I think that people are not linking to blogs and websites as much as they used to before the advent of Twitter.  As people have noted in the comments section of this blog, it’s become far too easy to ReTweet or Tweet a link instead of creating a link from within a website.

One of my resolutions for 2010 is to link to other people more often within Broadcasting Brain.  Here are some interesting and worthwhile links that I’ve found recently that I want to share with you.

SPOS #184 – Social Media Exploration With Jason Falls – the Six Pixels of Separation podcast features an interesting and thoughtful interview with Jason Falls of Social Media Explorer, LLC where they talk about social media, digital marketing, and so on.

How I Wrote a $30,000 eBook (And You Can Too) – Glen Allsopp‘s post is worth reading if only for the amount of detail he puts into this post.  I don’t know if you’re interested in publishing an eBook or not, but this is a fascinating case study.  I met Glen in person recently and he’s a smart guy who’s going to go far.

You Are What You Choose To Care About – Justin Kownacki has become one of my new favorite bloggers and this post is a good example.  I love this parting thought from his post:  Whatever you choose to care about, or whether you choose to care about nothing at all, remember one thing: nobody can make you care.  Except you.  And that makes caring the only true freedom we have.

Lucas Looks Back On Movie-Making – interview with Fresh Air’s Terry Gross – some really cool thoughts and info shared by the celebrated filmmaker and creator of Star Wars.  Available via podcast.

Just How Bad Is The Overshare? – Ian Rountree gives a thoughtful analysis of how we share (sometimes too much) via social media.

I hope you enjoy these posts and podcasts – I did!