Welcome to the second installment of Five for Friday, hopefully you enjoy these stories that you may have missed.

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Relief for Twitter headaches – Interesting piece from the Journal on Monday. As the wave of social media continues to grow, especially with Twitter it makes it increasingly difficult to manage and there is a need for better tools to help streamline the process. Co-Tweet is a service that I’ve been using for a while now and am glad to see that they are getting some good ink on their great product.

A social media strategy checklist – This one comes via @prsarahevans Commentz. The article asks the question that no company seems to want to ask (or understand) why are we jumping into social media & how should we be doing it? My favorite line is: spending money on social media going to provide better ROI (define) than other forms of advertising you could be spending money on?

Make social media a business tool, not a distraction – From Wednesday’s Miami Herald, an interesting read on how some of their staffers incorporate and balance social media into their lives. This seems to be a hot button issue right now and it’s interesting to see main-stream papers jumping onto the bandwagon.

Top 10 Kanye West Parodies – Our friends at Mashable definitely don’t disappoint with this photo montage of the week’s most over-publicized happening. But do you think Shaq would sit there and let him talk smack?

Phillies Dad-Daughter Share moment in the spotlight – OK if you haven’t seen the clip of the dad catching the ball at a Fighting Phils game, giving it to his

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daughter only to have her drop it to the ground, you must be dead or at least without TV or the Internet. It may seem like a missed chance on a great souvenir, but the little gal gained her and her dad some notoriety across the Web in viral gold, but also were invited back to a game, shown on TV and given great swag. On top of all those things, the whole family gained an experience of a lifetime.

Welcome to the second installment of Five for Friday, hopefully you enjoy these stories that you may have missed.

Image - www.stuartlow.me.uk

Relief for Twitter headaches – Interesting piece from the Journal on Monday. As the wave of social media continues to grow, especially with Twitter it makes it increasingly difficult to manage and there is a need for better tools to help streamline the process. Co-Tweet is a service that I’ve been using for a while now and am glad to see that they are getting some good ink on their great product.

A social media strategy checklist – This one comes via @prsarahevans Commentz. The article asks the question that no company seems to want to ask (or understand) why are we jumping into social media & how should we be doing it? My favorite line is: spending money on social media going to provide better ROI (define) than other forms of advertising you could be spending money on?

Make social media a business tool, not a distraction – From Wednesday’s Miami Herald, an interesting read on how some of their staffers incorporate and balance social media into their lives. This seems to be a hot button issue right now and it’s interesting to see main-stream papers jumping onto the bandwagon.

Top 10 Kanye West Parodies – Our friends at Mashable definitely don’t disappoint with this photo montage of the week’s most over-publicized happening. But do you think Shaq would sit there and let him talk smack?

Phillies Dad-Daughter Share moment in the spotlight – OK if you haven’t seen the clip of the dad catching the ball at a Fighting Phils game, giving it to his

Image - Yahoo! Sports

daughter only to have her drop it to the ground, you must be dead or at least without TV or the Internet. It may seem like a missed chance on a great souvenir, but the little gal gained her and her dad some notoriety across the Web in viral gold, but also were invited back to a game, shown on TV and given great swag. On top of all those things, the whole family gained an experience of a lifetime.

Welcome to the second installment of Five for Friday, hopefully you enjoy these stories that you may have missed.

Image - www.stuartlow.me.uk

Relief for Twitter headaches – Interesting piece from the Journal on Monday. As the wave of social media continues to grow, especially with Twitter it makes it increasingly difficult to manage and there is a need for better tools to help streamline the process. Co-Tweet is a service that I’ve been using for a while now and am glad to see that they are getting some good ink on their great product.

A social media strategy checklist – This one comes via @prsarahevans Commentz. The article asks the question that no company seems to want to ask (or understand) why are we jumping into social media & how should we be doing it? My favorite line is: spending money on social media going to provide better ROI (define) than other forms of advertising you could be spending money on?

Make social media a business tool, not a distraction – From Wednesday’s Miami Herald, an interesting read on how some of their staffers incorporate and balance social media into their lives. This seems to be a hot button issue right now and it’s interesting to see main-stream papers jumping onto the bandwagon.

Top 10 Kanye West Parodies – Our friends at Mashable definitely don’t disappoint with this photo montage of the week’s most over-publicized happening. But do you think Shaq would sit there and let him talk smack?

Phillies Dad-Daughter Share moment in the spotlight – OK if you haven’t seen the clip of the dad catching the ball at a Fighting Phils game, giving it to his

Image - Yahoo! Sports

daughter only to have her drop it to the ground, you must be dead or at least without TV or the Internet. It may seem like a missed chance on a great souvenir, but the little gal gained her and her dad some notoriety across the Web in viral gold, but also were invited back to a game, shown on TV and given great swag. On top of all those things, the whole family gained an experience of a lifetime.

Welcome to the second installment of Five for Friday, hopefully you enjoy these stories that you may have missed.

Image - www.stuartlow.me.uk

Relief for Twitter headaches – Interesting piece from the Journal on Monday. As the wave of social media continues to grow, especially with Twitter it makes it increasingly difficult to manage and there is a need for better tools to help streamline the process. Co-Tweet is a service that I’ve been using for a while now and am glad to see that they are getting some good ink on their great product.

A social media strategy checklist – This one comes via @prsarahevans Commentz. The article asks the question that no company seems to want to ask (or understand) why are we jumping into social media & how should we be doing it? My favorite line is: spending money on social media going to provide better ROI (define) than other forms of advertising you could be spending money on?

Make social media a business tool, not a distraction – From Wednesday’s Miami Herald, an interesting read on how some of their staffers incorporate and balance social media into their lives. This seems to be a hot button issue right now and it’s interesting to see main-stream papers jumping onto the bandwagon.

Top 10 Kanye West Parodies – Our friends at Mashable definitely don’t disappoint with this photo montage of the week’s most over-publicized happening. But do you think Shaq would sit there and let him talk smack?

Phillies Dad-Daughter Share moment in the spotlight – OK if you haven’t seen the clip of the dad catching the ball at a Fighting Phils game, giving it to his

Image - Yahoo! Sports

daughter only to have her drop it to the ground, you must be dead or at least without TV or the Internet. It may seem like a missed chance on a great souvenir, but the little gal gained her and her dad some notoriety across the Web in viral gold, but also were invited back to a game, shown on TV and given great swag. On top of all those things, the whole family gained an experience of a lifetime.