October seems to be flying by so fast — we’ve skipped the Tweet Roundup for the whole month so far. Let’s play catch up now:

Here are the tweets from 9/28-10/2/2009:

• New iPhone App from @APStylebook, http://tinyurl.com/yco99sd (via @Poynter)
• Where the News Comes From — And Why It Matters: http://tinyurl.com/y9c6uw6 (via @pewresearch)
• An Interactive Map of Banned and Challenged Books http://ff.im/-8STLu (via @MLx)
• Social Networks, Blogs Grab Bigger Share of Web http://bit.ly/1m1vY (via @resourceshelf)
• Newspapers Go to Washington, http://bit.ly/3zcTmo (via @LISNews)
• Podcast: @LRainie on the role of librarians in navigating social networks & information overload in the digital age http://is.gd/3OQ1S
• RT @pewresearch News media is less influential in shaping Americans views on health care than on other issues.http://tinyurl.com/yam5xce
• Hectic Life of Working Women: http://bit.ly/3Nacpf
• CUNY J-School Research adjunct Anne Mintz honored by Special Libraries Association: http://bit.ly/3dt4VS
• Value of Information, http://bit.ly/w9Neu (via Stephen’s Lighthouse)
• Google Launches 9 New Ways to Search – http://bit.ly/jYdjs (via @mashable)
• From the Research Center’s Blog: Need help starting your research? http://bit.ly/2jaPbx
• Death of the Newspaper, http://bit.ly/131HNs
• My “Dare to Dream” Journalism Curriculum, http://bit.ly/13B2pC (via The Changing Newsroom Blog)
• Check out Reinventing the Newsroom, http://reinventingthenewsroom.wordpress.com/

Here are the tweets from 10/5-10/9/2009:

• Covering the Great Recession: How the Media Have Depicted the Economic Crisis http://tinyurl.com/ybhkyr3 (via @pewresearch)
• Condé Nast to Close Gourmet, Cookie and Modern Bride – http://bit.ly/OFozY
• The Puzzle of Social Media, Opinions and Personality http://bit.ly/3ihazh (via @jasoncfry)
• NAA on copyrighting news Web sites http://bit.ly/49DReC
• Following Obama Nobel Prize news, Pew posts summer survey on global confidence in Obama: http://bit.ly/9JCrd

And, now we are back up to date with the latest week 10/12-10/16/2009:

• Are you more news-savvy than the average American? http://bit.ly/bvUd8 (via @pewresearch)
• Verification in the Age of Twitter: http://bit.ly/xdmqK

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