Some interesting links that have made it to my delicious account today:

• The Online Community Cookbook – I’d forgotten about this but a quick scan through reminded me of what a neat resource this was. Even if the ideas may not fit for you the disscussion richens the mix
• The Editorialiste: Andrew Sullivan: “Blogs Herald a Golden Era for Journalism” – So, blogs are dead are they?
• Welcome to EditGroove Software! – A couple of the edit/video blogs have picked this up. But if you haven’t seen it, Editgroove is a user mnager for FCP
• Why it’s worth it to buy decent gear. – Over on the MediaStorm blog, Bob Sacha defends the quality idea. Do I agree? I’m not saying. But it does illustrate teh diversity of the approach to video and the idea of the web as platform for content
• Microblogging Tools for your Newsroom – Ryan Sholin, blogging on Mediashift, rounds up some microblogging tools that might take your fancy
• Journalists are Sense-Makers, not Messengers « Just Another Meme Vector – More from Mr Trippenbach. This time he muses on the role of journalists in the changing media landscape
• Solving the UGC Problem « Just Another Meme Vector – Phil Trippenbach has some good ideas on how the games world can help us manage communities on websites
• You don’t own this corner anymore – Mindy McAdams’ great post that echoes my feelings about the ‘copy them’ rather than innovate culture
• Microsoft Puts Weight Behind Open Source Projects With Web Platform Installer – This could be the way I have been looking for to play with Django
• macVCR – Looks like an interesting mac based screen recorder
• What’s Next After Web 2.0 – ReadWriteWeb – Keep this away from execs in media companies but for the less reactionary it’s an interesting read.
• Trinity Mirror’s Sly Bailey wades into row over BBC local video plans – Regional press contiinue to fail to see the opportunity here. Decide to concentrate instead on BBC bashing.”