Friday, March 5th, 2010 by Kate LeGresley

Happy Friday! To wrap up the past week, we thought we’d offer a wee list of our favourite finds on Twitter this past week:

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

Kardbaord   @invoke May. The. Best app. Win. /Shatner
mashable: Twitter Hits 10 Billion Tweets – http://bit.ly/a7KKcD
mashable: HootSuite Rolls Out Android Apps and iPhone App Upgrade – http://bit.ly/cRHqXW
eMarketer: With social media, brands can own their audience – http://bit.ly/cQB8jn (Via @daisywhitney @SamsonAdepoju)

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

memelabs: PBS hits Vancouver for video contest help via @Techvibes Blog. – We’re always happy to help! #videocontest #ugc http://ow.ly/1bkEd ^KL
mashable: Pepsi Refresh Wants to Give You $50,000 For Your Digital Pro-Social Idea – http://bit.ly/aGkdYR
memelabs: This Week’s Viral Video: OK Go’s “This Too Shall Pass� http://blog.memelabs.com/this-weeks-viral-video-ok-gos-this-too-shall-pass/
mashable: Slow Motion Dog Treat Commercial Beguiles Internet [Randomly Viral] – http://bit.ly/dArn2a
DanZarrella: New Blog Post: Data Shows that Facebook is Better for Video Marketing Than Twitter http://bit.ly/9dekzM

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

mashable: American Idol Strips Contestants of Social Media Accounts – http://bit.ly/d8AMe1
mashable: TiVo Introduces New Internet-Connected DVRs – http://bit.ly/cMpa4M
adage: Is Content King? Then Distribution Is Crown Prince: In the next decade, we will see significant changes to the way… http://bit.ly/cG72KK
eMarketer: Case you missed this stat: US social media users are 7.7% more likely than average adults to watch video/TV online. (Via RAMA)

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