
While it may seem like a big deal that the most powerful sports league in the US (and maybe the planet), the NFL, is letting it’s players tweet during a game but let’s not run around ringing in the new era of social media and sports.


While it may seem like a big deal that the most powerful sports league in the US (and maybe the planet), the NFL, is letting it’s players tweet during a game but let’s not run around ringing in the new era of social media and sports.

I swore I would never do it. My friend swore she’d never do it. And still, after months of fighting the urge, we both did it. We both spent money in-game in order to advance play. A mighty eagle, here, an extra life there. The question now is, where will it end?
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This week in review covers quick paydays, exclusive pre-game football parties with Shoemoney, affiliate marketing investment and much more!

There are those who believe that video gamers are anti-social misfits who step outside their cave-like comfort zones only in search of food and the occasional shower. And while that might of been true of a generation who consumed Pac-Man cereal for every meal, it’s no longer the case.

Marketing Pilgrim’s Social Channel is sponsored by Full Sail University. Gamification is the latest buzzword in marketing circles, as more and more companies are hoping to capitalize on the success of online social games.
OK, first I have a confession. I am a New York Mets fan (all you other Mets fans can say “Hi, Frank” because admitting this addiction is hard considering the state of the team). Not only a Mets fan but one from birth. That means a limited amount of success (I was at Game 7 in 1986 at their old home Shea Stadium when they won their last World Series) and a lot of heartache (name just about any other day in any other season).
If you’ve ever played the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon game, then you already understand the mission of Yahoo’s new initiative, “The Small World Experiment.”
I just completed another level… I’m now at level 40 out of at least 90. That is until they release a new update! I can’t put it down… I’m addicted to another stupid iPhone game and waiting as the seconds go by, just so I can get an extra turn! For the moment… I am an iPhone game addict! I must admit, I rarely play games on the iPhone, but every once in a while I will come across a game that is completely addictive. First it was FieldRunners, then Angry Birds for a bit
Freemium – it’s a hybrid of free and paid and it’s all the rage in mobile gaming. Try the game for free, play for free, but if you really like it, pay a few dollars for more levels, more detail or a virtual donkey. Who wouldn’t want a virtual donkey? Actually, a lot of people will pass on that offer but it doesn’t matter. According to stats from Flurry, Freemium games generate more revenue than straight-on paid games and it does it in a surprising way. As you can see from the