Candystand + Facebook; TimeOut Hooks Up; 4Chan vs, the Lord’s Chil’ren

Steve Hall

Aug. 24, 2009
1 min read

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– “The hottest ads on the planet!” Ivan of CreativeBits contemplates the Eternal Mystery: whether sex in advertising sells.

– Candystand leaps aboard Facebook Connect.

– After hurting Toronto’s feelings, DraftFCB Coors billboards get pulled.

– TimeOut NY wantsta hook up. Dolla make ya holla? Yeah, baby, yeah.

– More premium Twitter account talk. Some features already in pilot-mode.

– 4Chan attacks the Facebook Christians.

– tweetzi — another Twitter search site. Results toggling features are pretty saucy though if your eyes ever manage to adjust to thick-ass Courier.

Steve Hall

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