This week’s recommended reading from your friends at Blogenberg…

• Twitter and Facebook can help improve your concentration?
• Why real marketing isn’t simply about throwing money around to herald your expertise.
• Reuters CEO Tom Glocer asks why the New York Times needs 6-700 journalists.
• A newspaper editor discusses how social media is improving their news reporting.
• In its effort to police its content more effectively (and profitably), the Associated Press seems to have forgotten that it has a YouTube channel.
• Get ready for the FTC to keep a closer eye on online viral marketing.
• We could tell you more about the CIA’s wikipedia-eque, Intellipedia, but then… well, you know.
• New York Magazine asks, “Do you own Facebook, or does it own you?“

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