Every weekday I send out a few links I'm interested in to my followers on twitter. You can sign up to follow them on Twitter here. I'll also compile them and publish them every day on our site for those who can't or won't use Twitter. It also puts them into our database so I can find them again. Twitter appears not to have a memory... There's no narrative or background. Just a series of often un-related links. I'll keep updating through the day. Here's my 90 at 9 video rounding up the key news overnight: Dow up; NZ$ up and Key attacks tax rorts Interest.co.nz has just launched an Australian version called www.interestratenews.com.au Check out the beta here RT @trentmankelow: How to Create Government Websites That Don't Suck PSIS and Public Trust join the rest and put up their longer term mortgage rates And bank term deposit rates are on the rise too. Here Raboplus hikes 5 yr rate to 6.55% Here's my Top 10 at 10: IMF debt fears; German credit crunch; Lost US decade? Dilbert BNZ's Tony Alexander says in the Waikato Times 'we are out of the woods' and people should snap up 'cheap assets' RT @ozdj: Reserve Bank of Australia note printer once paid A$500k to a 'white witch' new age consultant RT @idealogmag: RT @twfynz: congratulating @gnat on being elected to InternetNZ council (great stuff!) RT @xebidy: Classic video - boy goes travelling in Europe for two weeks - girlfriend gets angry: (HIlarious) RT @markcubey: Enjoyed this - (here's link for sourcing on social media facts video) RT @Visible_Banking: 28 Reasons Why The CEO Is Afraid Of Social Media by @jeffbullas This is a case of a parliamentary press gallery journo knowing a lot the reader doesn't. Here's my new NZHerald blogpost asking if the RBNZ should print money too to drag the NZ dollar down Here is @jeffjarvis on hyperlocal news streams. A replacement for local newspapers?
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