Akkam’s Razor

• The Google Super Tuesday Map Mashup
  (tags: mashup google twitter politics US election supertuesday)
• Are You Ready for Location-Based Advertising?
  (tags: ads google GPS location mobile phone)
• Choose Your Own Conspiracy: Undersea Cable Edition
  A variety of theories…
  (tags: undersea cable interruption sabotage middleeast conincidence conspiracy)
• Inky Notes: Inquirer Financial Crisis Looms Threatening 10% Layoffs and more
  A summation of a trackrecord of NOT being on the correct side of many, MANY debates…
  (tags: philadelphia Inquirer briantierney accountability readership newspapers revenues)
• What Americans Should But Don’t Know About Religion
  (tags: pew research religion america culture US)
• this is totally gonna work… » Blog Archive » A Survey of Super Tuesday Infographics
  (tags: visualization politics infovis Infographics data)
• Google News Goes Local
  (tags: google News)
• Podcast with Will.I.Am of BEP and Obama’s ‘Yes We Can’ Video
  (tags: music video mashup politics obama blackeyedpeas)
• Baby Disco – Featured on BuzzFeed
  A monthly event available in 17 cities that turns hip nightclubs into dance nights for toddlers. This could make school dances and proms a lot less awkward for an entire future generation. Or not.
  (tags: baby disco children activities)
• Connecting The Many Undersea Cut Cable Dots
  The last week has seen a spate of unexplained, cut, undersea communications cables that has severely disrupted communications in many countries in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia. As I shall show, the total numbers of cut cables remain in que
  (tags: internet war cable conspiracy politics news USA via:cryptome)
• Firedoglake – Firedoglake weblog » “Nobody’s Hands Are Perfectly Clean in Politics”
  (tags: obama politics corruption ethics)

Tags: Baby Disco, disrupted communications, Google, GPS, Middle East, North Africa, undersea communications cables, United States, We Can, Will.I.Am

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