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May 11, 2010, 6:22 p.m.

Links on Twitter: Twitter begins beta-testing new features, IBM debuts social media analytics tool, Foursquare tries to make “Places” more relevant

Google and Verizon are partnering to create a tablet computer (via @mashable) http://j.mp/a7PzHg »

Crowdsourcing goes global: The NYT’s “Moment in Time” http://j.mp/cZNHis »

Behold, the mother of all journo-tech conference calendars (via @knightfdn) http://j.mp/bE8if7 »

Foursquare tries to make “Places” more relevant to you http://j.mp/dkJGxo »

Check out the @NiemanLab chart in the sidebar of today’s Fallows/Google essay http://j.mp/bCMOoA »

Fancy charts: IBM debuts new social media analytics tool http://j.mp/cQAO9U »

Twitter begins beta-testing features “that make Twitter more useful for your business” http://j.mp/bMliAt »

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