The followup to the original Kony 2012 was released this week.  No matter what anyone thinks about the original, it made people aware of Joseph Kony and hopefully will help create the consciousness of awareness of other issues domestic and internationally.  Here is the second part: Kony 2012 Part II Beyond Famouse below

We have yet to see the fine print but this look s like a great offer from Starbucks & Google to support the job creation initiative in America.  You will have to opt in to Google Offers to participate though.  Enjoy America!

Stella McCartney has been designing for adidas for years and as a Brit must have been a privilege to produce the official kit for the GB Olympic Teams.  Here use of the Union Jack into the design with modern elements is impressive.  Check out the interview below

SalesCrunch cranked out a great demographic about the tradeoffs of doing meetings and the metrics you should consider before taking a meeting and the expected value you should expect to get out of them

Lots of the Xbox 360 apps have rolled out after the UI upgrade, but the Xfinity (Comcast) On Demand app has been on hold.  This week the ‘coming soon’ popped up in the TV section, but the Xfinity site describes how to launch the app already (which apparently doesn’t work really) so a bit confusing.  There has been speculation that the app

The finally found a great use for the Yorktown, but I still don’t think it will put a dent into the ongoing costs, but maybe 3-4 annual events like tennis or maybe even hockey could really make bring some value to the old girl.  The Carrier Classic was a brilliant event and having it here fits like a glove!

The guys at Column Five have created another great infographic for Milo on the retail adaptation of mobile shopping.  Although its focused on QR codes mainly which is essentially becoming outdated tech with augmented reality coming fast and furious, it does show the potential for mCommerce in the market place coming with the wave of mobile internet usage

It never gets old, but Develoeprs, Develoeprs, etc. are teh cornerstone to the digital world and without them the internet wouldn’t be alive.  I think more so than any industry, hiring a developer is a mission critical hire that you not only share your company/project ideas with, but also have to trust with those ideas to succesfully develop and launch

Search Engine Journal put together this great infographic of the growth of Social Media.  Funny that a kid in his dorm room created the world’s third largest country (digitally that is)

I have been too busy this week to follow SXSW, but here are the conversation trends on the social sites courtesy of Meltwater Group