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When we first wrote about Foursquare back in March it had just hit the web scene at SXSW and was taking the social media community by storm . We instantly saw the potential of a location-based service based on your Twitter network with an added layer of social gameplay. Now we’re starting to see the app get adopted by more and more of our friends, finding traction in San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, San Diego, and several other hyperlocal metro hubs.

When we first wrote about Foursquare back in March it had just hit the web scene at SXSW and was taking the social media community by storm . We instantly saw the potential of a location-based service based on your Twitter network with an added layer of social gameplay. Now we’re starting to see the app get adopted by more and more of our friends, finding traction in San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, San Diego, and several other hyperlocal metro hubs.

How do you gather and process all the online information that you need to know? Amy Sample Ward opened up her blog reader to the public with her guest post “Want a Peek at My RSS: Here It Is !” on Beth Kanter’s Blog . That post pointed me to some wonderful blogs, but left me wondering about how everyone gathers information online apart from reading blogs. Today, I’m sharing my information gathering and processing system with you. What I’m hoping is that at the end of this, you’ll write your own post about this topic to spread insights.

Didn’t make it to this week’s Comic-Con , the world’s biggest comic conference happening in San Diego? No worries: YouTube’s got you covered with the launch of their official Comic-Con channel . The videos include recordings of the panel sessions and interviews with comic industry notables. Meanwhile, YouTube has aggregated all its Comic-Con content from various channels in today’s Comic-Con Spotlight : here you can watch Comic-Con coverage from the likes of Entertainment Weekly , Wired and Current .

Ever wanted to Tweet in multiple languages? While you could (roughly) translate your Tweets by pasting them into Google Translate , new service Twinslator wants to make it even easier, allowing you to write a tweet, translate it into another language and (optionally) post both messages. That’s all there is to it: a simple app for one straightforward purpose.