Doggears: Facebook activism, blogger snobbers, scary stats and more...

Some of my favorite finds and reads from the last few weeks:

Free guide: Digiactive is offering a primer on Facebook Activism. Great introduction.

NASCAR blindness: Toad uncovers our Myspace / NASCAR / McCain / Desperate Housewives snobbery and reminds us to check it at the agency door.

One man's Zin moment: Woodruff studies his own "spare time" advocacy of a favorite brand

Principles for participation: Herd shares 5 easy guidelines for employees participating in social media

No job if you don't blog: One more great find at Herd - John Robinson, the editor of a regional paper in North Carolina, the Greensboro News-Record, talks about the questions he asks job candidates and just what those answers tell him...

How to be interesting: Davies shares 10 ways to master the skill of being interesting. Good stuff (that I don't have the self-discipline to do).

Awkward agencies: Steve Hall takes on the Carat hype. Shares his own shocking layoff story. (Mine: laid off in a coffee shop owned by my friends the morning after having the person who laid me off over to my house for dinner. Ouch.)

OMG we're lazy: (Left) From Joe Niedecken's blog: the word problem you never wanted to see ...

Talking to Pink: Griner will probably smack me upside the blog for this one, but, checkout this Happiness Project interview with Daniel Pink. Good questions for all of us...

Comments

[bryan jones]

thanks for the tour, leigh. it was a lot of fun.

[Dirk Singer]

Thank you Leigh! I'm honoured that my links are included among so many great ones.

[bryan jones]

thanks for the tour, leigh. it was a lot of fun.