Stephen Tall

Here’s today’s hand-picked selection that caught my interest…

• New Year’s resolutions for technology in 2013. – Slate Magazine
  “Forget Inbox Zero. Get off Twitter.” by @fmanjoo > http://buff.ly/Zk4zqx Cdn’t live with a messy inbox. Cd live without Twitter.
• UK Polling Report
  Actually @antonyjwells’ headline isn’t strictly accurate. But the content’s spot-on > ‘Well, SOMEBODY has to win’ http://buff.ly/UmIml1
• Unemployment: Getting out of the dole-drums | The Economist
  The best solution to l-t unemployment? A war > http://buff.ly/ZjXgiB Suddenly The Sun’s Argy diplomacy makes sense http://bit.ly/RwpOS8
• The fiscal cliff: Bipolar disorder | The Economist
  Really interesting Econ article w lessons for UK: “Closely split, highly polarised electorates are a global phenomenon” http://buff.ly/TMPWHg
• The New York Times – Breaking News, World News & Multimedia
  Were Obama’s Early Ads Really the Game Changer? – http://nyti.ms/Zjjcu8 http://buff.ly/X4tzRY < No, says Nate Silver
• The logic of David Cameron's cry for optimism is: vote Labour | Gaby Hinsliff | Comment is free | The Guardian
  Unconvinced by @gabyhinsliff theory that ‘voter optimism depends on politicians capable of making things better’ http://buff.ly/UrVd77 >
• BBC iPlayer – Numb: Simon Amstell Live at the BBC
  If you like your humour dark*, you’ll like this > Numb: Simon Amstell Live at the BBC http://buff.ly/Ul18t0 (* and funny).
• The Guardian speaks up for paedophiles, flirts with anti-Semitism and jumps on every crazy Leftist bandwagon in sight. What happened to quality control? – Telegraph Blogs
  “In recent years The Guardian has replaced comment with trolling” http://buff.ly/ZfUTgL Says the Telegraph. #potkettle