-Mark Zuckerberg unveiled new Facebook privacy features. link
-The Justice Department is set to scrutinize Apple’s online music tactics. link
-Carol “Fuck off” Bartz promises movement on ad products and revenue. link
-Levi’s launched a summer of free, downloadable song covers from the likes of Nas, Dirty Projectors and She & Him. link
-Philly-based firm Stick and Move’s new “Pixelator Board” (above) lets you get butt-naked in the outdoors without incident. link
-Design collective Kharma NYC launched a good deeds project called “This is What Matters to Me.” link
-Portland transit agency TriMet launched an AR browser dubbed junaio, which is available as an iPhone app. link
-BP isn’t sweating the Twitter parody. link
-Bridgestone will serve as the official tire of the NHL, NHLPA and the Hockey Hall of Fame for the next five years.
-Kathleen Kindle rejoined Omnicom-owned Siegel+Gale as strategy director. link
-Lisa Gregorian was named CMO of Warner Bros. TV group. link
More: “Tuesday Odds and Ends”