The Digital Daily from CyberJournalist.net

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Must Reads for May 15th Posted: 16 May 2012 07:57 AM PDT Here are today’s must-read digital news stories from around the web: Microsoft’s Bing Search Engine Gets More Social – Katherine Boehret – The Digital Solution – AllThingsD Engagio Gives the Web a ‘Context’ Button An era of ‘spiky attention’ means live TV needs to be social (Wired UK) Panel Discusses Facebook’s Ability to Target Ads Externally | Adweek Facebook and Twitter Ad Spending to Double by 2016 [REPORT] Twitter and ESPN Plan Branded Campaigns Around TV Sports | Spark Capital Ross Levinsohn Lays Out His Vision for Yahoo (Before He Became CEO) | Digital – Advertising Age The Paradox of Twitter – Robert Wright – Technology – The Atlantic How to Recognize Disruptive Opportunities [VIDEO] New USA Today publisher Larry Kramer gets to apply his theories about newsroom evolution | Poynter. Adobe’s Updated Digital Publishing Suite Means More Magazines For The iPhone | TechCrunch ESPN’s Upfront Presentation Goes Long on Digital | Special Report: TV Upfront – Advertising Age Can Quora build a for-profit version of Wikipedia? — Tech News and Analysis Is Facebook a Passing Fad? Nearly Half of Americans Think So [STUDY] BBC’s Olympics will deliver an ‘online legacy’ – :: Future of Journalism Brad Garlinghouse Becomes CEO Of Booming File Sharing Site YouSendIt | TechCrunch Mayor Bloomberg Unveils New Map to Chart the Locations and Job Openings of NYC Tech Companies | Betabeat Video reveal: BBC super-sizing “the first truly digital Olympics” — paidContent

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