Though it’s a couple days old, I just spotted Google’s in-SERP Twitter integration yesterday… and now I am seeing it more and more.
In some instances, the integration is clean and adds clear value.for example, …

This is my first time seeing Twitter results integrated within a Google search results page. The below query is for “Windows 7″ and you will notice a dynamic Twitter ‘widget’ in-line with other results. The …

If you read this blog enough, you surely know that I love Dunkin Donuts (both their iced coffee and use of social media).
The above Dunkin Donuts Twitter post was in response to my “Dunkin …

Over the last three nights and dinners, the same debate has arose among three separate groups of friends: the role of competition within the the web and user behaviors.
My strong feeling is that, other …

Wendy’s has been advertising their new Bacon Deluxe burger which features four strips of Applewood bacon:

So unless you love bacon, why is this interesting? Because Wendy’s has been promoting the burger heavily in an interactive …

Facebook continues to roll out new features. Today, you can now tag friends directly in your Facebook feed (and through posts) with the ‘@’ symbol that is so common on Twitter. You will notice it …

If you have visited TechCrunch today, you likely noticed the Meebo chat integration in the page footer. The Meebo bar allows users to connect via Facebook, AIM, and other popular clients. It also acts as …

Rails Rumble 2009 concluded yesterday at 5:00pm pst. About 250 teams submitted their 48-hour projects and the early results look great (here’s an excellent write / thread on Hacker News). Judging for the event begins …

If you live in San Francisco and love coffee, you likely know about Blue Bottle Cafe – it is arguably the best coffee in the city, has a rabid fanbase and was made famous by …

Though it seems like a relatively minor change – this is a significant change / win for marketers who actively use Twitter and Facebook Pages. Users have been able to send their Twitter posts into …

Erik Qualman of Socialnomics has put together a great video called “Social Media Revolution”. Worth watching and then checking his datapoints and footnotes (a couple of which I included below):

A great screenshot from Twitter (via Tweetdeck’s iPhone app) that shows the virality of Foursquare. I’ve spoken a lot about the power of conversation in the real-time web – but this is notable because it …