This week’s recommended reading from the folks at Blogenberg (sorry we’re late this week)…

• The Atlantic asks: “Is Google making us dumber?“
• John Jantsch helps businesses understand the hierarchy of social media.
• Learn business and leadership lessons from George Washington in this BNET podcast.
• National Geographic has posted this striking series of photos showing how Africa has changed over the last 35 years.
• If you haven’t been following NASA’s updates on its Mars rover, Phoenix, check out Phoenix’ website (and follow the rover on twitter - we do! It’s a great example of how a federal agency can test the online social networking waters).
• On The Media takes an interesting look at why MSNBC’s ratings are up and considers what the long-term impact on the network will be.
• New research suggests that instead of trying to remember that thing on the tip of your tongue, you should just look it up… right way.

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