“We want them to help us redesign the Internet.”
— TIM ARMSTRONG, CEO and chairman of AOL, on his company’s plans to work with artists like The Jonas Brothers on new projects (Hollywood Reporter, via Vulture)
“We want them to help us redesign the Internet.”
— TIM ARMSTRONG, CEO and chairman of AOL, on his company’s plans to work with artists like The Jonas Brothers on new projects (Hollywood Reporter, via Vulture)
Could you survive a week without Facebook? One university is giving it a try.
Just when the VMAs fill our need for Auto-Tune, The Gregory Brothers hit back with a new, melodically-modified look at politics.
The 2010 NFL season kicked off last night with the New Orleans Saints edging out a win over the Minnesota Vikings. In honor of this weekend’s gridiron heroes, here are the five funniest Twitter accounts of NFL players.
Oprah is famous for giving gifts. Today, she gives the world “Oprahfy Yourself!” Newsfeed gives you seven celebs who look quite snappy in her bad hair and ’80s clothes.
This councilman’s impassioned speech was certainly inspired by movies — and it makes much more sense with sweeping background music. See video at TheDailyWh.at.
Could Google Wave do this?
It’s official: Americans like browsing photos of old friends more than searching for actually relevant information.
How do you get cats to star in your adorable furniture commercial? Just let them loose and see what they do.
Oh, um, NewsFeed is terribly, terribly sorry, but, you see, Hugh Grant turns 50 today, so um, if it’s alright with you, we would like to, um, to present our five favorite befuddled Hugh Grant moments, but again, only if it’s OK by you.
Want people to eat carrots like junk food? One ad agency decided to give the veggies a junk-food-style commercial. See video at TheDailyWh.at.
“I don’t […] want innovation. You’re not smarter than your competitor. Just copy what they do and do it until you get their numbers.”
–MARC PINKUS, founder of social network gaming company Zynga, on the subject of business …