Arkansas Business is now on Facebook. So if you'd like to be a fan, search for "Arkansas Business" on Facebook or click or go directly to the Arkansas Business on Facebook page. We'll be sharing news headlines and, soon, hosting discussions and seeking more interaction from readers.

You can also find us on Twitter, @ArkBusiness. And our Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 alumni group on LinkedIn continues to grow, so if you're a past Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honoree, click here to join.

Meanwhile, while you're on Facebook, check out the Pages for our other Arkansas Business Publishing Group magazines, newspapers and Web sites:

As we've noted earlier, we're big fans of Twitter when it comes to sharing news and information. And for a while, I've been using my LT account to tip followers to breaking business and sports news.

Now, though, we've gone and created Twitter feeds for ArkansasBusiness.com daily news and ArkansasSports360.com daily news.

You can follow ArkansasBusiness.com at http://twitter.com/ArkBusiness, and you can get your sports fix at http://twitter.com/ArkSports360.

Both feeds update with links to the latest news headlines every half-hour. But we're also able to pop any breaking news or other tidbits in between.

And remember, if you set up your Twitter account to work with your cell phone, you can get news headlines throughout the day from ArkansasBusiness.com and ArkansasSports360.com sent directly to your phone via text message.

Also: Feel free to shoot us direct messages and other comments via both feeds. We're always looking for news tips and feedback.

Some housekeeping news you might be interested in:

This week we've added content from The Associated Press to ArkansasBusiness.com and ArkansasSports360.com. That means we have access to the latest breaking state, business and sports news from the world's top news provider, 24/7. We plan to use AP content in our news feeds and e-newsletters to deliver a more complete picture of the day's news throughout the week, as it happens.

On ArkansasBusiness.com, we've started including some stories in our flagship Daily Report e-newsletter (which you can get free here) and our daily news RSS feed here.

And on ArkansasSports360.com, we've added state and national sports news, much of which will also appear in that site's daily e-newsletter, the free Arkansas Daily Sports Report (which you can get here). That includes a host of previews, predictions, practice reports, features and more.

Of course, we'll add and update stories all day throughout the day so you won't have to wait long for the latest headlines.

Right now, there will be lots of tweaking and experimenting until we get the right content mix. We're aiming for just the right balance of breaking AP news, local news generated by our excellent staff, sharp commentary from our editors and, of course, comments and feedback from readers.

It's an exciting time to be a news provider and, hopefully, a reader and subscriber to ArkansasBusiness.com and ArkansasSports360.com. 

Our work on this project is largely to blame for the dearth of blog entries around here lately. We've simply been swamped. There aren't enough hours in the day, it seems.

We're proud of our new product, and hope you will be too. As good as it might look now, we plan for it to be even better, as we continue to add new functionality and features during this week and the weeks to come.

And of course, as with any new site launch, there will be bugs. Oh yes, there will be bugs. So if you have any trouble getting things to work, please let me know here. And feel free leave your first impressions in comments. We'd love to hear what you think!

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