links for 2009-07-14

• The Four Essential Apps for Distributed Teams >> ReadWrite Enterprise
• Vimeo To Begin Removing Source Files >> CenterNetworks
• FriendFeed Adds A Mob Tear Gas Option With “Disable Comments” >> TechCrunch
• DeskTube Offers Four-Way Video Chat While Watching YouTube Clips >> Mashable
• MyBlackBerry: RIM Social Network Launches >> ReadWrite Enterprise
• The natural evolution from side project to full-time business >> 37signals: Signal vs Noise blog
• TwitVid app lets you send iPhone videos to Twitter >> CNET Web Crawler blog
• Harry Potter Fans Plot #Dumbledore Twitter Takeover >> Mashable
• I’m calling a ‘time of death’ for London’s media industry. Episode 36. >> TechCrunch Europe
• Why do people read newspapers? >> Alex Linde
• The Death of the Download? >> confused of calcutta by JP Rangaswami
• Facebook stock trading open; valuation $6.5 billion >> CNet News – The Social blog
• Location-Based Services: Are You Using Them? >> Mashable
• HOW TO: Experience the Apollo 11 Moon Landing in Realtime >> Mashable
• Google Maps Knows Where You Are >> Programmable Web
• Comments Dead, Twitter Holds Smoking Gun >> ReadWriteWeb
• Seesmic Launches Web-Based Twitter Client & New Version of Seesmic Desktop >> Web2List
• European Publishers Band Together To Underscore Lack Of Understanding Search Engines, The Web >> TechCrunch
• The Time Has Come To Regulate Search Engine Marketing And SEO >> TechCrunch
• Scotsman: It’s been a journey, concludes blogging bus driver >> Scotsman
• Did Brüno get Twittered? >> Time
• Media Standards Trust calls for independent hacking inquiry >> Jon Slattery