Make your own Flipboard magazine. Flipboard, a popular iPhone/iPad app that aggregates news from your social streams and turns them into topic-based digital magazines, now lets users create their own magazines, based on any passion they can muster. Now your vacation slide show can reasonably compete with Condé Nast Traveler.

Business gets some Klout. Influence scoring site Klout launched Klout for Business, a free analytics dashboard that helps calculate "return on influence." See how well you're interacting with the most influential folks in their networks. AllThingsD argues that "if you do a better job recognizing and reaching the people who actually matter, that'll go a heck of a lot further than blasting out an ad to the social masses."

Klout is also expanding its scope: It announced plans to factor Instagram and Bing account data into its social influence scores. It already connects to users' various other accounts, including Facebook, Twitter. and LinkedIn.

Hey, what about Jim in Duluth? BrainShark released SlideShark Broadcasting, which lets you share streaming versions of a presentation you're giving... while presenting. Presentations are accessible on desktops, iPads, and iPhones. Now Jim won't be sorry he missed that meeting; he can follow along at home.

Big screen, meet small screen. The Toronto Silent Film Festival hopes to draw new eyes as the first to use Instagram for movie trailers, which turns out to be an ideal medium for experiencing silent film the way people must have in the '20s—with surprise:

Personal assistance in your pocket. Competing with memory and task apps like Evernote and Google Keep, Springpad offers a personal/business app that tracks things you want to read, share, buy, or watch. Personal "Notebooks" are now embeddable, creating an opportunity for digital advertisers to cash in on the memory game. Glamour and TripAdvisor are among its clients.

But will that banner be Pin-worthy? Digiday explores the growing trend of banner advertisers' ads that include "Pin-It" buttons. One anonymous marketer claims Pinterest shares generated an additional 1.5 million impressions for her ad. Per Benjamin Palmer of The Barbarian Group: "Adding Pin-It buttons to banner ads is like changing the standard; like saying, 'let's make these worth sharing.'" We can hope.

Pragmatic socializing. CEO Sam Decker of Mass Relevance provides six thoughtful, rarely considered ways to embed social into business. He starts with a biggie: Don't make social antisocial: 83% of CMOs say that social isn't integrated enterprise-wide; it's hidden inside one isolated team. Other good tips: develop a paid/owned/earned strategy, and use non-social (and more traditional) metrics to benchmark (not just Likes and follower counts).

Why skim when you can Kindle? Cashing in on the read-later market, Amazon released a "Send to Kindle" button for websites. The feature lets Kindle users save news, blog posts, and articles to read for later, right from their favorite reading app. WaPo, Time, and Boing Boing have already activated the feature—as has MarketingProfs.

We give you the Vine movie trailer. We know what you're thinking: what better way to wrap the week than with six seconds of Wolverine? We hereby dish your wish: