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Digg.com, yet another way to share online content, hosted a cocktail party at the Delancey rooftop on Monday. The exclusive cocktail event catered only to executives and founders of online Social Media, so alas mere users were excluded from the festivities... More»

Amen sister.

That's how Dennis Crowley explains the origins of Foursquare, which recently celebrated the first official social media holiday, Foursquare day. Read the rest of the NY mag article, which asserts that Tech Start-ups are "trying to overthrow old media and build a better New York" here.

On Friday, Foursquare CEO and co-founder Dennis Crowley hosted a party at Hotel on Rivington, with Cobra Starship, DJ Manero, and a hot tub. Last Friday was deemed "Foursquare Day," which was the first social media designated holiday ever. But oh, there's more to this... More»

Everyone should start to get familiar with Foursquare. Because Ashton Kutcher supports it. And any social media site Ashton supports becomes either our latest obsession (Twitter) or guilty pleasure (Chatroulette). Kutcher partied with the plebs at the SXSWi Foursquare party. MORE >>

• New York Times gives Gothamist the online equivalent of a bitch slap. [Gawker]
• Following Twitter mimicry, Facebook rips off FourSquare. [Mashable]
• Woman crashes car while shaving her vagina. But was it bedazzled? [Perez]
• Spring has sprung. How the season's nightclub race will be won. [Mr. Lewis]
• New York and Frank Sinatra invade Paris Fashion Week. [Vimeo]
• Official NYC condoms have new wrapper that remind you of...laptops? [CityRoom]
• Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren spotted performing mouth-to-mouth after strangling each other. Or kissing. Whichever. [DailyIntel]

Never has a party looked more like your bookmarks bar than when the minds behind Google, CNET, Facebook, Foursquare, and Boxee joined Digg.com for the Digg Swigg NY party last night. Guests from all walks of the online media world mingled at the Gansevoort Hotel's Tanuki Tavern for a cocktail reception complete with drinks, name tags, and a lot of smart phones. More»