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Links on Twitter: Inbox of an accidental Facebook voyeur, publishers beware of Apple as news gatekeeper, AP to create products for new platforms

By Twitter Feb. 26, 2010, 6:19 p.m.

FT reports the AP prepares to charge for content on iPad http://j.mp/dluaIB »

In hopes of generating revenue for its members, AP forms a division to create products for new platforms http://j.mp/dluaIB »

Borrowing from Google, Twitter ads will appear in searches, keeping a 140-character formathttp://j.mp/cLQpkl »

A retroactive ban on racy iPhone apps should give publishers pause before handing over the reins of news to Apple http://j.mp/c2tbkW »

Check out the inbox of an accidental Facebook voyeur (and Lab alum @zseward) http://j.mp/afB9NF »

POSTED Feb. 26, 2010, 6:19 p.m.

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