Top Work Literacy Analysis Attitudes Content for Fri.Nov 25, 2011

WEB WORKER DAILY NOVEMBER 25, 2011 A plea for a better Google Docs Google Docs users unite! with more attention from its creator. The ability to insert cut cells. The ability to toggle between rows and columns. MORE >>	TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS NOVEMBER 25, 2011 Open strategy: News Limited shares its inspirations on the future of paid content Early this year I caught up for a coffee with Stephen Browning, Director of Corporate Affairs at News Digital Media and The Australian. MORE >>	INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG NOVEMBER 25, 2011 Materials from Belarus conference She has mounted her presentations and handouts, in English and in Russian, on her personal website. Esther expressed her thanks to the U.S. MORE >>	WEB WORKER DAILY NOVEMBER 25, 2011 Cohuman + Mindjet = Idea management from inception to execution The company was also a Net:Work Future Ideas Launchpad finalist. The new product is still very similar to the one that won raves at Net:Work 2010. MORE >>
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PORTALS AND KM | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2011
Progressive Mainstream Media Moving to News Aggregation

Perhaps no industry has been hit harder by the growth of user generated content and news aggregators of all stripes than the mainstream print newspapers. have discussed this bit (for example, see Who killed the Rocky Mountain News? from John Temple ). Going Beyond Content Creation to Becoming a News Aggregator. Good idea. MORE >>

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HAROLD JARCHE | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2011
Sharing whatever you’ve got

Tweet Here are some of the observations and insights that were shared via Twitter this week. mpesce on the Occupy Movement “ #Occupy is a mirror. What you think of it says more about you than it does about Occupy. ” Bill Moyers - “ News is what people want to keep hidden; everything else is publicity.” Friday's Finds MORE >>

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