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Dave fleet wrote a blog post recently about how he doesn’t care how long you have been on Twitter. In the post he talks about how people who have been on Twitter a long time don’t appreciate those who are new to Twitter and that these newbs are soiling the sanctity of Twitter (paraphrasing). A comment on his post rationalized the situation to when people love a new band so much they tell all there friends but when the band gets big they call them “sellouts”.

Disclamer: I am a 23 year-old consumer of social media. I work professionally in social media. This blog post represents my personal opinion and probably a lot of other kids in my demographic. It you agree comment, if you disagree email me. :) JK do both.

Today Blellow.com launched. Blellow is potentially a freelancers dream. The site has a Twitter-esk platform that brings together collective knowledge in the effort of figuring out tough problems. I truly believe Blellow can make a huge impact on how freelancers work if they find the right people; people who want to share all the tricks of their trade.

Of course leave it to Shaquille O'Neal to invent a new use for Social Media. Yesterday @The_Real_Shaq posted this tweet.

I really like Twitpic. It is the definition of seamless integration. Twitpic is not self serving and provides a great service that has been made SO easy. I would recommend using it for all Twitter picture uploads. I just integrated Twitpic with my blog and I am very happy. Hook your blog up with Twitpic here. For best results use Twitpic from your Iphone or Blackberry, for clients check this out.

So obviously some people wasted a ton of money on their Super Bowl ad. Miller High Life in my mind scored a hit with their 1 second ad. It stayed with their brand image and saved them money. Not we get this viral video of what 1 seconds High Life ads didn't make it. Hilarious.
Enjoy:
Saw it first at: http://nidddles.wordpress.com/ Thanks Nidhi

Another season in the books. I will keep it short because it pains me to write about it. Our season was disappointing. We were given the wild card but we couldn't beat the Texans? You really don't deserve to be in the playoffs if you can't win in the clutch and that's what defined the Bears seasons. We lost when it was important. We blew late leads. Well enough sulking, here are my top highlights of the 2008 season. Bear Down Chicago!