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"This was a relatively quiet, contemplative week at Mashable, as we took you behind the scenes of both Newark Mayor Cory Booker's Reddit AMA and the new Pope's social media team. \nThe week was flush with Google news. Even as news junkies flocked from the condemned architecture of Google Reader, the search giant introduced a new note-taking app, refined its image search for a more modern user and floated the idea of a unified chat service \u2014 all while Glass continued to generate buzz and speculation (and a little humor).\nTwitter celebrated its seventh birthday this week, and we had all the Twitter tips you'll need to stay informed as March Madness heats up. For the rest of the social media and tech news you might have missed, read on. \nEditor's Picks\n\nExclusive: Behind the Scenes at Cory Booker's Reddit AMACory Booker, Mayor of Newark, New Jersey, took part in his second Reddit \"Ask Me Anything\" Sunday, and Mashable had exclusive behind-the-scenes access.\nWhat It's Like to Be Pope Francis' Social Media InternThe Vatican has two American undergraduate interns helping monitor tweets for faux Francis accounts.\nHow to Watch March Madness OnlineRead this to learn how to watch March Madness online and ensure that you don't miss a minute of the most exciting month in sports.\nBill Gates: Food Is Ripe for InnovationThe global population is on track to reach 9 billion by 2050. What are all those people going to eat? Bill Gates says science is the solution. \nHappy 7th Birthday, TwitterTwitter is celebrating its 7th birthday with a video showing a short history of the service.\n\nSocial Media\n\nFlickr Adds Hashtags to iOS AppFlickr released an update to its iOS app on Saturday, adding hashtag support to the photo-sharing service's mobile platform. \nPinterest Begins Rolling Out New Site DesignPinterest announced Monday that it will begin rolling out a new site design to its 48 million+ users.\nSoccer Player Defends Nazi Salute on TwitterA Greek soccer player was banned for life after celebrating a goal with a Nazi salute. He later tweeted that he didn't know what the gesture meant. \nHoly Satire: God's Irreverent Facebook StrategyWhat is God's plan? Not for the fate of the universe and humanity, but for His growing social media audience? We wanted to know, so we asked him....\n10 March Madness Stars to Follow on InstagramYou'll want to follow these b-ballers from the men's and women's March Madness tournaments on Instagram over the next few weeks. \nMarch Madness: 17 Twitter Media Must-FollowsTwitter's best college hoops blogs, writers and reporters to get you through this March Madness season informed and entertained. \nEverything You Need to Know About the New PinterestFor a full review of Pinterest's recent changes, take a peek at this handy infographic. \nIs This the Greatest Vine of All Time?This Harry Potter Vine is the greatest thing you'll see on the Internet today. \nFacebook Like a Ninja With These Keyboard ShortcutsDid you know that Facebook offers an entire range of really useful keyboard shortcuts?\nTribeca Film Festival Wants Your Best 6-Second VinesThe Tribeca Film Festival is challenging budding filmmakers to come up with their best short film in the form of a Vine.\nMore Twitter Chatter Correlates to Higher TV Ratings, Study RevealsA new study reveals that more Twitter chatter correlates to higher television ratings.\nYouTube Now Has One Billion Monthly UsersYouTube has just hit one billion monthly unique users. \n\nFor more social media news and resources, you can follow Mashable's social media channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.\nBusiness &amp; Marketing\n\nTwitter's Jack Dorsey Wants to Be Mayor of New York \u2014 SomedayTwitter co-founder Jack Dorsey revealed in a 60 Minutes profile Sunday night that he would like to be mayor of New York \u2014 someday.\nAmazon Launches Imprint for Literary FictionAmazon Publishing Group is establishing a seventh imprint for literary fiction, called Little A.\nReddit Launches Video SeriesReddit has launched a video series based on the popular subreddit \"Explain Like I'm Five.\" \nFacebook's Lookalike Audiences Lets Advertisers Expand TargetingFacebook on Tuesday introduced Lookalike Audiences, a feature that lets marketers target consumers who are similar to their existing fans. \nAdobe CTO Kevin Lynch Moving to AppleAdobe's longtime CTO Kevin Lynch is leaving the company for a job at Apple.\nTwitter Patents TwitterTwitter has been granted a patent which describes the basic principles of the service itself.\nFacebook's New Pitch to Advertisers: We Can ID Groups That Buy Your ProductsFacebook is now letting advertisers find and target consumers who buy their products or those of a competitor. \nKlout for Business Aims to Help Brands Reach Social InfluencersAt long last, Klout has rolled out its social-scoring service to businesses, allowing companies to better understand who their top influencers are online.\nFacebook Managing Editor to DepartDan Fletcher, Facebook's managing editor, has announced that he is planning to leave the company next month.\nConference Threatens to Fine Bloggers for Not Writing PostsA conference issued and then retracted a press policy requiring attending bloggers to pay up to $580 if they did not write two posts about the conference.\n\nFor more business news and resources, you can follow Mashable's business channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.\nTech &amp; Mobile\n\nMore Than 500,000 Google Reader Users Migrate to FeedlyFeedly, a news aggregator which promised to make the migration from Google Reader seamless, has already seen an influx of more than a half-million Reader users. \nSony Announces Xperia SP and Xperia LSony has launched two new Android smartphones \u2014 the Xperia SP and Xperia L\nT-Mobile Sends Invites for Mysterious EventT-Mobile sent invitations to the press Monday for an \"exclusive\" event to be held next week. \nFacebook Updates iOS App With Cover Photo ControlFacebook updated its iOS app with cover photo support and group messaging improvements.\nGmail App for Android Update Helps You Search and Reply FasterGoogle unveiled an update to its Gmail app for Android on Monday, enabling users to reply, archive and search messages more efficiently.\nGoogle Chromebooks Coming to Six New CountriesGoogle's Chromebooks from HP, Acer and Samsung will become available in six new countries, Google announced. \nSamsung Is Working on a Wristwatch of Its OwnNothing about Apple's watch has been officially confirmed at this point, so we now have two \"upcoming\" watches which may turn out to be nothing but smoke and mirrors. \n5 Exceptional Student Tech ProjectsSTEM students aren't just learning how to create groundbreaking projects \u2014 they're changing the world while still in school. Here are five impressive examples.\nLG Says Samsung Potentially Infringed on Eye-Control PatentThe rivalry between Samsung and LG is about to get even more heated, with possible patent infringement related to how the Galaxy S 4 controls video playback.\nGoogle Babble: The One (Rumored) Chat Service to Rule Them AllGoogle will soon unify all its disparate chat services under a single banner called Babble, a new report says. \nGoogle Adds Search Filter for GIFs, Transparent ImagesGoogle announced a new filter that will make it easier to narrow down searches specifically for animated GIFs. \nApple Sets Sights on Augmented Reality for iOS DevicesApple won a patent for an augmented reality system that combines the real world with computer-generated imagery. Could this be the future of iOS devices?\nBluetooth Earbuds Aim to Eliminate Tangled Cords ForeverThese bluetooth earbuds aim to eliminate tangled cords by removing the lower two-thirds of the cord.\n10 Red Flags You're About to Get ScammedEmail scams sneak through when you least expect them, no matter how Internet-savvy you think you are. Here are 10 indicators to keep your guard up.\nGoogle Keep Launches ... For Real This TimeGoogle launched its new cloud-based note service, Google Keep.\nGoogle Glass and the Future of Head-Mounted DisplaysHow will Google Glass work? Looking at what's been revealed so far and current head-mounted displays, a picture begins to form.\nCanon Rebel SL1: The World's Smallest DSLR CameraCanon unveiled today what it says is the smallest and lightest DSLR camera ever made, the EOS Rebel SL1.\nGoogle Turns Your Favorite Website Into Smartphone-Controlled 3D MazeAppropriately called World Wide Maze, playing the game simply requires you to have Chrome installed on both your computer and your smartphone.\n\nFor more tech news and resources, you can follow Mashable's tech channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.\nLifestyle\n\nThere's a Corner on the Internet For Every Wine DrinkerWine has lived quite comfortably in its small niche on the Internet. But one company sees opportunity in appealing to mainstream wine drinkers.\n10 Online Courses to Beef Up Your STEM KnowledgeHere are 10 courses that will boost your STEM knowledge \u2014 and you can take them online, from the comfort of your home.\n15 Items in Your House You Should Sell on CraigslistStart spring off right by de-cluttering your home and selling the things you're not using.\nNew Theft Tracker Is Like LoJack and OnStar for Your BikeIf you've been a victim of bike theft, you know it's so frustrating. A startup developed a device that alerts your smartphone when your bike is tampered with.\nVerizon Awards $100,000 to Schools for STEM App DesignsTen teams of middle and high school students across the United States won Verizon's National Innovative App Challenge to develop their own mobile apps. \nCalorie-Counting MyFitnessPal App Works With Your Gym EquipmentCalorie-counting MyFitnessPal app announced a partnership with NetPulse and Johnson Health Tech to help members keep better track of their personal health. \n30+ Home Button Stickers to Adorn Your iOS DeviceDoes your iOS device's \"home\" button look a little plain? Could it do with a colorful makeover? \nGoogle Flight Search Comes to 5 European CountriesGoogle announced the availability of Flight Search in the UK, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.\nStudents Confess Their Darkest Secrets on FacebookHigh school and university students are taking to Facebook confessions pages to share anonymous secrets. \nTiny Implant Chip Could Detect Heart Attacks Before They HappenSwiss researchers have developed a medical implant chip that can send information about molecules in a patient's blood directly to a doctor's computer.\nVacation Disconnect Doesn't Mean Leaving Your Devices BehindYou may be taking a vacation, but your use of tech devices doesn't. \n\nFor more digital lifestyle news and resources, you can follow Mashable's lifestyle channel on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook.\nImage courtesy of Flickr, telwink"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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