Law: Aussie company puts Microsoft on the spot – Fair Dinkums are us | TechEye
RIAA-led mob threatens innovation, Senator warns • The Register
SnowMiner Headlamp / Lantern – headlamps – lighting
Understanding The New Customer Journey by Fitch – WPP
The Internet of Fake Screenshots
Investors fail to bite at Microsoft Wall Street pow-wow | Reuters
Another View of Patents From James Dyson – NYTimes.com
#OccupySesameStreet Photos | TAUNTR.COM
NTT Com.tv // Gartner Symposium kicks off with scary numbers and calls for creative destruction
A comparison of leading WordPress theme frameworks | Webdesigner Depot
U.K. PM David Cameron Joins Foursquare and LinkedIn | TechCrunch – this feels like the illusion of social
China’s princelings break their silence – want to champion civil society and bring the party further into balance with the populace
TelecomTV | News | RIM: a company with Eg and Ham all over its face
Apple’s R&D spending hits bottom as percentage of revenue | ZDNet – at least partly due to galloping revenue growth
BlackBerry blackout left me happily unlinked – FT.com – Lucy Kellaway on socio-cultural aspects of the BlackBerry blackout (paywall)
Tougher times for PR firms in squeezed middle | Evening Standard – interesting that this was in The Standard. I would have expected it to appear in Brand Republic or the Media Guardian
Default Choices Are Hard to Resist, Online or Not – NYTimes.com – why people use Windows and Google
Friends Of Old Time Radio Gather In Newark, N.J. For One Last Convention (VIDEO) – stars from the golden age of radio no longer able to put in personal appearances – however still a strong demand for the content
Apple’s iPhone luring people to ditch rival phones | Reuters – Nearly one in four people who thronged Apple stores from Tokyo to San Francisco told Reuters on Friday they were ditching BlackBerries, discarding Nokias or even giving up Google Android-based phones
Court Orders French Cop-Watching Site Blocked – NYTimes.com
Local firms head CSR charts in China: Warc.com
Digital habits slow to catch on in Japan: News from Warc.com – the lack of widespread free content was a key reason for the low level of interest in slates among Japanese interviewees. Or what the internet is likely to look like in a few years in the west
Microsoft ‘Hut’ Opens Outside Seattle Apple Store – Slashdot – interesting marketing tactic, feels unfocused though apart from trying to capitalise on Apple footfall
RIM, Get Ready To Pay Up For That Massive Outage | TechCrunch