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.

• Magnificent Seven for APIs
• Google finally intervenes to help developers in Lodsys patent lawsuit
• Mozilla Brings The Sign In Button To The Browser Level
• Scala: Do modifiers on functions really matter?
• Skimming Jonathan’s Card For Fun And Philanthrophy
• Cool idea: Communal broadband
• Strawberryj.am: Popular Links from Your Twitter Friends
• Google Adds Public Plus Posts to Social Search Results
• Are We Ready For A True Cloud Phone?
• What's Next for Google Labs Projects?
• Load testing? Try to take down your app for $1 with blitz.io
• Roku grabs $8M, weeks after releasing Roku 2
• Microsoft Bringing Hadoop Connectors to SQL Server
• Google Plus is Turning Mainstream (Traffic Numbers)
• From Big Data to NoSQL: The ReadWriteWeb Guide to Data Terminology (Part 3)
• Facebook Bans Netlog For Violating Its Policies
• Platform Updates: Operation Developer Love
• What Google Plus Needs to Do to Win Developers’ Hearts
• ACLU Questioning Local Law Enforcement’s Use of Location Data
• Faculty Institute brings faculty back to the drawing board
• Rethinking the food nutrition label
• Sprint to Enter Cloud Services Market Before 2012
• Tracking Commute Speeds and Slowness With Foursquare
• Introducing ASAP, an open source parallel assemble JRuby library
• Random Thoughts about Passwords
• Progress on HTML5 Microdata Could Revolutionize Web Queries
• Factual's Crosswalk API
• To all would-be Twitter competitors
• The 5 Phases of Big Data Adoption
• Galaxy Tab 10.1 could stay on sale in Netherlands as Apple, Samsung call semi-truce
• An interesting bug

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

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