The Daily Mac: 2010-01-21

paidContent.org’s nice summary of the NYT metering debate: http://is.gd/6IfUZ #
One Third of U.S. Internet Users Now Post Status Updates Once per Week http://is.gd/6IeSW #
Got a sticky-note? US DOJ report says that’s all it took for operators to illegally help the FBI obtain phone records http://is.gd/6I9ZB #
Beginning in 2011, I would like to be paid for my Tweets, unless you prefer to pay enough to have them printed and delivered to your house. #
The 3 Facebook Settings Every User Should Check Now http://bit.ly/6D1YEO #
If Your Kids Are Awake, They’re Probably Online http://bit.ly/6Lasxe #
Arianna: The most fascinating thing is the people who said no to blogging, then subsequently said yes. http://bit.ly/88OyLK #
mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/ Reactions Pour In to Times Announcement About Charging Online http://bit.ly/8cDmiZ #
Report: Media use by teens, tweens grows to 53 hours a week – Cell phones, computers, MP3 players consuming more time http://bit.ly/5egrLl #
Create your Iphone app right now. In ten minutes? http://isites.us/ $25 (Seems too easy, but I hope to give it a try tonight.) #
A Message from Arthur and Janet: Read NYT execs’ memo to staff about plans to charge for NYTimes.com http://bit.ly/8pMd9g #
We all have desires: NYT metered model ” driven by our desire to achieve additional revenue diversity..” http://bit.ly/6oat36 #
NYT Metered Model: Home delivery print subscribers will continue to have free access to NYTimes.com. http://bit.ly/6oat36 #
CONFIRMED: New York Times to Start Charging for Website in 2011 http://bit.ly/7ZC8Ne #
New 6.1-quake hits Haiti, people flee into streets http://bit.ly/6AfBMo #
Watch Obama’s State Of The Union Speech Live From Your iPhone Next Week http://bit.ly/54V2kI #