A Few Short Links for 2010-02-14

By ScribeLabs in Short Links.

Each week we post links to articles, videos and other items of interest to our @scribelabs Twitter account. Then we automate the output here.

Hopefully there are a few items of interest for you to enjoy.

• RT @pcervieri: From Wikis to Ruby on Rails; How to Produce Content the Open Source Way http://bit.ly/079ETcw #
• veoh calls it quits, says universal music lawsuit broke their back: http://bit.ly/bzps5i #
• warner music says its catalog is no longer fit for streaming: http://bit.ly/9uzgBK #
• are kids texting 40k words per month? gizmodo math suggests so: http://bit.ly/aU7xzJ #
• RT @scribemedia: what does twitter’s code look like. a video visualization show it to us in action: http://bit.ly/ctFLr2 #
• techcrunch thinks that hulu will be on the ipad: http://tcrn.ch/aeDeMa #rumors #
• fast company gives you the how-to lowdown on how to manage buzz: http://bit.ly/97Ryr8 #
• RT @bMunch: iran suspends gmail, will roll out national email service soon: http://bit.ly/aHfKh7 #
• RT @scribemedia: google announces they’ll bring super high speed access to select US communities: http://bit.ly/cuIk7i #
• RT @bMunch: blog: #Branding Nations Through Search Results. what image search tells us about a country. http://bit.ly/crFEZ6 #
• verizon’s been blocking 4chan message boards. http://bit.ly/dvM4KW #netneutrality #
• what if the whole car was the battery? scientists are working on that. http://bit.ly/chTWIm #
• first germany and france warn against IE. now norway says #microsoft s XML formats don’t meet requirments for gov use - http://bit.ly/9yYecI #
• will the super bowl census ad pay for itself? yes, many times over: http://bit.ly/areRwG #
• RT @bMunch: blog - beer’s good for your and other super bowl stats: http://bit.ly/a9Sm3J #
• RT @scribemedia: blog - To get a little money out of online video, start with a lot: http://bit.ly/db5B16 #
• #socialmedia marketing for #documentaries a case study with brick city: http://bit.ly/am4BAl #

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