I hope you’re enjoying your Martin Luther King Jr holiday. I confess that MLK’s legacy was lost on me, until I moved to the US. If you’re not sure of all Dr. King achieved, you can check it out here.
In the meantime, here are today’s picks:
- Jeremiah Owyang invites you to join a webinar on social media measurement, hosted by Forrester and Dow Jones.
- Is Nokia considering investing and partnering with Facebook?
- SEMDirector has re-branded as Covario–which means what exactly?
- It looks like Google has allowed IncrediMail back into AdSense. No details one what IncrediMail did wrong, but we doubt investors will be keen to get its stock price back to where it was before.
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Jayson Says:
January 22nd, 2008 at 3:52 pm
Martin Luther King was an amazing man. Forget about what he did for the African American population and you still have one of the most influential men in the history of civil rights. We need another MLK -