Really interesting article/video about the University of Kentucky's Children's Hospital child and adolescent behavioral health therapist and associate director of the Division of Adolescent Medicine and their views on social media and kids

An hour long talk by Peter Morville on his book Ambient Findability for GoogleTechTalks

Going along with the Shallow's argument about our changing ability to focus and shortening attention spans, this article addresses that, as well as communication problems.

The Shallows talks a lot about Google Books, and many of our books have addressed the issue of copyright. This is a really interesting article about "orphan books" and where they fall into this argument. (An orphan book is one that the copyright has not expired, but where they copyright holder is unknown or can't be found)

An article that goes a little more in depth about the social aspect/history of the Zooniverse project.

Call me a science geek but I think this is just too cool. With the advent of newer, more advanced technologies, Astronomers are running into an unusual problem--too much data to go through themselves.Their solutions has been to put it up online and let people (amateur, everyday people) help them out. I think it connects well to Shirky and Remix. Sure puts a whole new spin on "social science".

This is a really good article about ethics in the age of photoshop--the ultimate remixing tool!

CC made easy! Licenses designed specifically for remixing/re-use while protecting the original creator's desired rights (more or less)

An article about the Invisible Gorilla experiment. I think this is interesting not only because of the content, but of how widespread the access to this experiment has been--the youtube video has something like 3,095,286 hits.

Pretty long, but an interesting article by Naomi Baron that expands on what is written in "Always On" about the future of written culture.

An interesting article about just how much influence twitter has, and how much it can mess things up!

Really interesting article about the idea of conversational knowledge and wikis as information systems managing that knowledge.