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Links on Twitter: Future of media as events, ESPN’s competition for local sports markets, New Yorker cover drawn on iPhone

By Twitter Nov. 10, 2009, 10:42 p.m.

“What if the magazine, album, and novel of the future are the same thing? And what if they’re all events?” http://tr.im/EGJO »

Big day for collaborative journalism as Spot.Us-funded story is published in NY Times. @Digidave reflects http://tr.im/EFU4 »

Hitwise estimates that more than 25% of The Wall Street Journal’s traffic comes from Google http://tr.im/EFC8 »

In bid for local markets, ESPN expects heavy competition — foremost, from the sports leagues themselves http://tr.im/EGic »

Another New Yorker cover drawn on an iPhone, using the Brushes app. See it come together http://tr.im/EGof »

POSTED Nov. 10, 2009, 10:42 p.m.

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