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.

• The Second Year
• Steve Jobs helped Google’s Page, Facebook’s Zuckerberg to “repay” Silicon Valley
• Why Portals are not dead
• How much architecture is enough?
• MetroPCS interested in buying AT&T/T-Mobile assets
• Facebook Testing “Facebook Credits for Websites” That Helps Third-Party Sites Sell Virtual Goods
• Foursquare celebrates its over 1 billion check-ins with a #4sqVid
• Encryption, Passcode & Physical Security Flaws Found in iOS 5
• East coast companies need to win at home in talent war
• Cloudian Partnership Opens Up NoSQL Treasure Trove for OpenStack
• Dropbox’s Mobile API Gets A Security Boost (And Is Now Mobile Web-Friendly)
• iOS developers said to earn more from app sales than Google makes from its mobile business
• Steve Jobs wanted to revolutionize textbooks next
• Squarespace 6: Rebuilt From The Ground Up To Take On WordPress, Tumblr And Everyone Else
• Your cell phone doesn’t give you cancer, 18-year Danish study shows
• Acer: The Losses Will Continue, But Things Are Getting Better
• Publishing News: The news is free but the API will cost you
• Amazon Spins Up Microsoft SQL Server 2012 on AWS for Testing
• Inside Network Is Hiring Writers to Cover Facebook and Mobile Apps — Apply Now
• Why women should pick science & math degrees over liberal arts
• Platform Updates: Operation Developer Love
• Social network popularity around the world in 2011
• We’re looking for an editorial assistant who knows HTML, CSS, and has an eye for design
• Google drops Chromebook business, education subscription-only policy, lets them pay up front
• Hadapt raises $9.5M for Hadoop data warehouse

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

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