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• Telegraph Media Group to appoint 'content editors' as it sheds casuals | Media | guardian.co.uk
  There will also be what the group calls seven "new world" jobs, where appointees will be experts in "data and mapping".

  A "digital technologist" and five part-time production journalists will also be appointed.

  (tags: telegraph journalism)

• Freebase Parallax: A new way to browse and explore data on Vimeo
  Extraordinary. I had no idea Freebase had become so advanced.
  (tags: database data freebase)
• The incumbent’s solution: 90% transformation, 10% innovation « Digital disruption
  Waldo on the need for transformation, not innovation.
  (tags: disruption organisationalchange)
• Announcing some exciting changes to blogs and commenting | Help | guardian.co.uk
  Object lesson in how to communicate with your community. Nice one, Meg.
  (tags: platforms)

• Topic Pages to Be Hub of New BusinessWeek Site - NYTimes.com
  "The core of Business Exchange is hundreds of topic pages, on subjects as broad as the housing market and as narrow as the Boeing 787. Plans call for the number of topic pages to grow quickly into the thousands." SLOW
  (tags: slownews)

I’m trying to make some sense of my fragmented online self. I’m using tumblr to power a new domain at www.lloydshepherd.com; I’ll be using dadblog.co.uk for longer posts. Not sure if I’ll be using del.icio.us so much, as I’ve rediscovered Google Reader Shared Items. Now, if only that had an RSS output I could get that on tumblr as well….

UPDATE: In the comments, David rightly points out that you can get the RSS feed via the browser nav bar, which I always forget. Why don’t Google add an RSS icon to the page itself, if there’s a feed available? Oh well. Thanks David.