These are my links for August 31st from 09:08 to 12:50:

• Ask a Curator Day on Twitter on Spoonfed – Things to do in London – Wednesday 1st September is international Ask a Curator Day, and it's all taking place on good old Twitter. Loads of museums and galleries across the world are taking part to give you the opportunity to ask their experienced and respected curators those long-burning questions.
• WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange questioned by police | Media | guardian.co.uk – Police question WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on suspicion of molestation after complaints by women
• Digg Users Swamp Revamped Site with Reddit Links – Last week everyone was discussing and trying out the newly-redesigned Digg site which went live on 25 August. With changes like a new focus on social interaction and incorporating friends from Facebook, Twitter, and Google and an upgraded link submission, Kevin Rose, Digg’s co-founder and the rest of the Digg crew waited in anticipation to see our reaction. Unfortunately for some, it was like throwing gasoline on a fire.
• 10,000 Words: It helps to remember the ‘person’ in ‘personal branding’ | Journalism.co.uk Editors’ Blog – Building up a personal brand is not all about having a presence on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn – it is also about being a ‘person’ Mark Luckie reminds readers of his 10,000 Words blog in a post detailing the lessons he has learnt.
• Managing social media risks – Common social media strategies include maintaining a Facebook page or Twitter feed, or monitoring blog conversations; but in this age of social media proliferation, organizations are often exposed to significant cyber and reputational risks.
• The Lowdown on LinkedIn | Jonathan MacDonald –
• Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same – Today, Google will begin rolling out Priority Inbox for Gmail, a new feature for managing massive amounts of e-mail. Your inbox will never be the same again.