Last year visual marketing and data visualization firm Lemon.ly released 2010 Social Media All Stars, an MLB-style roster of the top social networks of the year. Now, back by popular demand, Lemon.ly has released their 2nd Annual Social Media All Stars lineup. Who made the cut? Find out after the jump.
Launch a social media campaign that will build your brand and deliver results in our online Social Media Marketing Boot Camp starting June 7. Speakers include Abigail Cusick (Bravo Digital), Gregory Galant (Sawhorse Media), Alex Leo (Thomson Reuters Digital), Jim Tobin (Ignite Social Media), and many more. Read the reviews. 
What I would argue is the greatest asset of twitter is its ability to unite people all around the world who experiencing the same thing at the exact same time. Twitter is most exciting during the Super Bowl, the Oscars, and certainly would have been ever so entertaining during the O.J. Simpson car chase down the Los Angeles freeway had it been around then. Read more
It is one of the most exclusive leagues in the world. People aspire to belong, spending their lives working hard to gain access, while others on the outside simply resent those on the inside. Major League Baseball, much beloved and elite, just added another perk to their long list of comforts: an iPad app for players-only. Read more
On the lightest sports day of the year, fans in need of something to get into may be able to take solace in the opportunity to talk to players while they are at the game; sort of. During the Home Run Derby at the annual MLB All-Star Game, players will be tweeting between at bats, as one of the most fun skill competitions in sports takes place. Read more
Fenway Park in Boston is home to Los Red Sox.
JibJab has partnered up with Major League Baseball Advanced Media to bring you their latest Starring You! Video with a Major League twist—Take Me Out to the Ball Game!
New York Mets catcher Josh Thole placed the Twitter account he started during spring training on waivers for the purpose of its unconditional release.
There’s been a flurry of activity in the mobile space as companies and brands try to figure out how to deliver location-based services to their users. In this spirit, Major League Baseball Advanced media CEO Bob Bowman has announced a location-based application for mobile devices. Focusing on functionality similar to Foursquare, the app will allow baseball fans to check in to baseball games at stadiums and get access to exclusive content, replays and more.
