How To Watch Apple’s WWDC iPhone Keynote Live (AAPL).

Apple will likely unveil a new iPhone today at its Worldwide Developers Conference. The keynote begins at 10 a.m. PT, or 1 p.m. ET.

As usual, Apple will not be live-streaming the event online, and it’s also discouraged attendees from video and audio streaming the event.

So how to get the latest in real-time?

Gdgt, MacRumors, and Gizmodo have historically been our favorite live blogs for Apple events. There’s also going to be live coverage from a handful of other sites, including Macworld, Ars Technica, etc.

From http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-watch-apple-iphone-wwdc-keynote-live-2009-6

Is Social Media Making Corporate Websites Irrelevant?.

There was a time when having a dotcom was absolutely key to your brand, and once you had one, it was the URL you pointed everyone to in all of your marketing. But with the emergence of the social web, and opportunities to engage with fans elsewhere, is that really the right strategy – or even a requirement at all?

A fraction of Twitter users responsible for 90% of tweets: Harvard study.

This doesn’t surprise me. Many people like to use Twitter to get breaking news, information from their favorite companies, movie reviews, product reviews and more. This is all good news for business users of  Twitter. Twitter is another great way to interact with your customers and potentail customers.

Facebook Launches New Ad Units for Pages and Events.

Interested in promoting your Page or Event through Facebook Ads? Facebook has just created new ad units that should offer higher response rates.

The new units allow Facebook users to become a fan of your Page or RSVP to your event directly within the ad unit itself – just like Facebook’s home page engagement ads. Users can still click through to your Page or Event by clicking on the title, body, or image.

An interesting fact from a recent study:

In Gen Y, age group of 18-24 yrs only 22 percent use Twitter.