Just thought you should know. Might help you plan the year ahead - tee hee.
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Today’s ideal social form is not the commune or the movement or even the individual creator as such. It’s the small business. And social media gives this generation its voice. 
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Ageing music deity Sting has marked a quarter century of going solo with a new breed of iPad app, featuring a host of exclusive content - music and pics. And here's the best part: it's free!
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Here's the video everyone will be talking about around the table on Thanksgiving Day. Click on photo to play.
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No, this is not a joke post from The Onion, which now, when added to a pizza, will mean you'll knock off two vegetable servings at once.
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Right. Because pizza is now a vegetable. A recent art school grad is dishing up this delicious satin-lined sleeping bag in the shape of a pizza slice, complete with veggie topping pillows over at Etsy shop B Fiber and Craft Emporium.
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![Cruising the country in 5 minutes: Drivelapse USA [video] | Communications Major | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/27MCq3KYuxsxLkdOOocNzTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
I did a trip like this, too. I think he's behind my red truck for a split second at 0.18. Very cool.
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Short YouTube video shows how 11.11.11 unfolded around the globe - on Twitter.
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Some of the best startups out there - the ones that have the potential to change the way we do things.
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In 1995 Robert Cringely made "Triumph of the Nerds", an epic PBS miniseries about the founding of the personal computer industry that has been seen in more than 60 countries. A 70-minute interview with Jobs was cut down to 10 minutes. Next week, you can see the entire interview for the price of a movie ticket ($12-$14) in a limited Landmark Theater release, Nov. 16-17.
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Facebook may have 800 million, but LinkedIn is no shrinking violet. The business social network now has 131 million members using 1 million groups.
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Hands down, the most shared stories last month had to do with the passing of Steve Jobs. (Based on figures from Mashable Follow‘s M Share button.)
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Hollywood rumor alert: English gossip rag The Sun reports George Clooney is slugging it out with former "guy-who-played-Steve-Jobs" Noah Wylie in an inevitable bio-pic to made ASAP.
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You know those songs - they were once hits in their own right, but then popped back into pop culture via a movie like Ferris Bueller's Day Off...
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What do Change.org and Occupy Wall Street have in common with some Kardashian haters? They all are organized groups of people trying to get something done - in the Kardashian case, they want the reality clan off of television for good!
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A tiny 12-person startup from Des Moines, Iowa - Dwolla - was founded by 28-year-old Ben Milne. They're developing an innovative new way of online payments that sidestep credit cards completely.
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Most Mouseketeers have a good chance of seeing their 90th birthday, provided they stay away from those deep turkey fryers.
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Because how many times have you taken your ticket and put it in your mouth while you park your car?
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The tech community is reeling, and asking hard questions about the pressure facing young tech entrepreneurs after Ilya Zhitomirskiy, a 22-year-old co-founder of the hyped Facebook rival Diaspora, committed suicide this weekend in San Francisco.
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![FarmVille & Food Courts: Inside Zynga's New Offices [PHOTOS] | Communications Major | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/WQu5rqqLoK4TDyIYl4zcoTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Zynga, the social gaming giant behind FarmVille, CityVille, Words With Friends and a plethora of other social games, has moved its 1,500+ employees to brand new offices in San Francisco.
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Cherry.com dispatches cleaners to your car wherever it's parked. And, it's got $750,000 in seed funding from Yammer.
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Guy Kawasaki and Chris Brogan are using Google+. At the Blog World and New MediaExpo last week in Los Angeles they referred to the neglected social network as a "land grab" for social media prospectors. And, Guy predicts that in 2-3 years we'll all be using it in a different way than how we use Facebook and Twitter.
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Perfect for that person on your holiday shopping list who has everything!
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