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Do not make promises you cannot keep. Reporters from all over the world sent to cover the 2008 Beijing Olympics are currently protesting after they had been promised they'd be given the same freedom to report as they did in any other previous Olympic Games. Read More

Gatorade, Absolut, Levi's, Stride Chewing Gum; no need for apparent product placement, just some subtle advertising and they're off virally spreading in YouTube's powerful universe. Read More

The French jewelry maker, Cartier, launched its very own profile on MySpace as an attempt to appeal to a new crowd, the computer savvies. They are one of the first luxury brands to seek help from a social networking site to spread the word or L.O.V.E. Read More

I stumbled upon a nice post by James Sherwood on The Register dubbed 'Brits more hooked on mobile tech than Yanks are'- loved the sound of it, and wanted to bring some data to front. Read More

After much speculation on the subject, Google and Digg, the user generated site, look like they're finally gonna tie the knot. Read More

YouTube just launched a video contest where both Republican and Democrat fanatics can partake to winning participation during their candidate's campaign trail as well as the national convention to take place either in Denver or Minneapolis-St. Paul. Read More

I thought this was pretty neat and impressive. I found this site called We Feel Fine and basically it's an online social network of human feelings.It has an interface which detects blog entries containing either 'I feel' or 'I'm feeling' phrases from around the world and saves them onto a platform. Read More

It's free. Easy to use. Adaptable in all browsers. Be who you want to be, how you want to be, where you want to be—Google's new, 3D social reality, Lively has arrived, and it's already sending Second Life down to the pit. Read More

Vodafone, the mobile telecom giant and MySpace, one of the largest online social networks, brought Vodafone Music Reporter live this week. Read More

Who's not a Family Guy fan? Even I am. Think about having a similarly cool animation, only this time, online. In September, Google together with Family Guy creator, Seth MacFarlane, will be launching a new cartoon called “Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy,” to be streamed online through AdSense. Read More