Caffeinated is a beautiful Google Reader client that seamlessly syncs with your Google Reader account. Caffeinated supports sending to your favourite social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter and also bookmarking / read it later services such as Instapaper and Read It Later. Caffeinated also allows customisation of the reading view, you can create themes or modify existing ones for your viewing pleasure.

As Facebook heads for its 100 billion dollar flotation, Emily Maitlis updates her recent documentary on the prospects for Mark Zuckerberg's social network phenomenon. She examines how Facebook, now with 900 million users, plans to earn the billions its new investors will expect from it. With exclusive access to Mark Zuckerberg and senior executives, Emily tells the Facebook story, and reports on its challenge - to build its advertising business from the personal information its users provide, without losing their trust.

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In Up and Running with Photoshop Lightroom 4, author Jan Kabili introduces the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom features for organizing, enhancing, and sharing digital photos and video clips. The course shows how to import photos and video clips from a camera and from a hard drive, explaining how Lightroom catalogs work along the way, and how to manage and organize photos and video clips with the Library module

"Learn in a compact and clear way, how to use social media marketing success for your company. Anne Simon and Nicole grabs you live on screen to explain the various platforms and services and show you how to use tools for social media monitoring and performance review properly. They learn in comprehensive workshops on how to locate your target audience, define marketing objectives and derive your own social media strategy. This training will give you a particularly entertaining than eight hours of concentrated practice, knowledge of social media experts. With numerous case studies and best practices. "

Is HTML5 ready for production? How will it affect mobile development? OSCON 2011 took a long and lively look at HTML5, and with this video compilation, you’ll benefit from several OS professionals who have put HTML5 to the test.