I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my Google Reader shares.

• Visualization of the Week: Visualizing the Library Catalog
• Banjo Now Lets You Stalk Locations, And the People There
• Chromebooks Could Automatically Delete User Data
• Samsung Galaxy S II to launch in the US on August 29
• The Fab.com Social Design Commerce Index: July 2011
• Has Engage, Evolve and Execute Replaced Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt at Microsoft?
• Google Videos Brings Movie Rentals to Android Phones
• Setting Up Your Accounting System
• Web And Scripting Programming Language Job Trends – August 2011
• Open Research: A Framework for Social Analytics
• Facebook, Google share startup buying strategies
• Wolfram Alpha adds powerful, interactive search results
• MySpace goes down, visitors confuse error message with hack
• An Introduction to Vaadin
• Could a free iCloud iPhone accompany the iPhone 5? Maybe
• It’s coming: The emergence of second-class mobile citizens
• TornadoGuard
• SETI comes back from the financial dead, gets a check from Jodie Foster
• Google Chrome Beta Now Supports C/C++
• Nichenet Announces The Launch of New Media News Site Medacity
• Join this page to learn about our HBase efforts. There is a lot of interesting w…
• Temporary tattoos fitted with electronics make flexible, ultrathin sensors
• Apple working on pico-projector tech for iPhone, Mac
• Google Plus Tells Pseudonym Lovers to Shove It
• Update to Sessions in Google Analytics
• Making Games Better
• Fresh Meat for DevBeat
• Android 4.0 ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ images and details revealed
• From Big Data to NoSQL: The ReadWriteWeb Guide to Data Terminology (Part 2)
• Amazon’s Latest Outages Raise Questions About the Cloud’s Stability
• Privacy, Advertising, and Putting Members First
• SeatGeek Redesigns Its Ticket Marketplace, Launches Sponsor Platform
• Google Apps gets Google’s updated Gmail, Calendar and Google Docs
• Facebook And Google Duke It Out Over Gaming (Same Day Announcements, Zynga?)
• Google+ represents a big chance for diversification in games
• Google+ gets games, promises that they won’t be annoying
• Games in Google+: fun that fits your schedule
• Gartner Adds Big Data, Gamification, and Internet of Things to Its Hype Cycle
• PouchDB: A Portable Implementation of CouchDB in JavaScript
• Javascript Unit Test Environment (JUTE) Now Open!
• Three Web Apps Specifications Advance to Proposed Recommendation
• A Sign of Things to Come: Google Books Gets Support for Easy Google+ Sharing
• Making Apps on Facebook more engaging and social
• Share Your Favorite Books with Literary Circles on Google+
• HTML5 – A Wonder Drug
• New Twitter Analytics Tool Helps You Decide Whom To Follow
• Building better web apps with a new Chrome Beta

I hope you enjoy today’s items, and please participate in the discussions on those sites.

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