Dotted Lines: “Your Facebook is False”

Every evening, the Daily Dot delivers a selection of links worth clicking from around the Web, along with the day’s must-see image or video. We call it Dotted Lines.

• Federal Communications Commission chairman Julius Genachowski botches a live Twitter chat due to a misunderstanding of how to use hashtags.
• Due to the proliferation of “likes Nickelback” as an Internet euphemism for “sucks,” Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel issues a statement clarifying that he does not enjoy the band’s music.
• Online Apple pundits were near-perfect in predicting what Apple would reveal at today’s iPhone 5 launch.
• The Newsroom star Alison Pill accidentally tweets a topless photo, handles the situation with class.
• Music video purveyors Vevo have partnered with airline Virgin for some in-flight entertainment.
• In honor of the GoDaddy hack that wasn’t, Wired rounds up five famous hacks that never actually happened.

Above: In typical Dwight Schrute style, Rainn Wilson declares your inspirational Facebook status FALSE. Wilson recorded this video as part of CollegeHumor’s anti-malaria fundraiser, Malarious!