Maybe a few really intense baseball fans would think this post is about the Kansas City Royals but it’s not. Actually that would be more interesting than the Royal Wedding but I digress.

Pictured below is everyone favorite co-founder of a huge service that still doesn’t make the money people think it should. For the unaware it’s Twitter’s own Biz Stone. He is apparently readying an onslaught of Royal tweets. We thought putting a caption to this picture might be fun. I’ll get it started:

“Bieber is the real King. This royal wedding is just a royal pain. Long live the King. Hail to the Bieb!”

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It comes as little surprise that among the SMB crowd, social media is gaining more and more traction. For many of the common reasons that SMB’s can be slower to adopt certain manners and methods of anything (lack of time, lack of resources etc) the adoption rate of social media offerings has been slow to get going but it’s going. A recent report from the American Express OPEN Small Business Monitor (as reported by eMarketer) shows that the shift continues toward social media being an increasingly important part of the SMB marketing repertoire over the past 4 years.

If you’re looking for mom, forget the kitchen, check Facebook. She’s probably over there right now, playing games, “liking” for coupons and tagging embarrassing baby pictures of you for all your friends to see.

The January 2011  “How US Moms Share and Spread Information” survey by Lucid Marketing says that 93% of the moms that answered the survey use Facebook and 36% use Twitter.

Blogging, once the hottest trend with online mommies, now sits at only 34% but what’s really odd is that 20% of moms said they still use MySpace. Really? Must be all those Shirley Partridge moms who have their own rock band.

I know people who literally had a case of the vapors when they heard that bookmarking site Delicious was shutting down, but today they are breathing easier. Delicious has been saved.

Thanks go to Chad Hurley and Steve Chen, the founders of YouTube. Before that, they worked for Paypal, so I’d say they understand the internet biz. That’s the good news. The potential bad news is there are likely to be changes ahead and that might start some people gasping for air once again.

Delicious is going to move from Yahoo! to the servers of AVOS, a new company that appears to have been built for this very purpose. According to the FAQ, the change over will happen around July of this year and all users will need to either opt-in to move their bookmarks or lose them in the shift.