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Is the Internet destroying thought?

New York Times book critic Michiko Kakutani takes on the downside of the Internet, social media, and online culture in a thoughtful essay, “Texts without Context

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Twitturly

Twitter has evolved into a valuable tool for sharing online content via links, so it only makes sense to track the popularity of those links.

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hashtags

See what everyone’s tagging about on Twitter with this feature-filled site that’s dedicated to the twitterverse’s ever-changing metadata.

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Twitaholic

Twitaholic accesses Twitter’s database statistics to display the most popular users, according to number of followers, friends and updates.

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Style Bubble

Don’t get stuck in a fashion rut! Let Style Bubble help you keep up appearances with the latest trends, designers and accessories.

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Trends for 2010? Get 10 in two minutes

The smart folks at J. Walter Thompson have an amusing video outlining ten trends for 2010: “In keeping with one of our trends for 2010—Visual Fluency, referring to the growing preference (and need) for a graphic synthesis of information vs. an avalanche of reading material—we’ve created an animation that encapsulates our 32-page report in less than two minutes.”

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18 hours! Big jump in Internet use in Harris poll

Yep, you spend a lot of time online.

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AP names 50 things that “changed our lives in the aughts”

Associated Press writer Jocelyn Noveck has a fun, thought-provoking article, “50 things that changed our lives in the aughts.

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Not many surprises in CNN list of 2009 tech trends

Facebook, smartphones, digital books… There aren’t many surprises in a CNN list of the top 10 tech trends from 2009.

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Design Observer

Intelligent, insightful design and culture blog covering everything from the irritating habits of luxury brand marketers to the PDAs of the ancient Sumerians.

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