Top 5 June 7, 2010

by Craig Silverman, June 7, 2010

iPhone 4
Better battery, camera, videoconferencing, and more
Nielsen going public
Biggest media IPO in a while
FiveThirtyEight moves to NYT
Times begins hosting the blog, Nate Silver to contribute to paper, magazine
Online-only Christian Science Monitor
Detailed piece about the paper's experiment
Zuckerberg grilled at D8
Mossberg and Swisher put him on the hot seat

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