A random mix of things we have read and liked this past week.
US Magazines suffer record decline in ad revenues (Warc)
Facebook Touches Yahoo. Google Shivers (Penn Olson)
Netflix Solidifies Its TV Position Against Apple, YouTube (Business Insider)
Nintendo Wii to Add Netflix Service for Streaming Video (NY Times, via @Andreas_Wiss)
The State of Online Video: Getting Paid for Content (TechCrunch)
Bears at the door - Nokia tries to reinvent itself (The Economist)
Android Surges Among Handset Purchasers (eMarketer)
Why 3D Became the Big Trend at CES (WEPC)
America's Tweethearts (Vanity Fair, via @vassaeggen)
How journalists can use augmented reality (the Guardian)
Disney outlines mobile strategy (Mobile Marketer)
This Valentine's Day, Hallmark Launches AR Greeting Cards (ReadWriteWeb)
Amazon Opens Up Kindle Digital Text Platform To Authors Outside The U.S. (TechCrunch)
People still mostly buy physical copies of games (Joystiq)
More lightweight:
En inspirerande bok om infografik (in Swedish, via @vassaeggen)
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