Friday, April 30th, 2010 by Kate LeGresley

Happy last Friday in April!  Here are Invoke’s favourite Tweets of the week:

Follow Invoke for top news stories involving: social media marketing, agency, tech, mobile, widgets, design, and more:

Gizmodo: HP Buying Palm for $1.2 Billion http://gizmodo.com/5526620/
Techcrunch: Jon Stewart Rips Into Apple Over Lost iPhone Debacle. That’s Going To Leave A Mark. – http://tcrn.ch/ahbJ0q
Wired: Guy who found the 4G iPhone in a bar ‘regrets his mistake’ http://bit.ly/bW1vmx
Fastcompany: Does Privacy on Facebook, Google, and Twitter Even Matter? http://su.pr/1XslhN

Follow memelabs for the latest in video advertising, video contests, UGC, viral videos:

Mashable:  YouTube’s Video Player Gets a Clean New Design [PIC] – http://bit.ly/c3i0lI
BRIANSOLIS: In Mobile, Women Rule Social Networking http://bit.ly/9auQ7o
Invoke: Developer’s thoughts on Facebook’s API and Customized Applications http://ow.ly/17dz0u
memlabs: Memelabs’ favorite viral video of the week – http://ow.ly/1ESL4 Share your favorite viral video with us.

Follow vidrollr for insight into social TV, interactive TV, branded advertising, audience commenting, and participatory media:

Mashable: Google TV to be Unveiled Next Month – http://bit.ly/aKdoph
Alexkjerulf: RT @zappos: “Doing what you like is freedom. Liking what you do is happiness.” -Frank Tyger
Vidrollr: How Well-Stocked Is Your Video Toolbox? http://ow.ly/1DN8G add social media app @vidrollr to your toolbox ^JE
NextGenLog: #MIT’s 10 #Emerging Tech: Realtime Search, Mobile 3D, Solar Fuel, Photovoltaic, Social TV, Green Concrete, Implant, Cloud http://ht.ly/1Fcvz

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