Linky Love: Busy Busy Week Addition

As I write, more than 3, 000 items loom in my feed reader. Yes, they are looming. Mocking me for having too little time to read this week. It’s been a busy week! I quickly pulled a few good posts for this week’s linky love:

From Kami at Communications Overtones, Beat Reporters Have a Love/Hate Relationship with Blogs and Bloggers.

Crisisblogger Gerald Baron offers thoughts on The Moral and Economic Value of Saying You’re Sorry.

KD Paine asks How Many Different Types of Conversations are There?

SheGeek tells us What College Students Can’t Get From Blogging. I disagree with many of her points (for one, I know of at least 6 of my students that got their job because they blog), but they are worth considering.

Chris Brogan offers some advice to Make Your Linked-In Profile Work for You (I’m using some of these tips!)

Fun With Brands (Dear Jane Sample): Random, just-for-fun post (you could create your own…)

Finally, a couple of interesting “in the news” items from Daily Dog:
PR Pickle for Treasury Dept: Federal Court Rules Paper Money ‘Unfair to the Blind’ — Historical Adaptations Deemed ‘Insufficient’
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Indictment in MySpace Suicide Case: Missouri Woman, Who Helped Create Fake Account, Faces Conspiracy and Fraud Charges (if you’re not familiar with this story, at least give this post a read)

Got my feed reader down to 2,600 picking these links. I’m making progress.

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