While the following video is less about what they do, it does show them getting out and talking to people to make a holiday video. Since I’m in a holiday mood, this is what you’re getting.

To my friends who are growing a ‘stache to raise money to fight prostate cancer, you’re awesome! Please support them by donating at movember.com.

Beautifully shot and has an excellent message, though I wish it were for something other than radio.

I recently worked on the Stella Artois brand for a project, so I’ve become quite intimate in a short time with this beer. Among my Google alerts was this commercial, which was getting quite a bit of attention for its look and style. I love the production quality. I believe Mother London is responsible.Their own website doesn’t say much, but what it does say is here’s where to contact them and shows some videos that loop between a bunny eating (and somehow that in itself is incredibly entertaining to me — but I’m simple, I suppose) and guys skateboarding around an office (are these the actual staffers themselves?).

Whatever. I have a crush.

I chose this commercial because it is one of my biggest pet peeves that people, especially young men, have grown up without manners. I know that some women will roll their eyes and say they are just as capable of standing as a man is, but that’s not the point. The polite thing to do is to offer the seat and allow her to decline. I also become upset when elderly gentlemen are not offered that same courtesy. This really drives me nuts on the bus! I find that I tend to offer my seat while the boys/men around me avert their eyes. What is that about?

Mr. T is coming after you…you know who you are. And I pity you, fool.

me, age 3, as my big sister's living doll

Grammar aside, GSAgentP is one of the Geek Squad members out there spreading knowledge. If you perform a search for #twelpforce, you’ll see what he and the other team members have been helping with across the Twittersphere. It really is a great tool – especially as we head into the holidays! I’m loving these not-so-secret agents out there serving up the geek goods like Santa’s elves!

I really love customer service and Best Buy is doing it! (COME ON, BEST BUY UK!!!!)

The agency behind Twelpforce is Crispin Porter & Bogusky … and it looks like I have a new crush. I found this awesomeness heading up their website.

This makes me want to go out and play tag. What a great commercial!

Somebody’s Always Watching highlights a few examples.

The Guardian did a series on whether computers make us more human.

Here’s a small post on whether social media keeps us more honest.

These are only a few of the 50 posts I’ve read/researched on top of dozen or more books and journal articles on social media and digital lifestyles. It’s definitely made me question what I post and why I post it.