This document analyzes news propagation on the social networking site Friendfeed using data from September 2009. It finds that news of the death of Italian TV host Mike Bongiorno spread rapidly, with the first post receiving 130 comments and later posts totaling 585 comments as the story was discussed and shared. The propagation followed identifiable paths through major hubs on the network. The analysis suggests social networks may represent an evolution of traditional mass media, as users decide what information to spread and discuss rather than passively receiving pre-selected news.