There’s a thread here, but I don’t want to be too obvious about it. You be the judge.

  1. I’m going to try and catch up on Breaking Bad

    2. I enjoy Brian Cranston, AMC has me hooked on Mad Men (we started late, but caught *that* marathon) and, despite the Twitter kerfuffle, I think their broadband offerings/extensions are cool.

  2. Most TV networks don’t get social networks

    3. Or they do grok it, just not *enough* or in the right way. Everyone is equally guilty, but folks are trying.

  3. The Outbreak *is* interactive TV

    4. Minus the TV, of course. *This* is how the internet changes everything. Found via Twitter, of course.

  4. Don’t like the Horror of The Outbreak (it’s zombies), you can still find Old TeeVee on New TeeVee (the internet) without breaking the law
  5. How to Know if You Should Fire Your Social Media Consultant

    6. Good advice for folks who peddle Social Media wares and those who would hire them.

  6. Broadcast Ratings Down

    7. Not all that shocking or earth-shattering considering the most recent strike (plus some of the factors above) but a good perspective on the shifting.

  7. Social media as customer service

    8. Church of the Customer is always good.

  8. Local: ATL Social Media Calendar

    9. I’m remiss in my tweetup and APWBWGTTD attendance.

There you go.