This week flew by and I was able to get a bunch of things done as work was very slow. I am very happy to have finally caught up on things (well everything except my email).  I’m looking forward to gorging myself on food and drink this weekend while catching up with family. How about you any big plans? Hopefully you have a safe weekend and we can chat next week. Here is this week’s edition of Five for Friday, complete with an Elf Yourself greeting from Mrs. Espo, Mookie and me.

3 New knowledge layers about Twitter – This is a great post from Geoff Livingston on some interesting facts about Twitter. While it should not surprise me, I am still open-jawed when I see the statistic of 48 percent of users checking in less than once a week.

Top 2% of Twitter Users Generate 58% of Tweets – Going along with the statistics vibe from Geoff’s post above, this Sophos study shows that 22.5 percent of Twitter users account for 90% of the Tweets on the micro blogging site.

These Apps Are Rampantly Stealing Your Info Without Permission – After seeing this graphic and article from Gizmodo, I may have to think twice before running Pandora on my Droid or iTouch.

Twitter as a tool for relationship marketing – I saw this link in a Facebook group from Antonia Harler and wanted to check it out as it was a glimpse into a thesis for her university studies. While the post just scratches the surface of the data, I am hooked and would like to see more.

Future Kings and Paupers: Why Making $1,000,000 is Only the Beginning – The title sounds daunting and possibly scary.  Read if you think it may apply to you.

This week flew by and I was able to get a bunch of things done as work was very slow. I am very happy to have finally caught up on things (well everything except my email).  I’m looking forward to gorging myself on food and drink this weekend while catching up with family. How about you any big plans? Hopefully you have a safe weekend and we can chat next week. Here is this week’s edition of Five for Friday, complete with an Elf Yourself greeting from Mrs. Espo, Mookie and me.

3 New knowledge layers about Twitter – This is a great post from Geoff Livingston on some interesting facts about Twitter. While it should not surprise me, I am still open-jawed when I see the statistic of 48 percent of users checking in less than once a week.

Top 2% of Twitter Users Generate 58% of Tweets – Going along with the statistics vibe from Geoff’s post above, this Sophos study shows that 22.5 percent of Twitter users account for 90% of the Tweets on the micro blogging site.

These Apps Are Rampantly Stealing Your Info Without Permission – After seeing this graphic and article from Gizmodo, I may have to think twice before running Pandora on my Droid or iTouch.

Twitter as a tool for relationship marketing – I saw this link in a Facebook group from Antonia Harler and wanted to check it out as it was a glimpse into a thesis for her university studies. While the post just scratches the surface of the data, I am hooked and would like to see more.

Future Kings and Paupers: Why Making $1,000,000 is Only the Beginning – The title sounds daunting and possibly scary.  Read if you think it may apply to you.

This week flew by and I was able to get a bunch of things done as work was very slow. I am very happy to have finally caught up on things (well everything except my email).  I’m looking forward to gorging myself on food and drink this weekend while catching up with family. How about you any big plans? Hopefully you have a safe weekend and we can chat next week. Here is this week’s edition of Five for Friday, complete with an Elf Yourself greeting from Mrs. Espo, Mookie and me.

3 New knowledge layers about Twitter – This is a great post from Geoff Livingston on some interesting facts about Twitter. While it should not surprise me, I am still open-jawed when I see the statistic of 48 percent of users checking in less than once a week.

Top 2% of Twitter Users Generate 58% of Tweets – Going along with the statistics vibe from Geoff’s post above, this Sophos study shows that 22.5 percent of Twitter users account for 90% of the Tweets on the micro blogging site.

These Apps Are Rampantly Stealing Your Info Without Permission – After seeing this graphic and article from Gizmodo, I may have to think twice before running Pandora on my Droid or iTouch.

Twitter as a tool for relationship marketing – I saw this link in a Facebook group from Antonia Harler and wanted to check it out as it was a glimpse into a thesis for her university studies. While the post just scratches the surface of the data, I am hooked and would like to see more.

Future Kings and Paupers: Why Making $1,000,000 is Only the Beginning – The title sounds daunting and possibly scary.  Read if you think it may apply to you.

This week flew by and I was able to get a bunch of things done as work was very slow. I am very happy to have finally caught up on things (well everything except my email).  I’m looking forward to gorging myself on food and drink this weekend while catching up with family. How about you any big plans? Hopefully you have a safe weekend and we can chat next week. Here is this week’s edition of Five for Friday, complete with an Elf Yourself greeting from Mrs. Espo, Mookie and me.

3 New knowledge layers about Twitter – This is a great post from Geoff Livingston on some interesting facts about Twitter. While it should not surprise me, I am still open-jawed when I see the statistic of 48 percent of users checking in less than once a week.

Top 2% of Twitter Users Generate 58% of Tweets – Going along with the statistics vibe from Geoff’s post above, this Sophos study shows that 22.5 percent of Twitter users account for 90% of the Tweets on the micro blogging site.

These Apps Are Rampantly Stealing Your Info Without Permission – After seeing this graphic and article from Gizmodo, I may have to think twice before running Pandora on my Droid or iTouch.

Twitter as a tool for relationship marketing – I saw this link in a Facebook group from Antonia Harler and wanted to check it out as it was a glimpse into a thesis for her university studies. While the post just scratches the surface of the data, I am hooked and would like to see more.

Future Kings and Paupers: Why Making $1,000,000 is Only the Beginning – The title sounds daunting and possibly scary.  Read if you think it may apply to you.