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• Twitter tries to seem more social with new homepage >> paidContent • Glee holds casting call on MySpace >> Mashable • Video could drive 40-fold spike in mobile data in five years >> paidContent • Kickball plots Foursquare domination with better maps >> Wired • Twitter finally attempts to filter tweets >> GigaOm • Mobile internet traffic is set to grow 400% by 2015 >> E-Consultancy • Posterous adds easy domain registration >> Mashable • Start-up aims to be a hub for location data >> NYTimes • Websites face blocks over content >> FT • Only a few can multi-task >> NYTimes • Doors closing to Google in China mobile market: experts >> AFP • Apple tweaked iPhones to lessen strain on AT&T network >> AppleInsider • Journalists find email accounts hacked in China >> WSJ • With hirings, Yahoo steps up news coverage >> NYTimes • eBay expects to sell $1.5bn through mobile in 2010 >> TechCrunch • In the US, algorithms are already reporting the news >> Guardian • iTunes app store comes to Facebook >> Mashable • Digital content market in upheaval, but growing >> GigaOm • BBC online reorg: Kumar and Newman out, Huggers' memo >> paidContent • The Godfather on social media >> E-Consultancy • A beginner's guide to blogging for business >> E-Consutancy • Are your Facebook friends really who they say they are? >> GigaOm • ITV picks Pluck to power viewers' interaction > paidContent • A social media election? Not this time >> paidContent • Sony disables PlayStation feature >> BBC • BBC's Anthony Rose joins Project Canvas >> Guardian • Christian Science Monitor: paywalls are not the answer >> Editors' Weblog • Google runs into China's 'great firewall' >> WSJ • Facebook veterans in venture capital spotlight >> Reuters • Meteo360: Augmented weather reality >> TechCrunch • Inc magazine experiments with virtual office >> NYTimes • Former MySpace exec teams with Yahoo star for new startup >> TechCrunch Via Delicious and Google Reader