children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) do not mature at the same rate as their peers, a US study says.
  (tags: health adhd ADD psychology brain children medicine)

Tags: ADHD, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, BBC, Journal of Computer Mediated Communication, neuroscience, United States, web-design, Yahoo

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