Tweets on social media optimization, search engine marketing, digital media and Kansas City for the week ending October 29, 2010.

• In preparation for election day, Facebook helps voters find their polling place. Mashable
• Tagoramic lets you tag a friend in a composite image from the World Series. Inside Facebook
• New search engine Blekko uses ‘Slashtags as a way for anyone to make a vertical SE around any topic.’ Danny Sullivan
• Kansas City Star Sunday circulation falls below 300,000, a drop of more than 10% since 2008. KC Confidential
• Political research: Boards of tech companies like GOOG, AAPL lean left, energy companies right, most are bi-partisan.
• KC’s Garmin gets out of smart phone production to ‘focus on other handset applications.’ KC Business Journal
• PR questions from 1950: How do I track these new outlets? How do I pitch them? Will they be around next year? Cision
• Bing: ‘As of today, Microsoft’s adCenter now powering all the paid search listings on both Bing and Yahoo.
• Things are going well at Mizzou for the ‘perfect GameDay site’ for ESPN this weekend. St. Louis Post Dispatch
• President Obama visits home of Google’s Marissa Mayer for a fundraiser. San Francisco Chronicle
• Danny Sullivan offers his first impressions of Google TV.
• B2B isn’t sexy … and other reasons it’s hard for non-B2C entities to gain Facebook friends. WSJ
• LinkedIn for BlackBerry now supports the new OS, making it easier to ‘connect and communicate with your network.’
• Avinash Kaushik takes a (very) in-depth look at ‘tools for the complete web analytics 2.0 spectrum.’
• For Q3 at NYT, ad revenue drops 1% as digital revenue growth of 14.6% can’t offset 5.8% drop in print ads. AllThingsD
• [We like the new look!] RT @KCBizjournal “You have to check it out — our brand new home page just went live!”
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