Thought For The Day: "Many people say nothing. Few of them are quiet about it."

• Will Work for Praise: The Web’s Free-Labor Economy
  "User generated content" is the key to riches. At some point, the free labor pool just might wise up.
   
• On Twitter, Followers Aren’t Really Friends
  Silicon Valley is a tiny, self absorbed place. This article showcases a study of influence in Twitter networks. It’s a response to a valley-centric debate about the relative "authority" of a tweet. It’s interesting to note that the dynamics of online community have remained unchanged for 25 years. The pool of people who understand those dynamics grows incrementally while membership grows logarithmically.
   
• Microsoft outlines pay-per-use PC vision
  Maybe this is how you pay for cloud recruiting and cloud computing.
   
• The Future Of Social Search (Or Why Google Should Buy Facebook)
  Watch the geeks debate the merits of a Facebook acquisition
   
• Chad gets some NPR (National Public Radio)
  Sergeant Chad talks about Job Central, Direct Employers and efforts to help returning vets find work.