Category: Websites
Definitive proof that The Simpsons is getting worse
It’s almost a law of the internet that any discussion about The Simpsons will inevitably turn into a discussion of when The Simpsons stopped being good. For the first decade, […]
Pinterest is now for MANLY MEN WHO LIKE MAN THINGS
Good news for any MEN who like to BOOKMARK ITEMS OF INTEREST. Is Pinterest too girly for you? Then don’t worry, the company has today announced that it will be […]
eBay listing reveals how man thinks having kids has ruined his life
This normal looking eBay listing, for a pushchair (or stroller, or buggy, depending on where you’re from) seems to have become an outlet for one Southampton man, who in writing […]
Google doubles the size of its new London office
For a few years now Google has been planning a move to new offices near King’s Cross – but now the company has kicked out the other tenant, and will […]
Facebook at Work is official – pokes from your boss to do some damn work coming soon?
Back in November, we heard rumours that Facebook was working on a new product that will let companies essentially build their own internal Facebook, for work usage. It turns out […]
WATCH: Strangely prescient Tomorrow’s World clip from 1994 on “the internet”
Check out this astonishing clip from what used to be the BBC’s flagship technology programme. In it, the presenter talks about the “information super highway” and makes a number of […]
Google’s share of search traffic falls slightly
Has Google taken its eye off the ball? The dominant search providers numbers have fallen slightly in the US, in December. According to
Google is donating €250,000 to Charlie Hebdo
In a gesture of support following yesterday’s attack, Google is said to be donating a hefty amount to the satirical French magazine. According to Business Insider, the company will be […]
Could “Books” be the new Facebook?
You know when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg endorses a technology then it is time to sit up and pay attention. Media reports suggest that Zuck has gone on the record […]
Could Twitter cause a recession? The Bank of England turn to social media monitoring.
The Bank of England’s chief economist has announced that the bank will be monitoring social networks, to better understand the state of the economy. According to Sky News, Andy Haldane […]
