We hope everyone had a great weekend! Monday’s #SoMash is back with the following stories: Phoenix Suns issue Android tablets to players, do “Likes” equal brand loyalty, how the “App Economy” created nearly half a million jobs, how Pinterest is generating revenue by modifying user submitted pins, and an infographic about the Facebook Timeline.
The most clicked stories from this week’s #Sports e-newsletter included an NBA fan’s twitter stunt that landed him a job, UFC’s Dana White’s endorsement of Twitter as the greatest marketing tool of all-time, and the Phoenix Sun’s push for mobile marketing in 2012. For these stories and more, read below and subscribe to #Sports below.
Last week, the Washington Wizards became one of the first NBA teams after the Phoenix Suns to join the official ranks of Google+ Pages. Upon Google announcing Pages for the new social network on November 7, a handful of major launch partners emerged such as Angry Birds, Toyota, Pepsi, and The Muppets.
Welcome back to this week’s Social Mashup! We’ve got a heavy dose of sports and social media news for you this week. Leading off is Facebook and USA Today’s announcement of an app allowing fans to rate Super Bowl commercials, the Phoenix Suns looking to hire a social media sideline reporter, reports of a Twitter integration into Apple’s iOS5 and Sports Illustrated’s ‘Football Rivals’ app.
Back after a one week hiatus (we promise we won’t let this ever happen again), this week we are focusing on all things Facebook, taking a look at the new photo recognition system for Facebook photos, shedding light on Facebook’s reported revenue, looking at the Phoenix Suns new Social Media Suites package and of course our take on Mark Zuckerberg as Time’s Person of the Year.
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