These are my links for November 12th through December 16th:

• GOOD Magazine – Cracking content and, by the look of it, a wordpress install. V. nice
• Question of the week: Do local newspapers need state aid? – “IIn the current climate particularly the government should keep advertising and insist that local government continues to use local papers for planning applications and other public notices because there is a public interest in maintaining viable local and national media.” We don’t want aid we just want your money
• Can B2B magazine brands survive? « These Digital Times – “Even the names of the titles, particuarly some of the smaller ones, help since they often mirror key search phrases – Service Management, Security Management, Publican, Building.” Great point. via Adam Tinworth
• Money makes Video go round – Das fliegende Auge – Weblogs – DerWesten – Markus.Huendgen asks what the best model to fund online video is. By his reckoning they are loosing 300 euros on each video based on a CPM model to pay. So what do you do? Sponsorship? What happens when you have to write something bad about them?
• Journalistopia » 25+ of Danny’s Favorite Multimedia Tools – Loads of good stuff to play with here.
• Top 10 Mobile Web Products of 2008 – ReadWriteWeb – Plenty of stuff to play with over christmas along with links to other top tens
• Save B2B Publishing By Loving People – One Man and His Blog – “We need to shift the balance from topic first, person second, to person first and topic second in every element of our publishing process. Until we do that, I don’t think we’ll every escape the trap of sprinkling a wee bit of magic community dust on fundamentally Web 1.0 offerings and wondering why we struggle. ” Amen.
• Pew Internet: Future of the Internet – “The mobile device will be the primary connection tool to the internet for most people in the world in 2020.” And we’ll all be eating our meals as pills. Some interesting tidbits to whet your appetite for reading the whole report – well, maybe not that last one
• What your news organization can learn from the Crunchberry project – Invisible Inkling – Ryan’s take on the Newsmixer/crunchberry project. I agree that this should be a model that is explored further
• Socialreporter | Reflections on social reporting an event – Interesting stuff with a nice link to VideoBoo and associated software which I had never seen before. Thanks to Craig McGinty
• New Tricks: Break the Twitterfeed habit | Old Media, New Tricks – “sharing links with a human touch. It makes all the difference. Twitter is free. All you’re spending by doing it the right way is work hours. Do it — you’ll like the results.”
• The glittering allure of the mobile society | SMLXL – The glittering allure of anything to do with mobiles 🙂
• Strobist: Cheap, Soft, 360-Degree Light – A nice idea wich appeals to my heath robinson side
• Goodbye hyperlocal, hello microlocal | Holovaty.com – Interesting idea
• Making Documentary Videos: The Interview – A neat article on how to do a video interview. Try it and then break the rules
• Imprisoning journalists continues, especially online :: Demotix – Worrying news and, excuse the pithy connection, proof in any were needed that blogging is journalism
• Explaining Twitter to journalists | yelvington.com – A good go at describing twitter for journalists
• techvideoblog.com » Blog Archive » Online video sites HD quality comparison – A comparison of HD formats and quality – useful stuff
• HOW TO: Use Google Reader Like A Rockstar – A neat round up of Google Reader tips post the facelift
• Emily Bell: Kangaroo should not have been jumped on so soon | Media | The Guardian – Sensible stuff from Emily. I agree with her line. Ipalyer and Itunes have set the benchmark and a number or people have benefited from the development. So why kill something that will drive the industry fowrward in the same way?
• BNP Membership List Published: Analysis of Legal Position for Blogs | The Wardman Wire – An interesting take on the story de jour
• The Conversation Prism – Very nice diagram showing the different web platforms
• Twitter to journalists: Here’s how it’s done — Eat Sleep Publish – Comment and a nice collection of journalism related twitter goodness
• It’s Official: Pure Digital Launches the Flip Mino HD « NewTeeVee – And I just bought a flip . ARRRRRG.