Seinfeld's 57 TV Girlfriends Morphed Into One Image + MORE

As a marketer, it’s important to know your audience, and not just in some sort of broad categorical way. Wolfram Alpha has published a visual set of data that brings Facebook’s social graph to life, showing how people connect and relate to each other on the platform. Right off the bat, this might not seem important to brands, but there are some key examples that could impact your strategy…

Foursquare is looking for advertisers to participate in its efforts to retarget ads to Web users based on their check-ins and to serve up interstitial ads in its mobile apps, according to a leaked pitch deck for advertisers obtained by Gawker’s Valley Wag.
Foursquare’s latest round of funding was in loans, rather than outright investment, demonstrating its investors’ impatience with the company’s failure to generate revenue…

Private social network Path today announced that it has surpassed the ten million user mark.
The company’s Twitter update reads, “10 million users and growing! We’re so excited.”
Headquartered in downtown San Francisco, Path enables largely private messaging and sharing amongst small groups of family and friends in a fun, free-form, intimate environment…

This week Twitter is turning into a comedy club, and you’ve got the best seats in the house, all for the price of free. We’re not saying that enjoying your favorite comedians on Twitter is a cheapskate’s way to avoid the cover and two-drink minimum at your local club. By all means, pull up a chair, get on Twitter, and pour a couple of glasses as Comedy Central’s #ComedyFest unfolds on Twitter from April 29-May 3…

Facebook today announced the winners of its Facebook Studio Awards for creative work done by agencies and brands on Facebook. Oreo won the blue award for its Daily Twist campaign by 360i and Draftfbc.
Other winners included Graubunden Tourism, TNT, Allstate, Nike, AT&T, Ford, Universal Studios, Grey Poupon and more…

Major League Baseball has always been very strict about its content appearing on YouTube and other video streaming sites. Peruse YouTube for highlights from your favorite players and teams, and you’ll find it nearly impossible to find quality footage. As soon as a clip from a game goes up on YouTube, it’s taken down…

Handle, a new startup founded by Menlo Ventures‘ Managing Director Shawn Carolan, is now in private beta. The service calls itself the “world’s first priority engine” where it aims to identify and help users manage their priorities for the day.
Special invite codes for those readers interested in the service are at the bottom of this article…

Facebook recently removed the “posts by friends” view of pages, which used to show all the posts a user’s friends had with or about a given page. This could signal a possible new feature that gives users more options to find posts and conversations about a topic.
Currently, users can filter posts on a brand or fan page by “highlights,” “posts by page” or “posts by others,” as seen below…

This a composite of all of Jerry Sienfeld’s girlfriends. There were 57 over the course of the show.Two Palms Press twitter.com/RichardPrince4…
— Richard Prince (@RichardPrince4) April 26, 2013

What’s the deal with TV girlfriends?
Artist and photographer Richard Prince gathered photographs of Jerry Seinfeld’s 57 girlfriends from his popular sitcom and morphed them into one hot Mulva…

Is Twitter’s co-founder Jack Dorsey trying to send subliminal messages to potential voters?
Dorsey has expressed interest in running for public office before and now he’s telling folks how important it is for leaders to understand tech. Coincidence? I think not!
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