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.

• Sign of the times: Data now makes up 97% of UK mobile operator Three’s traffic
• AT&T Reveals First LTE Phones: HTC Vivid and Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket
• The Guardian’s N0tice could be a great replacement for local newspapers
• CMO’s are at the Crossroads of Customer Transactions and Engagement
• Pre-IPO Angie’s List Is The Latest Tech Company To List On The Nasdaq
• Apkudo helps Android devs with the fragmentation testing blues
• No Excuses. National Just Write Month!
• Social ebooks service OpenMargin opens to all, turning books into conversations
• Google Tests a New Navigation Bar
• How do Startups Hire the Right People?
• Update for Offline Google Docs
• Datameer Is the First BI/Analytics Platform Built Natively on Hadoop
• VP Engineering Vs CTO
• Trick or Trade?
• Data Analysis 101: Seven Simple Mistakes That Limit Your Salary
• Two Important Events in the NoSQL World
• Your Kindle becomes a little heavier when you load it up with ebooks. Seriously!
• OrderWithMe Offers Wholesale Group Buying For Small Businesses
• AlphaOutlook Offers Social Media Monitoring In China
• A Weirdo’s World
• Mentorship in Software Craftsmanship – part 3
• Understanding Git – Good references
• Reddit did 1.8 BILLION page views in the last 30 days, with 28m unique visitors
• Apple reportedly producing MacBook Air-like 15-inch notebooks
• Alternative Literature
• New MobiUs Browser For iOS Makes Mobile Web Apps Act More Like Native Apps
• Ubuntu plans move into mobile, targets Android
• A note to Dave Winer and Fred Wilson
• Competing Against The Big Guys
• Are new technologies making us happier?

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

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