A roundup of recent posts on the FSB News page.

– FantasyPros911.com announced Monday a new community that (among other things) allows users to log in with their Facebook sign-in.

– eMarketer interviewed Eric Litman, CEO of Medialets and an angel investor, about what makes for a successful mobile application.

– This column from The Globe and Mail asserts that not enough companies are leveraging increased bandwidth to the degree they should.

– One Connecticut quartet hopes to use the new (and social networking-enabled) concept of “crowdsourcing” to field a baseball team in Connecticut. The proposed cost to citizen owners would be $100.

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