Twitter for Christ, Facebook Narcissists, Vaseline for Men, McCains on the Grill

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– Recap of the McCain/Rachael Ray glee-fest.

– University of Georgia claims narcissists can be pegged by their Facebook photos.

– Save your soul — and the rotting souls of others — while microblogging. Way to multi-task!

– AIG yanks all corporate ad campaigns.

– Why iTunes Genius is a boon to impulse digital music buyers. I’m still waiting for the day it can actually compile playlists for, like, half my songs, though.

– Careful what you search. Brad Pitt and Beyonce are gunning for you. Well … no, not really.

– How Wall Street’s collapse affects digital marketers.

– Those plastic surgeons and their irresponsible, utterly misleading! ad campaigns.

– Vaseline just for men. Like it wasn’t mostly men using it anyway.

– Autographed Denny Hamlin ad stuff on eBay.

– More proof that Enfatico doesn’t share our reality.

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