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A preview of a Dan Zarrella report — I’d stop short of calling it Science, as he does, but it’s certainly research. The topic at hand: Which words, punctuation, times, etc. are best for mass appeal and viral movement (as in, more retweets) on Twitter.
Report: Nine Scientifically Proven Ways to Get Retweeted on Twitter
Remember when I was a budding screenwriter working on a script about truck drivers? Man, that was fun. This is the sort of thing I would clip out of the New York Times. Matter of fact, I have an old clipping filed away about a trucker preacher a bit younger than this one from those days.
Wildly useful: Beautiful open-source fonts (read as: free like beer) in the public domain.