- Here is today's Linkfest compiled with the help of 200 trend spotters from my followers on Twitter. See all HERE:www.telegraph.co.ukPeople who use social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook have been warned that they could eventually face rises in their home insurance premiums of as much as 10pc.
blogs.forbes.comThe Fed's entire balance sheet totaled around $800 billion before the 2008 crash, nearly all of it Treasuries. Now the Fed holds more than double that amount in mortgage derivatives alone, junk that the banks needed to clear off their own balance sheets. Oh, and there's still Greece.- blogs.forbes.comGoogle recently announced its biggest effort yet to embrace the social networking market through its Google+ project. Google+ has a number of attractive features, which includes letting people share and discuss status updates, photos and links in groups or circles.
- www.cultofmac.comApple famously solved the copy-and-paste touchscreen challenge with their innovative hold-and-drag-corners approach first introduced in iOS 3.0, but is there a better way? Microsoft thinks so. They think they’ve got an even better way to copy text in the latest version of their Bing for iPad app. It
mashable.comEveryday Food shot an eight-page spread using the Hipstamatic app for iPhone.
techcrunch.comIn what must be somewhat embarrassing for Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is the most followed user on Google+, according to the Google+ Statistics counter. The Facebook CEO has 21,213 followers, compared to the Google CEO at 14,798, Google social czar Vic Gundotra at 13,
techcrunch.comIt is a truism in Silicon Valley that star employees are worth ten to one hundred times as much as ordinary employees. This calculus is especially true for software engineers, but also applies to product managers, sales executives, and other key employees. If you are a star performer, the sky's th
fragerfactor.blogspot.com
fragerfactor.blogspot.com
www.guardian.co.ukReport reveals threat of civil unrest from energy shortages, which has been played down as 'alarmist' by ministers
fragerfactor.blogspot.com
.jpg)
