Weekend read: My weekly share on Twitter

Did this week measure up, or did you just inch along toward the weekend? That distance is getting shorter, fast--it's Friday, and time for the weekend read of my best finds on Twitter.

• Loaded with value: The ultimate guide to social media scheduling walks you through your options, apps and comparisons. Very useful.
• Diminishing measures: Dear print magazines: We're just not that into you looks at the just awful numbers for what used to be my main writing outlet. 
• I can see for miles and miles: Since it's already grown to gargantuan size while in semi-closed beta, Pinterest no longer requires invites. When you join, look for my board on Great ways to use Pinterest.
• Every tape is different when the users pay what they want. StoryBundle's a new service that offers pay-what-you-want for bundles of independently published ebooks that are DRM free--and if you pay a certain minimum, you get bonus books. An intriguing model.
• Go the distance: SoundGecko turns web pages into audiobooks. Love this and the new opportunities it represents.
• Inching toward better memory? A cognitive scientist explains memory tips and how to use Evernote to help. 
• The disappearing measure: Did you notice that the Facebook Questions app has quietly disappeared? Me, neither.
• How will you measure up? If you're approaching potential employers on social media, here's a guide to make sure you fit the bill.
• Gives new meaning to taking the measure of someone: The Android app Current Caller ID ramps up what you can find out when someone's calling, giving you an entire dashboard of data: Their social posts, suggested times to call back, even the weather where they are.
• This really measures up:  I love BrainPickings blog, and this week, it launched its "jukebox," which serves up a daily quote from a favorite book, paired with a song. Creative, cool, fun, addictive--and makes me want to do something that good.

Often, I end this post with jobs. Today, a real find on Twitter: @PRJobWire, a new account that will post fresh job leads in PR throughout the day, from Amanda Miller Littlejohn. Smart!

There are many weeks when I wonder, "Should I keep doing the weekend read?" And then I see a tweet like this:

You know who has a stellar weekly wrap-up for communicators? @dontgetcaught does
— Zan McCollochLussier (@zanarama) August 3, 2012

Coming from the guy who does the very good Free Tool Friday posts, that's something. Thanks, Zan, and thanks to you for starting your weekend with me, as always.