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I'd favorite you any day, Valentine

A tasty Valentine's Day greeting from Social Signal

A box of chocolates, including RSS's Pieces, Delicious Chocolate Heart, Techcrunchy Frog, ReadWhiteChocolate, Petit Foursquare, Remember the Milk Chocolate, Truffl, Mintstapaper, HootSweet, Marshmallow Cloud, Bittertweet Chocolate and Heavenly Hashtag. Title: To the sweetest thing online, the sweetest things online. Happy Valentine's Day!

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Noise to Signal looks back

Social media in 2010: a cartoon year in review

The year that started with Angry Birds and wrapped up with Angry Delicious Users is finally over.

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What's missing from the Vancouver Police Twitter feed?

Last week, the Vancouver Police Department launched their Twitter presence with a day-long marathon of tweeting the calls that came into the force. It was a success, rocketing them from zero to well over 1,800 followers that afternoon.

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You have 160 characters. Make them count.

What you don't need in your Twitter biography

Nothing concentrates the mind, the saying goes, like the prospect of being executed in the morning. When you only have a few hours left, you want to make them count.

But substitute space for time, and give people a 160-character limit on summing up their life's story (or even just the past 525,600 minutes), and they start adding the oddest things.

No, Mr. Bond; I expect you to tweet

No, Mr. Bond; I expect you to tweet

(megalomaniac to tied-up secret agent) And then, Mr. Bond, once I have every Twitter account on the planet following me, I'll... I'll... well, I haven't thought that far ahead yet.

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Flipboard could gently challenge your intellectual comfort zone

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By now, you've probably heard about the prominent but troubled launch of an iPad app called Flipboard.

Beautifully and simply designed, Flipboard presents the photos, news, blog posts and updates your social media contacts on Twitter and Facebook are sharing – along with a curated selection of updates from a number of sources such as GOOD and GigaOM.

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Klout and HootSuite: when influence becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy

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Yesterday, we had some fun looking at Fast Company's Influence Project. (Well, I had some fun. If you did too, well, that must be my influence at work, right?)

Influence is weighing heavily on the social media community's collective mind right now. I've noticed a surge in Twitter and blog chatter around Klout, a tool that aims to measure influence on Twitter.

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Work Smarter with Evernote

Get more out of Evernote with Alexandra Samuel's great new ebook, the first in the Harvard Business Press Work Smarter with Social Media series!

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