Let's take another glance at a couple VatorNews stories, and an inspiring "Lessons learned"s story we covered last week.

Since LiveNation and Ticketmaster merged, there's been nothing but drama. The two agreed to a $2.5 billion merger earlier this week. Performing artists and concert groupies jumped into a mosh pit of disappointment. Bruce Springsteen was furious, according to Rolling Stones magazine. The Jersey native sang a sour note and it wasn't the hit song Jersey Girl. He posted an open letter to his fans stating that Ticketmaster is abusing the industry. Springsteen wrote in his letter: "A final point for now: the one thing that would make the current ticket situation even worse for the fan than it is now would be Ticketmaster and Live Nation coming up with a single system, thereby returning us to a near monopoly situation in music ticketing... If you, like us, oppose that idea, you should make it known to your representatives.” Looks like the new merger is one big ticket for hot seats to a concert of disaster!

With Valentines Day practically here, Facebook's got to be happy. Slide's Max Levichin told me that the most popular day for poking across social networks is Valentine's Day. So over the weekend, I expect hearts and chocolate to be sent all over Facebook. After all, these small gift-giving gestures strengthen social ties, writes Jeremy Liew. True. Getting drinks from Facebook friends is a nice small gesture, it strengthens social ties, it makes me smile. Though a few rounds of these may give me a reputation of someone who's virtually trashed! Nonetheless, it's good to give. And, as Liew writes - Facebook should motivate giving always. If it does, Facebook could see a more than doubling of its virtual gifts revenue.

Now that's a nice gift to Facebook's top line.

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