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"Wherer (sic) my IHOP"

via www.businessinsider.com

Translated by the ever helpful slang experts at the NYT into "Where's my pancakes" A tee-shirt in the making? An auto-tune?

Twitter fave to TV

via www.hollywoodreporter.com

So blogs get made into books and then maybe evolve into movies ie Julie & Julia but Tweets go straight to TV maybe it is easier to convert 140 characters into sitcoms.

TechCrunch article onMySpace

Users will also be adding applications to their site, where others can click and add it to their own profile. The apps will essentially look like any other Facebook application.

The payoff is two way. Not only do developers get deep access to Facebook’s twenty million users, Facebook also becomes a rich platform for third party applications.

Facebook’s strategy is almost the polar opposite from MySpace. While MySpace frets over third party widgets, alternatively shutting them down or acquiring them, Facebook is now opening up its core functions to all outside developers.

Huge!

PaidContent is a little less impressed.

Decorating a room? Find a social network

Scripps has launched a rate my room site in which people upload photos and then other users rate them. It comes complete with Digglike icons. From the comments on PaidContent I discovered two other social networks devoted to decorating: http://www.decornextdoor.com - which has a minti looking home page, and http://www.curbly.com which looks a bit like thisnext.