I know we don't need to do this anymore, but I thought this was an interesting site for social media. It's simply a Q&A Web page, where someone creates a page and anyone can visit the page and ask the creator a question.

If you are easily offended do not open this link. It's like "Found Magazine" with all of the collection of random items people find and send in to Davy Rothbart, however, the items on this Web site are more explicit and geared toward an older audience than foundmagazine.com itself.

Video of Davy Rothbart, author of Found Magazine, talking about his favorite "finds" and other things related to Found.

This might be interesting to those of you who are doing research projects on music copyright laws/ parodys, etc. I suggest watching Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" music video before watching this if you haven't already, otherwise, it's not as funny.

Part 1 of 3 interviews with the creator of Found Magazine, etc.

Somewhat like the mashup videos we watched in class about Hitler. Some may have seen it already. Deserves another watch ! :)

Facebook's blowing up

Astronauts Twitpic images of earth

post secret.

Digital photo frame company, Media Street, has created another digital photo frame with Wifi.This isn't the first of its kind, however, with this model you can view photos on flickr, photobucket, walmart. You can also use it to view facebook, twitter--you can even check the weather !

This is a YouTube video of three astronauts talking about how they "tweet" from the International Space Station. Interesting to think that it literally has no limits.

If you are interested in science information in an interactive way this is a really great Web site. It has podcasts, images, television channels, video podcasts, etc. This Web site shows a way information is being conveyed via the web in different interactive mediums.