According to Arthur, Tweeting is far easier and shorter, and we as a whole are a lazy people who want our news on the go, which is why social networking is currently winning the war on news.

Now it’s your turn to weigh-in.  Are you more likely to read blogs these days or just a quick Tweet or FB posting?

Back last June MySpace and Facebook were pretty much neck and neck, but since that time Facebook has come out ahead with a cleaner look, more extras and much better press.

If you look at last month, for example, MySpace had around 124 million unique visitors, while Facebook alone enjoyed 276 million, quite a contrast.

I wonder what would look best on MySpace’s headstone, an angel or gargoyles?

Zuckerberg and posse have decided to surprise spring a new design on you, not even allowing the dust to settle since the trouble last year.  This go-round Facebook’s homepage got the main facelift, doing away with the news feed, and bringing in the news stream.

The new design will hit you up sometime today and it’s up to you if you’re going to go the way of mutiny.

The Supreme Court has ruled that Australian citizens can be given a court notice through email, text or even a Facebook message.  Ouch, I wonder how many Aussie Facebook users are now going to delete their accounts and just keep it to face-to-face contact.

I’m starting to wonder if the new pizza ploys are going to work for Domino’s and Papa John’s, but at least they’re being creative.

Facebook and Papa John’s pizza are teaming up and offering their fans a free pizza.  The deal is that any Facebook user who becomes a fan of Papa John’s will automatically receive an coupon for a free medium pizza with any online order. 

My first impression is that a free medium pizza with an online order is a very small token of their thanks for a Facebook user to become a fan since that means undoubtedly spam and more poor marketing value.

If you’re up for being a Papa John’s fool fan, make sure you take advantage of the deal by the end of the month.