Facebook Causes Adultery, Sprint Saves Screens, Gout Gets Week

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– In Indonesia, Facebook leads to adultery.

– Sprint has an interesting new screensaver and it’s powered by social media pulling in Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr data as well as other real time elements, such as local traffic and bus schedules, the weather and Google matches.

– Here’s a new book called AD BOY: Vintage Advertising with Character which features retro ad characters.

– During Internet Week, PSFK will hold an event to help peers and friends. The Good Ideas in Collaboration Salon aims to introduce entrepreneurs who need help with out-of-work creative professionals who are looking for fresh opportunities (paid, unpaid or other).

– Who knew it was National Gout Week?

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