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A quirkly video depicting the rise of Google – still makes me feel all warm inside despite them being an HUGE corporation:

A great little (well it is actually very long yet comprehensive) video presentation that helps frame thinking on designing web interfaces:

A really great summary of social media facts presented in this compelling video:

All facts and figures can be found at Socialnomics

Oh yeah! This game rules and the prequel/sequel looks so awesome…

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So E3 started with a bang!
Microsoft has unveiled its new control system for the Xbox 360 console, at E3 in Los Angeles. Project Natal is a fully hands-free control system that will use face recognition and motion sensors to allow users to play games.
Ok, so it is in prototype stage however Nintendo need to up_their_game [...]

So very, very well done. This is exactly how agencies should be using YouTube for themselves and for their clients:

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Not likely to catch on but a useful way to showcase some cool scientific research:

A good balanced look at the beginnings and development of Twitter:

Drum & Bass + church = awesome:

“This is not a story of the “little man” beating out “big media” — this is the story of a major Hollywood celebrity orchestrating a massive, social media publicity campaign that was specifically designed to promote himself, Twitter and, by extension, Ted Turner and CNN.”

http://www.nowpublic.com/culture/ashton-kutcher-punks-twitter-giant-million-follower-pr-stunt

Aha - interesting opinion. Now, why would you buy billboards for promotion to get random followers?

Now, is it an ego thing, a relentless exercise in self-promotion or is it an orchestrated campaign by Twitter to rally people to sign-up and follow celebrity AND major TV networks  in an extension to its value proposition. Why has no-one even bothered to look at the obvious?
Come on - Larry King participating in fun and games…

Really?

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