EverydayUX morsels (September 4th – September 6th)

• 5 reasons you no longer need an ad agency – iMediaConnection.com
  Good piece on the rapidly changing role of the agency.
• Volkside | Test your screen designs with Infomaki
  A follow up about the software that folks at the New York Public Library developed to make it easy to get quick feedback from your users.
• Kidrobot Launches Mobile Scavenger Hunt | The Green Room | Fast Company
  Nice mobile + local promotion.
• 6 Ways Businesses Can Use Twitter
  Good summary on the different ways businesses can use Twitter.
• HOW TO: Use Twitter’s Advanced Search Features
  There's a lot here but it really shows you how powerful the real-time search space will continue to be.
• Young Families are the Real Early Adopters
  Some good numbers in here.
• Elgan: How Facebook could rule the world
  Facebook always seem to be on the verge of doing something *really* sweet in Mobile but that little switch never gets flipped.
• Editorial Observer – A Casualty of the Technology Revolution – ‘Locational Privacy’ – NYTimes.com
  When the line between "creepy" and "awesome" is so thin, you know you've found a fun place to play.
• Foodspotting helps you find the foods you love — not just the restaurants | VentureBeat
  There's something really simple and clever about finding restaurants based on dishes you're craving.

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