Sure, it’s loopy: a print ad for a social media company. True dat, but we have a free B&W print ad as part of a speaking gig, so we’re asking for your feedback. Is this any good for the curiosity of media planners, marketers, agency types?
Do tell.

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Shocking turn of events.  Seems that Jeremy Pepper & Steve Rubel have thrown off the Man's yoke and started their own blockbuster PR firm, one grounded in the power of social media, I'm sure.  Super snooper Josh Hallett broke the story.  I, for one, welcome our new social media overlords.

Rock on, gentlemen.  

Bonus:  Parmet noticed a little change in attitude when we were all in Palo Alto a few weeks back.  Was a new love blooming even then?

Update:  Rubel is positively giddy over the new venture.  

Rodrigo, one of the rails gauchos from the Big in Japan team, is blogging about the development of the Web 2.0 toolbox of the same name.  The toolbox consists of PodServe (hosted podcasts), FrankenFeed (merged RSS feeds), InstantFeed (RSS feeds via IM), QwikPing (RSS Ping 1.0 Server) and elfURL (URL shortner).  Ultimately the toolbox will have more than ten tools specifically designed for the prosumer blogger.  Check them out at biggu.com.