Weekly links June (3)
June 16, 2007
- Full text of Blair’s speech on politics and media
An interesting speech by soon resigning Prime Minister Tony Blair on politics and media. “The news schedule is now 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It moves in real time. Papers don’t give you up to date news. That’s already out there. They [the media] have to break stories, try to lead the schedules. Or they give a commentary.” - Google to harness satellite power for an Amazon tribe
After the case of Darfur Google once again supports campaigns with its satellite photos. Unfortunately they provide so far not much map sources for Africa and Asia. - The Ultimate RSS Toolbox - 120+ RSS Resources
A great overview to find RSS tools for all kind of purposes. - Why people don’t use collaboration tools
Some interesting points about challenges and tricks around online collaboration tools.
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