Research links of the week

Journalism:

Journalism 2.0: How to Survive and Thrive from Knight Citizen News Network, downloadable book.

Citizen Media Law Project's Legal Guide, interprets law for writers, publishers, bloggers, journalists. From Berkman Center and Knight Foundation.

Tools:

Information Trapping 2008 Style: Research Buzz's pointers on keeping up with websites and news.

Statistics:

National Transportation Statistics, updated to 2007.

Census Atlas of the United States new downloadable book.

Key Facts and Figures about Europe and the Europeans from Europa.

Business:

Justia News follows the court filings involving major tech companies, and many other current news categories.

Biz Journals' GClick Button, download this to put a button on your browser toolbar (IE only) for viewing in-depth information about the companies and executives referenced in any article.

News:

Silobreaker: News search engine with "unparalleled insight into news and current events" providing contextual and graphical search results. This one looks interesting.

Reports:

Great Lakes Danger Zones: Center for Public Integrity publishes this report prepared for the CDC, which was never published, "reportedly because it contains such potentially “alarming information” as evidence of elevated infant mortality and cancer rates."

Learning Unethical Practices from a Co-worker: The Peer Effect of Jose Canseco study from Institute for the Study of Labor.

And, uncatagorized but interesting:

LessJobsMoreWars.com.

World War One Color Photos: collected from various archives, mostly French army.