FridayNet

These are my links for February 16th through March 9th:

• Il ragazzo del lago – Marcello Foa –
• Online Course in Science Journalism – Welcome to the world’s first online course in science journalism, developed by the World Federation of Science Journalists in close cooperation with the Science and Development Network SciDev.Net.
• VisualDNA Hotel Search > Get style based hotel recommendations –
• Search engine marketing for beginners – Bad Language –
• «Die Uni ist ein Feudalsystem» – Schweiz: Standard – tagesanzeiger.ch – Die Arbeitsbedingungen an den hiesigen Universitäten sind derart schlecht, dass immer weniger Schweizer Studienabgänger Lust auf eine akademische Karriere haben.
• Writers’ advice for writers Boing Boing –
• Citazioni errate – Wikiquote –
• Book Marketing Tips for Authors- Social Media, Blogs, Online Video & More –
• Build a Travel Itinerary – Wired How-To Wiki –
• Chatroulette! –
• Lavorare in Italia - USML (DFE) – Cantone Ticino –

These are my links for January 25th through February 7th:

• Dolcezze Siciliane Il Padrino – Vendita di prodotti tipici siciliani di alta qualità a Trezzano sul Naviglio (Milano)
• Microconsigli per giornalista tipo Mashable – Luca De Biase –
• Bit Battalion » gnop –
• HP Digital Genius –
• Future of Wikipedia – Cyberlaw: Difficult Issues Winter 2010 –

These are my links for November 19th through January 21st:

• Natural Disaster Recovery – Essential Skills, Tools, Tactics – Tornado – Hurricane – Flood – Earthquake – Popular Mechanics
• Survival Skill Guide – Hurricane – Earthquake – Tornado – Flood – 22 Steps to Save Your House – Disaster Kit – Popular Mechanics
• DBLP: Marco Faré –
• Online Mind Mapping and Brainstorming – MindMeister –
• Mind Mapping – Mindomo –
• FotoUp – Photo Movement –
• Naimoo – viaggiatori indipendenti ben organizzati
• SmartConnect – Birdstep –
• Psiloc Connect –
• Nokia – Psiloc Connect –
• Nokia Beta Labs – Nokia Connecting People | Beta Labs, Shaping the future together
• Top 100 Tools for Learning 2009 –
• Recent Questions | ExplainThis.org –
• Designer Style eyeglasses, eyewear, cheap glasses, prescription polarized glasses –
• GetJar – Appsolutely Everything for Nokia, BlackBerry, Android, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, LG, Palm.
• JobHuntersBible.com: –
• Bag Hook Boutique – Welcome –
• Bag Hook China Manufacturers –
• So-Hooked – The Handbag Hook –

These are my links for November 13th through November 19th:

• A communicative approach to web communication: the pragmatic behaviour of internet search engines – 2008. L. Cantoni*, M. Faré, S. Tardini, University of Lugano, Switzerland.
  In this paper websites are not approached as being just technological artefacts but from the point of view of communication. In this perspective, the Website Communication Model (WCM) provides a model that highlights five main areas of interest when dealing with websites: the areas of contents and services offered through the website, of the
  tools for accessing them, of the people who publish the website, of those who access
  and use it, and of the “ecological” context which the website is part of.
  The need for such an approach to electronic communication is well represented by the behavior of internet search engines, which strongly rely on the ‘pragmatic’ aspects of web communication.
• Études photographiques –
• Individuelle Bewerbungsberatungen und Vorstellungstrainings in Köln –
• Human–computer information retrieval – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – Human–computer information retrieval (HCIR) is the study of information retrieval techniques that bring human intelligence into the search process. The fields of human–computer interaction (HCI) and information retrieval (IR) have both developed innovative techniques to address the challenge of navigating complex information spaces, but their insights have often failed to cross disciplinary borders. Human–computer information retrieval has emerged in academic research and industry practice to bring together research in the fields of IR and HCI, in order to create new kinds of search systems that depend on continuous human control of the search process.
• Top 50 Journalism Blogs –

These are my links for October 26th through November 10th:

• Hazel Thompson Photojournalist –
• Jpeggy – Fotografia Contemporanea | Telecom Italia –
• Can’t you see I’m Busy! – Home – Play at work without damaging your career! –
• DIY – Create your own Bokeh | DIYPhotography.net –
• Venice Sessions :: Le conseguenze del futuro | Telecom Italia –

These are my links for September 28th through October 26th:

• Inedit // Creative Studio –
• erin jane nelson –
• 85 wordpress plugins for blogging journalists | Online Journalism Blog –
• 50 Awesome Open Courses for Web Writers | AccreditedOnlineColleges.org –
• Piwik – Web analytics – Open source – Piwik is a downloadable, open source (GPL licensed) web analytics software program. It provides you with detailed reports on your website visitors: the search engines and keywords they used, the language they speak, your popular pages… and so much more.

These are my links for September 18th through September 25th:

• Sendspace – Send big files the easy way. Files too large for email attachments? No problem!
• SEOmoz | 4 R’s of SEO: Robots, Ranking, Relevance & Results –
• Hu2 stickers – wall design –
• Joho the Blog » The temptation of stories – Journalism at its best is a way to uncover and communicate the truth, subject to all the usual human limitations. But journalism’s fundamental form, the story itself, brings a special temptation to manipulate the truth for economic or aesthetic reasons. The temptation is resistible to varying degrees, depending on the type of story (the temptations are greater for feature stories than for hard-core reportage of the day’s events), the nature of the journal, and the standing of journalist. Nevertheless, the temptation is there, built into the form itself.
  The very idea that there’s a story is itself a temptation.
• 6×6 series « Adam Westbrook – 6×6 is a series of six blog posts each giving advice in a different skillset the multimedia journalist of the future will need. It includes things like business skills, branding and video.

These are my links for September 11th through September 16th:

• Nieman Reports – From blogs to vlogs, Facebook to MySpace, Twitter to Flickr, del.i.cious to reddit, words and images bounce around the globe, spreading wide and fast. Journalists are adapting to the ever-shifting terrain carved out of these conversations. In this issue they describe changes in how they work and what they produce, explore emerging ethical issues, and propose principles of active engagement. In Words & Reflections, essays touch on foreign news reporting, Afghanistan, netroots, objectivity, journalists’ political leanings, and Cold War spies. – Melissa Ludtke, Editor
• Da Spacebook (il Fb della Nasa) una ‘lezione’ su come le redazioni possono migliorare la collaborazione interna | LSDI – Il network interno lanciato alcuni mesi fa dall’ Ente spaziale americano per i suoi 18.000 addetti offre un esempio di come le redazioni giornalistiche potrebbero utilizzare la tecnologia dei social media per sviluppare ambienti di lavoro più aperti e collaborativi – Un’ analisi su Poynter.org
• Teaching Online Journalism » Moving away from sad and tragic stories – The damage done to journalism by individual tragedy stories (unconnected to larger events) is that they drive people away. There’s enough difficulty in people’s everyday lives, they say. The news is such a downer.
  Sometimes the news has got to be a downer. But not every downer story is a story the public needs to hear.
• Where to find the best online interactive maps :: 10,000 Words –
• Eleven Things I’d Do If I Ran a News Organization « Mediactive –
• Technology Review: Can You Trust Crowd Wisdom? – Researchers say online recommendation systems can be distorted by a minority of users.
• GeoSetter for Windows –
• The Data Liberation Front (the Data Liberation Front) – The Data Liberation Front is an engineering team at Google whose singular goal is to make it easier for users to move their data in and out of Google products.
• Inside peek: How The New York Times handles its blogs | Article | Homepage articles – With the help of the Times’ Technology section editor, Damon Darlin, here’s an inside look at how the NYT uses WordPress to crank out hundreds of posts per day.

These are my links for September 10th from 09:47 to 17:10:

• Minimovies – I Love Alaska – Lernert Engelberts and Sander Plug –
• Top 160 Wordpress Plugin –
• DataMasher –
• Data.gov – The purpose of Data.gov is to increase public access to high value, machine readable datasets generated by the Executive Branch of the Federal Government. Although the initial launch of Data.gov provides a limited portion of the rich variety of Federal datasets presently available, we invite you to actively participate in shaping the future of Data.gov by suggesting additional datasets and site enhancements to provide seamless access and use of your Federal data. Visit today with us, but come back often. With your help, Data.gov will continue to grow and change in the weeks, months, and years ahead.
• Trendistic – see trends in twitter – Similar to Google Trends

These are my links for July 17th through September 9th:

• Introducing News Dots – By Chris Wilson – Slate Magazine –
• Taking The Plunge: How Newspaper Sites That Charge Are Faring | paidContent –
• Polygen: Dan Brown –
• Columbia Journalism Review –
• Online Journalism Review | Knight Digital Media Center –
• American Journalism Review –
• 1979 : The Great Backlash – By Christian Caryl | Foreign Policy –
• Dipity –
• Play Doom 1, a free online game on Kongregate –
• How can the government save journalism? | Online Journalism Blog –
• customAdart –
• 20 Photojournalists’ fantastic portfolios :: 10,000 Words :: multimedia, online journalism news and reviews –
• Five Key Reasons Why Newspapers Are Failing | Politics & Media | SPLICETODAY.COM –
• R2D2 Translator –
• schreibszene.ch – Die Schweizer Homepage fuer alle, die schreiben – Texter Ausbildung Weiterbildung KreativesSchreiben Sawi spri markom Texterschule textin Magazin Text –
• WATOR: Predator-Prey Simulation – Java applet

These are my links for June 15th through June 28th:

• Fake Receipts | False Receipts | FalseExpense.com – the website for design, print and delivery of forged store receipts and fake sales receipts –
• LSDI : Venti mappe per ”capire” il crimine –
• New York City Homicides Map – The New York Times –
• d o t – c o m a *:o) | il filtro dei giornali –
• Welcome | Wordnik –
• UK Photographers Rights v2 — Sirimo –
• 826 Valencia: The Writing Center –
• Figure/Ground:Architecture+Travel Photography by Liao Yusheng –
• JPG Magazine: Your World in Pictures –
• Blind Search –
• SCIgen – An Automatic CS Paper Generator –
• three frames –

These are my links for June 8th through June 12th:

• La Storia siamo noi – Crisis – discorso di obama al cairo
• PI: Google Apps dichiara guerra a Microsoft – sincronizzare google (email, calendario, contatti) con outlook
• Eighteen Challenges in Contemporary Literature | Beyond The Beyond -

These are my links for June 8th from 18:26 to 18:26:

• Eighteen Challenges in Contemporary Literature | Beyond The Beyond -

These are my links for May 28th through May 29th:

• This Also is a photo(grapher) aggregator. – Tons of photos and photographer!
• 100 Abandoned Houses –
• Hotel Room Gallery- Luxury Hotel Room Zurich – Swissotel Zurich –
• Courtyard Zurich North – your business location –
• Gliffy Online Diagram Software –

These are my links for May 26th through May 28th:

• Domain names and self-hosted content still important in a Web 2.0 world | Performancing.com –
• Periódicos del día : Directorio de prensa visual : Última edición : Kiosko.net –
• Fear of mouse – I Believe in Advertising | Advertising Blog & Community | Only selected advertising » International Society for Human Rights: Mouse
• Press Release – Internet Users Turn To Social Media To Seek One Another, Not Brands or Products –
• Ships v1.01 by Dinther Product Design Ltd – Ship simulator