Twitter Local: @Tolles, @JimBradySP, @Vacanti, and more

This week, Groupon’s CEO poked fun at the “quiet period” the company is in now that it has filed for an initial public offering; SCVNGR’s Seth Priebatsch hates First Data – just fyi. Jim Brady of Journal Register thinks the Newspaper Association of America is getting “absurd” in its analyses. And more:
Chris Tolles, Topix, June 8, 2011
@tolles: @AntDeRosa idea of the media being all classy & shit was a brief moment enabled by local newspaper monopolies. Thank god *that’s* over 🙂
Andrew Mason, Groupon, June 3, 2011
@andrewmason: Trying to think of new things to not talk about.
Vinicius Vacanti, of Yipit, June 6, 2011
@vacanti: If Groupon is a ponzi scheme, would have been *really* aggressive to turn down $6 billion Google offer.
Seth Priebatsch, SCVNGR, June 9, 2011
@sethpriebatsch: I just need to share this. First Data is the stupidest freaking corporation on the planet. Avoid at all costs.
Bo Fishback, Zaarly, June 4, 2011
@Bofishback: ok, @hipchat — IMMEDIATELY do a partnership with turntable.fm… I will personally commit @zaarly to paying a premium for this integration.
Brian Ostrovsky, Hyper Local Media, June 7, 2011
@brianmba: Looking at a newspaper 4 first time in months waiting for chinese. There’s something serene and paced about print thats not part of digital.
Jim Brady, Journal Register, June 4, 2011
@jimbradysp: The NAA’s efforts to put a positive spin on the biz performance of newspaper companies is getting a bit absurd: http://yhoo.it/l74iIu
Greg Sterling, Internet analyst, June 7, 2011
@gsterling:SoLoMo: smbs have an advantage in local-mobile vs. brands because they can act more quickly #SMX13C
Lisa Williams, Placeblogger , June 3, 2011
@lisawilliams: From my coding blog: Learning through #FAIL http://bit.ly/mx4KmT Also, 20 Ways to Learn PHP and Save Kittens: http://bit.ly/lTogKT.
