Do you suffer from Information Overload Syndrome?
If so, you could soon suffer the fate of little Billy.
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We're not the only media outlet to make mistakes
If you’re going to mount a moral crusade, make sure that you get your facts straight first… [blip.tv ?posts_id=2212901&dest=-1]
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We’re not the only media outlet to make mistakes
If you’re going to mount a moral crusade, make sure that you get your facts straight first… [blip.tv ?posts_id=2212901&dest=-1]
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Negotiation tactics… in real life
You’re not a business unless you have customers and clients. If you have customers and clients you’ll relate to this. Negotiation tactics… in real life.
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Nation's girlfriends unveil new economic plan: 'Let's Move In Together'
This Onion News Network video tickled our fancy. The girlfriends of America have their own ideas on how to fix… the economy.
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Nation’s girlfriends unveil new economic plan: ‘Let’s Move In Together’
This Onion News Network video tickled our fancy. The girlfriends of America have their own ideas on how to fix… the economy.
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Mr Bean vs Get A Mac guy
This is an oldy but a goody. Mr Bean plays Microsoft in a PC vs Mac ad.
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Taking tweets to the streets
How do the average mainstream tweets sound when spoken out loud on New York City streets?
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Chaser’s ‘psychic’ swine-flu billboards
Two items of news from yesterday’s papers fit so neatly together that the ABC’s satirical Chaser crew might now be able to add ‘psychic’ to their growing resume of achievements (alongside political agitators and accidental law-breakers).
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Chaser's 'psychic' swine-flu billboards
Two items of news from yesterday’s papers fit so neatly together that the ABC’s satirical Chaser crew might now be able to add ‘psychic’ to their growing resume of achievements (alongside political agitators and accidental law-breakers).
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“I Love Progress Bars”
The title says it all. How can something so frivolous be so right?
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"I Love Progress Bars"
The title says it all. How can something so frivolous be so right?
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FutureFeed – microblog updates on what your friends will be doing
With Twitter tripping the light fantastic, it’s great to see people having some fun with the implications of its elevation to mainstream consciousness. First there was The Mime. Then, of course, there was the release of Flutter, the natural evolution of Twitter’s truncated narcissism. Now comes FutureFeed, which “tells you what your friends are doing before they do it!”
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Take this job and… clock it
Jarrad Woods, a video game developer for Canberra-based studio 2K Australia, notified his employers of his decision to quit by creating a Flash game for them to play.
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Tired of Twitter? Time to Flutter.
Twitter is all the rage at the moment, so it was only a matter of time until someone created the next evolutionary spoof. Presenting… Flutter.
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Apple dispenses with Macbook keyboard
A recent ONN story broke news that Apple was replacing keyboards on its popular Macbook range a big iPod-like scroll wheel. (video embedded below).
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Witty animation about the end of the earth
This video put a smile on my face. It’s a witty motion-capture animation outlining… how to destroy the world with nanotechnology.
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More weird and wonderful business card designs
We’re all for applying creativity with a dash of the absurd as a way to stand out from the crowd. And what better way to leave a lasting first impression on potential business contacts than handing them a business card that will makes them chuckle, gasp or drool with envy?
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Google introduces mail sobriety test
Ahhh, Google. What did we ever do without you? I find it quite reassuring that Google, the money-making internet juggernaut, occasionally lets a flourish of humour escape from its well-oiled machine. Today, Gmail Labs released a new feature called “Mail Goggles”, which introduces obstacles to protect users from their own ill-conceived, inebriated communiqués. To quote…
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15 unfortunately placed ads
We’re fans of the site Ads of the world, which tracks the most innovative and witty advertising across all mediums. If you are at all interested in advertising, it’s well worth perusing. But if you’re looking for a real giggle, our website of the week is a blog post dedicated to professional advertising ruined (or…
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