The Incredible Amount Of Stuff That Happens On The Internet In 60 Seconds
How many emails, tweets, likes, searches, video views, photo uploads, and porn streams happen in a minute?
How many emails, tweets, likes, searches, video views, photo uploads, and porn streams happen in a minute?
J.C. Penney’s latest commercial features Martha Stewart talking about her new collection at the retailer. Unfortunately, the CEO she hatched the deal with is no longer employed by the company.
’80s Don Draper is one of the best Twitter accounts out there. But it’s even better with lots and lots of synths.
New executive chairman Ynon Kreiz introduced himself to Maker employees after a round of layoffs — and looks to the future.
The Twitter-savvy astronaut, who returns home from the ISS today, saves the best for last, by making the first ever music video in space.
YouTube recently announced subscription-based channels, and you probably won’t want to pay for most of them. But for a channel dedicated to ’90s cartoons, or for The Rap Battle Network, you just might.
“You want a kid to change and start doing better? You gotta touch his freaking heart.”
YouTube may be announcing paid subscription channels as early as this week — but will viewers pony up?
Multimedia media critic Howard Kurtz and his trusty sidekick Lauren Ashburn are attempting to conquer the internet one YouTube video at a time.
Amateur video of an American cargo plane going down at Bagram air field north of Kabul yesterday. Officials say seven people were killed. [WARNING: DISTURBING FOOTAGE]
…But which will reign supreme?
Plus a bizarrely funny supercut of Robert De Niro crying, a new use for Tetris, and the 10 most ridiculous anti-drug PSAs of the 80s and 90s.
If you don’t know already, the condom challenge is when you snort a condom up your nose and pull it out of your mouth. Ewwwwwww.
These poor souls decided to eat a scorpion pepper, which has a hilarious, creeping burn that is apparently the worst thing in the whole world.
These are videos people actually uploaded to YouTube.
This version of the theme song is definitely more epic than the original. Bwaah bwaah bwahbwah bwaaah bwaaah bwah bwah bwaaaah.
YouTube’s ad placement algorithm is either way smarter than we thought, or way, way dumber.
The comment sections on YouTube videos aren’t known for their intelligent discourse, unless you consider extreme racism and homophobia intelligent discourse. But every now and then, a real gem will shine through.
Facebook lags. Teenagers use the internet while studying, playing sports, and attending religious services.
Visitors take photos with their phones and tablets of Pope Francis as he speaks from the central balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican.
You heard gay guys’ views on female anatomy, now it’s the ladies’ turn.
College senior Kirsten Bledsoe created a YouTube video to ask Mila Kunis to her school’s spring dance at Hollins University. Can’t blame a girl for trying.
The director of Alien and Prometheus will produce 12 short sci-fi films for YouTube network Machinima.
If you don’t figure out the name of this song you’re literally going to go crazy.
One of his major complaints is that all Asian people look alike.
Three former Demand Media executives joined forces to launch an online multichannel network for foodies. Is this the future of food media?
15 precious seconds of adorable German-language insanity.
The angst! The changing social patterns! The internetz!
OK… now can we let it rest?
If CNN is gonna make us pay $1.99 for a 2-month-old episode of Reliable Sources, we should at least get to keep it forever.