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Latest info on PlayStation Network Status – PlayStation.Blog – Sony PS3′s have their own Y2K-type software problem which messes with online gaming

Life’s No Picnik for Yahoo as Google Acquires Flickr Partner – this would laughable if it wasn’t so tragic.

influencescorecard – home

A Look Inside the Life of News Corp. Mogul and Raging Septuagenarian Rupert Murdoch — New York Magazine

Social Media Today | The State of the Twittersphere 2010

Social Media Today | Closing the Social Media Quality Gap, a Report from Siemens

Roadmap: Make Your Corporate Websites Relevant by Integrating Social Network Features « Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social Media, Web Marketing

MWC 2010: Apple is nowhere and everywhere

Vouchercloud – local discount vouchers delivered straight to the iPhone

Holding Back the Rise of the Machines?

Beet.TV: FT Ramping up Online Video Efforts as Monthly Views Exceed One Million

What Do You Buy Online vs. in Stores? – Shopping – Lifehacker

Eight London social media events worth attending in 2010 « SelenaChanLive

How do you watch TV: on-demand or live? | raxraxrax.com

invincecable – interesting political campaign target professional social media-ites

ASBOrometer – Measure UK anti-social behaviour on iPhone and Android – absolutely essential if you are house or flat-hunting in a neighbourhood. Good to see that Tower Hamlets is representing at number two in the list for ASBOs

Tech Lawyers Say ‘Uh Oh’ as Microsoft Outsources Legal Work to India

Coca-Cola’s new “Fan First” approach to marketing: It’s the Real Thing | raxraxrax.com – if you read this blog, you will already get what Coca-Cola is talking about, but I just like the way its told

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On this day in History…

1950: Nuclear scientist Klaus Fuchs is sentenced to 14 years imprisonment for espionage.

1954: The biggest explosion ever made by man is witnessed in the Pacific when US scientists explode their second H-bomb at Bikini Atoll.

1971: Hundreds of thousands of workers across Britain take part in an unofficial day of protest against the government’s new industrial relations Bill.

1966: Chancellor of the Exchequer James Callaghan confirms the “historic and momentous” decision to change over to decimal coinage.

2010: Rax gets two mentions on Ged’s brilliant Links of the Day post!

a truly momentous day ! :)

Posted by Rax on 2 March 2010 @ 12am

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