Link Love: January 30

Here we are again, you guys. The end of another week (ohthankgod). It’s been a rough one, but the fact that I’ve been running around like a maniac working on multiple projects must mean that I’m doing something right.

Anyways. I’ve managed to pause here and there to squeeze some reading in:

• Folio’s User-Generated Content Getting Too Expensive
• The Golden Pencil’s Living the Freelance Life: Even Lone Wolves Need a Pack
• WordCount’s Stalking the reluctant source — 10 secrets to getting anybosy to talk
• ReadWriteWeb’s Blogging Days May Be Waning at AOL’s Weblogs, Inc.
• Mercenary Writer’s Press’s funny comic re-post
• JobMob’s Twitter: Why So Many People Don’t Get It
• Boomtown’s Exclusive: AOL to Lay Off 10 Percent of Staff, Cutting 700, Due to Ad Meltdown and a Refocusing on New Structure
• WordCount’s If you’re upgrading your writing career, j-school isn’t the answer
• Folio’s Upstart Women’s Magazine Shuts Print Down
• The Urban Muse’s The Paradox of Writing Personal Essays
• The New York Times’ Top Editor at Publishers Weekly is Laid Off
• Folio’s Conde Nast Eliminates CondeNet
• FreelanceSwitch’s Making Side Projects Work For You
• NetTuts’ 10 Awesome Ways to Integrate Twitter With Your Website
• WOW’s Get a Deadline and Get More Writing Done

Share your own favorite reads in the comments, along with whatever you’d like to brag about having accomplishes this week!