Every week on a Saturday we bring you 25 stories from the world of social media and tech that you simply have to read. To say this was a big week for the industry would be an understatement with huge launches from Facebook at their F8 conference, Google + opening up to the entire world and Twitter launching more ad networks in the UK. People seem to be generally pretty split on the Facebook launch with the user sort of backlash from users but some industry types predicting that it could be the biggest thing they have ever launched. Now that the hustle bustle of a bust week is over it's time to start opening these brilliant 25 articles and digesting everything that happened in more detail...
Sean Parker: Agent Of Disruption
Business Insider, over-aggregation, and the mad grab for traffic
Each Time You Hit Snooze, This Japanese Alarm App Posts Embarrassing Tweets
Yelp Seeking a Level Playing Field...
Whether Google is a monopoly isn't the point
Digg Newsroom Beta May Just Be Enough To Regain Relevance
Bringing Something To The Party, What Paul Carr is doing next
Not Sharing Is Caring
Myspace founder thinks Facebook new features will be a great thing for Google +
A Business Insider retrospective
The Man Who Would Have Facebook
Two apps that show the depth of what Facebook shipped today
On the Internet, Nobody Knows You're a Robot
Ning Acquired: Here's How it Evolved Over 6 Years
Interview with Ticketmaster CEO Nathan Hubbard on the New Facebook Integration
Social Media ‘Professional' Fires Twitter Ghostwriter, Hilarity Ensues
Facebook is scaring me
The real numbers revealed behind the Adage Power 150
Zynga Profits, Users Decline Ahead Of Proposed $1B IPO
The Fragmentation Of Online Marketing
How to launch in a month, scale to a million users
The Internet is my Resume
Major Facebook Changes: Five Things That Matter to Marketers
Talker's block
Social Media Analytics: 4 Tools You May Have Been Missing
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