Facebook’s IPO was obviously the single most discussed topic on Twitter today. The good folks over at social media data platform DataSift monitored what Twitter users were saying about the IPO throughout the day and came up with some interesting conclusions.

After intense build-up and a decent initial pop when the market opened, Facebook’s stock ended the day at $38.23. Some analysts are calling the IPO a dud because the stock did not trade well above its offering price

China’s Internet juggernaut Tencent  announced today that it would undergo a restructuring of its business units into six groups. Ren Yuxin was also named as the new chief operating officer and will head  up the media and social-networking groups. The six groups include: TEG – Technology & Engineering Group, comprised of Tencent Research and operating divisions

I don’t understand Klout . I’ve convinced myself that it’s best that way. I just avoid it, really.

Here’s a brilliant infographic just out from the Financial Times showing the eye-watering sums that Facebook founders and investors stand to gain from today’s $104bn ($38/share) IPO. From Zuckerberg’s $19.1bn to his dad’s $76m. Not a bad return on genetic investment for Edward – we wonder if he’ll cash in?

Just as social media is not a revolution (it’s just media – get over it), the idea that you have a revolutionary new kind of customer – the social customer – is nonsense too. Your customers have always been ‘social’ – learning from each other and even benefiting from collective buying power – through intermediaries

Tiger Pistol , an Australian startup offering social media marketing tools that it describes as both “small business friendly” and “enterprise powerful”, is coming out of its closed beta test today and launching to the public. It’s also announcing that it has raised $1 million in angel funding.

The  Inside Network Job Board  is dedicated to providing you with the best job opportunities across social and mobile application platforms. Here are this week’s highlights from the  Inside Network Job Board , including positions at: SponsorPay , Warner Bros , High 5 Games , Kellen Company ,  Fiveonenine Games ,  Sociable Labs ,  King.com , TinyCo , Wooga ,  Machine Zone ,  GameHouse ,   Ryzing ,  Sneaky Games ,  IMVU ,  PopCap Games  and  SoJo Studios

Buffer , the little service for scheduling your social media updates, has some big news today: it’s acquiring competitor ShareFeed , and is bringing its CEO Hiten Shah on board as a mentor and advisor.

Disrupt alumni never cease to impress .