If you want to catch up with the latest Internet meme Chatroulette, check this movie by Casey Neistat:

And those people getting concerned about this cultural phenomenon, probably have never used IRC. Just like Danah Boyd says.

Being lazy on a rainy Sunday has its payoffs, like finding these two great documentaries:

PBS Frontlines’ Digital Nation: from information overflow to virtual worlds, Rachel Dretzin and Douglas Rushkoff do a great job on highlighting some of the challenges of the Millennial generation.

Also engaging was BBC’s 3D Documentary Explorer for “The Virtual Revolution: How 20 years of the web has reshaped our lives”.

Even with the 3D eating the CPU, the videos (with plenty testimonials of key web figures) are worthy of your next lazy Sunday. Beats watching American Idol anytime.

A collaboration between the V&A and onedotzero, Decode: Digital Design Sensations showcases the latest developments in digital and interactive design, from small, screen-based, graphics to large-scale interactive installations.

The mesmerizing works of one of the interactive agencies of the decade.

Thanks, Vasco.

If you didn’t had the chance to read the book, at least watch the video.

Source: I Started Something

Ladies, let’s be honest: your intelligence isn’t the first thing we notice.

Or so they say at the Trivial Pursuit Experiment:

Come on guys, don’t disappoint me and let’s show the ladies we’re damn smart. At least sometimes.

Word of advice: don’t miss too much answers or you’ll have to watch some humiliating performances by one of ours.

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Dan Ariely would love this.

Oh, The Temptation from Steve V on Vimeo.

2 Hidden Cameras – HVX 200 and Sony Z1U
A bunch of Kids
1 Marshmallow each

Not an original idea, but very fun to make.

Because he was more than a basketball player.

On his Hall Of Fame induction speech, he’s also proven to be a great storyteller.

On September 22, 7 matches will be played at specially chosen locations with the Twilight Football final in South Africa.
The tournament is sponsored by Sony to promote their Exmor CMOS Sensor technology, able to capture fast-moving action in low light filming conditions.

I’m not that into bull fighting, but the football players on the video above have some raging skills.

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