“I’m a music fan, I’m a runner, I listen to music on Spotify, I share through Facebook Timeline Apps”.

Start adding apps to your Timeline: http://www.facebook.com/about/timeline/apps

Didn’t really know if I should just remove all tags and categories from this post or include each and every one of them!? As you can see, I decided on the last choice, because the Google Zeitgeist 2011 will probably inherit most of these terms.

From the rise of teenage YouTube phenomenon Rebecca Black to the death of Jackass superstar Ryan Dunn.
This is what influenced last year.

Not that I’ve thought about this often, but still it’s one of the most recognizable logos in newer time – perhaps because of its underlying company and its massive success?! Anyway, I’m not really that “fond of the font” – a bit too fat to my taste. But I do like the simplicity and simple use of colors…

“I made it [Facebook] blue because I’m colorblind.”
- Mark Zuckerberg

How cool is that – spoken by a true nerd, who’s obviously too occupied by other parts of his multi million/trillion dollar business. Simply trying to revolutionize the social world, eh. Well, the gyus and girls behind this icon are of course CubanCouncil.com – pretty cool reference, I must say!

http://www.cubancouncil.com/work/project/facebook-logo

Yet another social promotion platform to create and share your personal profile online. The interface works like a charme, you can connect and import your LinkedIn data, connect your other social networks, the design is simple and nice looking and the overall experience creating my profile was quite… smooth.
Now, the big question is – will anyone actually be able to utilize this new tool, which is not really that new a concept after all? First I’ll have to update my profile, upload my best profile picture, perhaps customize the design a bit and then share this link with my entire network, hoping to get some endorsements.

The platform aims at endorsements based on skills, which you provide. However, so far you can only type in 5 skills?!
Next you can integrate as I mentioned with other social networks
Then you start competing against other profiles in your country or city to become the leader at the “Leaderboard”. Suddenly , this takes on a competitive perspective, and not just another social network?

Path.to writes:

“Our leaderboards are a great place to identify talent and increase networking opportunities. Since endorsements are based on skills, it’s easy to back up your new-found clout.”