When social dictates new categories for art

Watch the video on BBC. Can't decide if this guy is a kook or this is totally amazing.

The new, weird thing that is hot on Twitter right now.

FLIPR, like Vyclone for gifs? Do we believe in the gif rennaissance?

heck yeah dropbox integration

In the wake of Facebook Graph Search.

Fun new take on the music video! Kind of like Vyclone, but for music not locations.

Interesting to see Coke doing yet another campaign allowing fans to vote, considering the flop of the Superbowl spot. And touches on the growing concern of allowing users to dictate content. It's one thing to use data, it's another to directly ask what people want and then give it to them.

An interesting breakdown, ties back to Mac vs PC.

Google is spearheading efforts into more connectivity globally. It will be interesting to follow what implications arise.

Some numbers to reconfirm that viewers are moving to watching shows on the Internet, in "binge" sessions, and later rather than live.

Continuing our conversation of Social and Big Data fuels TV, here's an infographic.

OH MAN  Oreo's at it again.

Bing gets smarter. Bing it on.

Connection between screen resolution and quantity of in-app purchases.

"For now, sticky notes is a perfect comparison for Keep. It's simply an online replacement for the random lists and notes you've jotted in your Moleskine. It's only a power tool if a butter knife is a power tool, but it may be the only app that can capture a phone number or random thought as fast as pen and paper."