Loving Links

1. Mashable – 7 Ways to Create Your Own Digg Clone
Use one of these tools to create your own Digg clone

2. Read/Write Web – Mobile Web Trends & Products, March ‘08 Update
The latest data on the mobile internet

3. Read/Write Web – Facebook vs Asia’s Top Social Networks
Facebook isn’t as popular as others in Asia

4. The Times – The new dotcom boom
An analysis piece of the British start up industry

5. Digital Inspiration  – The Best Online Tools To Help You Know Everything About Web Sites
Some tools of analysis for websites

6. Pro Blogger – Should I Change My Website Into a Blog?
A look at whether to design a blog or website

7. Daily Telegraph – The 101 most useful websites
A list of useful websites, from the Telegraph

Loving Links

1. Mashable – YouTube Insights Gives Users Metrics for Their Videos
YouTube invests in a statistic package for users

2. Guardian – ‘It’s a way of making the web better by making it more social’
Don’t understand OpenSocial? Have a listen to this interview

3. 24/7 Wall Street – The Twenty-Five Most Valuable Blogs
Another list of influential blogs

4. Comment is Free – Blogging city hall
The blogosphere is having an effect on the London Mayoral debate

Loving Links

1. Techcrunch UK – Facebook’s not dead. It was just resting
Facebook remains popular, despite media reporting otherwise

2. Techcrunch – Microsoft Embracing Data Portability? Partnerships WIth Facebook, Bebo, Hi5, LinkedIn and Tagged
Your data is being increasingly shared across networks, whether you like it or not

3. Silicon – Google, Yahoo! and MySpace announce OpenSocial Foundation
OpenSocial, the open web initiative, starts making waves

4. Media Bullseye – Friendfeed 101
Friendfeed is the latest social networking tool worth taking note of, have a go

A vote winner if I’ve ever seen one

The ongoing credit crunch debate is something which is likely to linger on for a while, so the Conservatives have done well to focus on the rising cost of living under Gordon Brown. The perceived management of the economy has always been the Prime Minister’s greatest achievement, and now with it being somewhat unstable we are starting to see cracks within it and his track record. It is obvious that people are finding it increasingly hard to live and day-to-day expenses are going up quite substantially, and this will get worse, so the tories are absolutely right to focus on such an issue. This is a key vote winner for the Conservatives and it is also further proof that the current government is losing touch and control. Unstable times are ahead.

Loving Links

1. Swotti – A Semantic Opinions Aggregator
A new neat little tool that aggregates reviews of products

2. Read/Write Web – The Conversation Has Left the Blogosphere
A blog post that states that the online conversation is in more places than just the blogosphere

3. Techcrunch – At Launch, Mytopia Shows Social Networks How To Play Nicely Together
A sign of things to come, an application that sites across multiple social networks

4. Media Bullseye – Linked In Now Features Company Profiles

5. Daily Mail – ‘Silver surfers’ spending two hours a day on the internet

6. Guardian – Warning to parents over children ‘being raised online’
Children are now influenced more by their online experiences than anywhere else