@Aerocles was that research done by the same folks who found alcohol matters at bars?

@saralivingston my only complaint is it's not ironic that the candy dispensers will be empty by the end of the day.

@andrewpascoe great. hope to do more.

@RGA there's something completely grubby about recommendations. i say that maybe b/c i have none.

@UpstreamDW thanks. we have a new one coming out monday from the ad sales perspective.

@bonehook @TheBeanCast can you discuss the discussion of whether you should still be discussing it?

@bermanjeff i'll give you a pass on this one, jeff.

ok, marketing/media/pr worlds, let's agree to pick up on this super bowl ad stuff a little under 12 months from now. it's over.

this readwriteweb page has five grafs of content and 24 ads, 20 of which are below the fold. rww.to/xo0M7w

@bmorris98 odd: digiday.com/publishing/to-…

for pubs and brands figuring out what and when to tweet the answer's in the data, of course: shar.es/fEM8r

@darrellwhitelaw @LCrampsie @rga @brianjeremy i was preemptively banned from that panel last year by adweek.

@cstoller you can do better than that. you should cover that before breakfast. disappointing stats.

@digitalshields why yes! guardian.co.uk/technology/201…

@anwoodgate that works!

@alewnes here's hoping the economics of original content work better than those for aggregation.

oh god, it's not we-were-selected-as-an-always-on-winner time again, is it?

to clarify: i don't want brands screwing up, but the self-appointing social watchdogs screwing up. it's a turn the tables thing.

i'm collecting particularly egregious, crass examples of social media experts piling on a brand mistake or current event. examples welcome.

@ischafer always thought twitter should do a deal w viglink to make money. these svcs should get a cut of the commerce users drive.