Youtube, the biggest online source for videos of people doing dumb things has quietly updated their site a little. This includes the addition of stats allowing you to see how people are getting to the video (external links) and a new tab navigation system for deciding what you want to do with the video you [...]

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The latest twist that is the share killing saga of the Microsoft Yahoo buyout hit us today – with news that Yahoo is close on closing a deal to merge with AOL. “The latest twist: The WSJ is reporting that Yahoo is close to signing a deal to combine with AOL. This at the same [...]

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CSS can be a greatly frustrating part of your design, whether it be trying to get what you have pictured down into the actual layout or making sure it is cross browser compatible. Thankfully there are a number of tools that can help with CSS design as well as optomize it ensuring your site is [...]

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Most people know Google Analytics; Google’s free web site statistics tool they made available after buying up another company – but Yahoo Analytics? Looks like its on the way. TechCrunch is reporting that Yahoo has is busy buying out IndexTools; a company that does just that. Yahoo has made an official statement according to TechCrunch [...]

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nihilogic has published a free, online Super Mario clone (1 level); only its 14kb in size and written completely in javascript! On his blog, he talks about some of the goals of the script and how it was made – Here’s an experiment in keepings things small and confined to one Javascript file. There are [...]

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Flickr has jumped on the video bandwagon with sites like YouTube and Revver. Video! Video! Video! The rumours are true and “soon” is now. We’re thrilled to introduce video on Flickr. If you’re a pro member, you can now share videos up to 90 glorious seconds in your photostream. 90 seconds? While this might seem [...]

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The Amazon suite of web services has been available for some time with an impressive uptake. The S3 product went down for a while earlier this year and made more obvious the role that they are playing in the newer generation web when looking at the amount of users that complained about the outage. Google [...]

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Wanting an Invite to the new CushyCMS closed beta? Look no further than TechCrunch who’ve manged to hook up the free invite for its readers, simply enter the invite code “TECHCRUNCH” on the CushyCMS signup page.

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Pizza.com has been sold (on auction) for 2.6 million US dollars! CNET has more on the sale. Who would’ve thought a generic domain name would still have the capacity to pull in big bucks? Chris Clark, the seller of “Pizza.com,” seemed a bit in shock after he managed to rake in $2.6 million from the [...]

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Joost has announced a major restructure of its service and goals – moving to supply its goods to the US only. This comes with news that media and sports companies simply would not sell it global rights to their content; understandable given they usually sell them on a country basis. Unfortunately, I think Joost had [...]

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