YouTube’s video review of 2012: From Gangnam Style to space jumps
YouTube has put together a video looking back at the big events of 2012, already attracting 13 million hits in just a day.
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Romeo Beckham sparks internet buzz in Burberry viral video
Romeo Beckham has made his modelling debut in the new Burberry campaign, causing a huge amount of internet buzz for the brand.
Computers in 5 years will touch, feel and…smell? (video)
A new era of ‘cognitive systems’ will usher in brand new ways for humans and PCs to interact- including touch, feel and smell, according to new predictions from technology giant IBM. The firm said that within 5 years computers will soon gain human-like abilities to receive input through senses like taste, touch and smell. The … [Read more…]
‘DIY computer’ Raspberry Pi gets app store
Mini computer the Raspberry Pi has got its own app store, where users can share games, applications and tools developed for the computer.
Video viral of the week: Google reviews year in 3 minutes
As part of Google’s annual year-in-review package Zeitgieist, this video gazes back at the previous 12 months and ranks people, places and things that people searched for them on Google.
Martin Sorrell: WPP spent $2bn on Google, $400m on Facebook in 2012 (video)
In this video interview with the Financial Times, WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell provides insights into how the ad giant invested on digital channels during 2012.
Marie Claire runs multi-platform campaign on Windows Phones
Microsoft is joining women’s glossy Marie Claire in a five-month multi-platform campaign to promote its new range of Windows Phones.
RadiumOne links with Facebook Exchange Real-Time-Bidding system
Social advertising platform RadiumOne is integrating with Facebook Exchange, Facebook’s recently launched real-time-bidding (RTB) system.
The Daily Mail to double online staff in US
The Daily Mail plans to expand its US operations, as the UK newspaper looks to capitalise on its growing audience across the Atlantic.
YouTube goes live on Wii U console
YouTube has launched a Wii U compatible version of its video sharing site, as the Google-owned service looks to expand its use among gamers.