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Social Media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up. Here's the week's major developments, in scan-friendly format. This week: * Google Knol * Facebook/Microsoft search deal * Loopt's cheaper GPS deal * Google buying Digg? * New APIs/developer platforms * It's a Miracle! Apparition of Robert Scoble in a Grilled Cheese Sandwich!

Web site Swurl aggregates your online activity in a simple blog-like format. From del.icio.us bookmarks and favorite YouTube videos to Twitter posts and Flickr photos, Swurl pulls it all into a...

News moves so fast on the social media field, everyone needs a hand keeping up. Except for us of course, because we are like so on the ball. Yeah...ahem...right. On that note here are the top social media stories from the past few days, distilled into a minute's worth of scanning.

Adobe AIR, a downloadable platform for running web-friendly apps on any operating system, is still pretty fresh on the market, but it already has a healthy number of applications in development or...

All platforms: Based on the open source Firefox code base, social web browser Flock adds heavy integration into popular social and media web sites to your regular web surfing. We haven't mentioned...

If you haven’t yet read these great posts, go ahead and give them a Read. 1.) Best practices when moving your site : This great post from the Google Webmaster Blog explains the best practices to follow when moving your site so that you don’t end up hurting your site’s performance in Google Search results. 2.) New Facebook Feature: Import Your Digg Stories! : This blogpost is about the new feature introduced by Facebook. This allows you to import your Digg Stories to your Facebook mini feed. 3.) Get Your Database Under Version Control : Databases are critical part of our applications. This post is about the importance of getting your Database under version control.

Windows/Mac/Linux with Adobe AIR: Keep updates on all your friends' social network activities with Alert Thingy, an application for Adobe's AIR platform that brings FriendFeed functionality to the...

Sure, Yahoo's new service is already driving almost as much traffic to outside Web articles as Digg does. But how does that help Yahoo? Complete Story Advertisement: