Act one – The audience picks the ending. Everyone sorta Yawns as all the B-roll stock just get’s recycled.

Act two – The audience is the movie.

HTTP://WWW.LOST-IN-VAL-SINESTRA.COM/024564C52E6E76AEAE

Publish2 goes long this week at Techcrunch Disrupt.

we’re announcing the launch of Publish2 News Exchange, a platform aimed at disrupting the Associated Press monopoly over content distribution to newspapers.

From the source.

Some startups, hash #tcdisrupt.

Brother Kevin will be chef’n it up on Good Morning San Diego tomorrow at 8am. Show page: http://www.kusi.com/news/goodmorning. If you have the inclination, drop the show-team a line to encourage them to video-encode the segment: planner -at- kusi.com.

Nice going bro. Show-em how us Winston boys roll.

This Twitter infographic on Mashable tells the age-old story – half our media is working, just not sure which half.

Anime jumps the shark – with a little help from Spiderman’s girlfriend Kirsten Dunst.

In today’s “Young Voices” section of the Charlotte Observer we find this little nugget:

(Name redacted to protect innocence)
“To us, blogging is old news. We teens prefer Facebook over blogging. Why do we like Facebook better? Facebook doesn’t obligate us to think about what we are saying, whereas blogging does. TEENS DO NOT LIKE THINKING OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL.”

Shouting transcribed from original. Title case due to my lazy CSS settings.

Now. I have to hand it to her, she hit the nail on the head – blogging is harder – blogging does require you to think – and yes, Facebook is a much more convenient way to opine. But wow, that last line just hangs there a bit huh.

Just ran across a new social startup. Seems to have a heavy job / recruiting influence. Well implemented, especially to be so under the radar.

http://www.onecubicle.com/

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