I attended (and very much enjoyed) the 2011 HASTAC Conference in Ann Arbor earlier this month. The keynotes are available online– make sure to check out Cathy Davidson’s and Siva Vaidhyanathan’s.
The conference twitter hastag (#hastac2011) was really active and includes lots of analysis and links for your reading pleasure.
Treasures from SUL’s Belfer Archive are now available daily on WAER and on a great newly-launched website: SoundBeat.org.
Check out yesterday’s episode, “The First Hillbilly To Own A Cadillac”.
More from SoundBeat on facebook & twitter.
The Future of the Book. from IDEO on Vimeo.
Flickr user Belacquashua has posted a great collection of book cover imagery spanning 1902 to the mid-1980s. I wonder how many of these editions are available in our collections at Bird. A must see for bibliophiles! 
Vintage Book Covers – a set on Flickr.
Also, there are some great Paris Review covers as well.
This looks really really cool… a story written in text messages collected by readers in locations throughout the city of Syracuse. Interesting that the messages are 156 characters long, since Twitter’s making 140 a standard now, but I suppose that’s more than 10% more goodness per message. @Sharplings writing what I think may be a joke novel on Twitter (search #FD, for Fuel Dump), but I’m much more interested in something interactive and local like this project by an SU creative writing student.
via the Post Standard (you’d think I woulda found out about this on campus!)
This year’s National Poetry Month poster is scary!:
Recent Books at Bird