These are my links for July 12th through July 13th:

• Modern Apprenticeship’s to be promoted through social networking sites – Dedicated Facebook page with Twitter updates will help promote Modern Apprenticeships programme
• How Facebook Increased General Election Voter Registration : Online Social Media – A report on Brad Insight, sourced from the Press Gazette, tells of a recent study from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism (RISJ). The study says that 97% of 18-24 year olds not only used Facebook during the general election, but also the main source of their political information was online.
• Facebook facing lawsuit as New Yorker claims 84% of firm | Technology | guardian.co.uk – Facebook is in court to defend yet another claim to ownership, this time from a web designer cum wood pellet distributor who says a previous contract entitles him to 84% of the company.
• Final countdown to the Live Every Litre online premiere | blog till you drop! –
• Wired City: Get Ready To Broadcast Your Life On The Internet, 24/7 – Artist and serial entrepreneur Josh Harris, who ventured into Internet TV when it was still in its nascent stage, is back with a new video chat TV project called Wired City, which will have video chat rooms organized into different categories, with a director controlling what is seen in each chat room.
• Tom Sutcliffe: Some people can live without the internet – Thomas Sutcliffe, Columnists – The Independent –