A friend who was following less than 50 people on Twitter, once asked if I ever considered creating a “best of” Twitter account. Something that wouldn’t flood her Twitter stream.  I’m finally taking her advice, but delivering that list in this single (weekly?) blog post.

Here are my most clicked-on tweets from last week, according to the cli.gs URL shortener:

  1. Kevin Sablan
    ksablan RT @kevglobal: Knight Citizen News Network (freebie list): low-cost and no cost tools for citizen (and pro) journalists http://cli.gs/3Nv8Lt 31 May 2009 from web
  2. Kevin Sablan
    ksablan More than a little honored to make @louisgray‘s “Five Blogs Under the Radar: May 2009 Edition” http://cli.gs/BWebL7 01 Jun 2009 from web
  3. Kevin Sablan
    ksablan Fired Journalists Start Web Site, Make $42 A Week http://cli.gs/dqPGJq (via @sinanyuzakli ) 01 Jun 2009 from web
  4. Kevin Sablan
    ksablan RT @pdnonline: Multimedia journalists discover life after newspapers. http://cli.gs/A9ubV6 [Non-profits, corporations seeking storytellers] 03 Jun 2009 from web
  5. Kevin Sablan
    ksablan RT @NiemanLab: Exclusive: Alan Mutter is seeking capital from newspaper companies for a targeted-advertising venture http://cli.gs/rWhz0H 04 Jun 2009 from web
  6. Kevin Sablan
    ksablan An illustrated look at what future journalism might look like, from IDEO of Apple fame http://cli.gs/RrsPgr (via @udarrell ) 05 Jun 2009 from web

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If you’ve ever wondered where I find links to share on Twitter, notice that five out of  six of the links above came from other Twitter users. I’ve also created a Delicious network of people much smarter than me. You can check out links they’ve tagged “journalism.”

Let me know if you like this little roundup and I’ll do it again next week. If you prefer my old “Journalism links and Opportunities” format, I’ll bring that back next Monday, instead.

Here are some other blogs that regularly post link roundups related to journalism:

Do you know of other good link roundups? Built your own network? Share in the comments below.