Kevmo

After 12 years in tech, most of the news coverage out there just starts to run together. I often wonder what would happen if an outfit like TMZ were to cover technology. I mashed up from the websites of TechCrunch and TMZ to give us and idea of what their coverage might look like:

• Cops Investigating Street Fight. Twitter Is Down. Again.
• Live on YouTube Tonight: A Big Wiener
• Gary Coleman’s Ex Has Determined That There Are 129,864,880 Books In The World (For Now)
• Heidi Klum’s Body Is Their Internal Warm Fuzzy Jar
• Enrique Gets Naked, Comes to the iPhone
• Eric Schmidt – Tiger Wood’s Mistress?

Come on TMZ, TechCrunch. Let’s get this merger going.

You’ve all seen the previews for the new movie Social Network about the founding of Facebook. Now see the story behind the founding of YouTube. Well, not the real story.

TimeOut NY has collected a Post-It confessional of some of the worst work related gaffes made by New Yorkers. They’re pretty amazing. Check them out here.

Perhaps the best direction every given to a web designer from a client:

“Round off all the rectangles – this needs to be kid friendly”

(from clientsfromhell)

It seems like all the new startups are talking about social business networking these days. Entrepreneurs are adapting the services that everyday people love like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and others for the corporate environment.

It sounds like an interesting idea, so I started brainstorming. Here are a few ideas that I hope someone is working on:

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I forgot about this video. Watching it in 2010, I don’t know if it’s still funny. It kind of makes me want to cringe, hearing these things more frequently these days.