We bet you didn't think it was possible to fit the 100 greatest movie lines into 200 hundred seconds. A team called Liquid Generation have got the video to prove you wrong.

Could the BBC's iPlayer go global? Various media have picked up on a report in Friday's Daily Telegraph that Google, owners of YouTube, is said to be in talks about the possibility of an international version of the popular catch-up TV service.

Photonic disruptors, online music charges, gobal warming and Street View - and the news that our iPhone app to work out our reident designer's rate of apple consumption wouldn't make us any money - were all news items that got caught in our datanet today at weirdandbeard...

Something for the weekend, sir? We use today's WeirdandBeard byte space to take a gander at some TV offerings and news...

Mind reading, pizzas, targetted advertising from Phorm, digital censorship and the power of social media all caught our attention here at WeirdandBeard this morning...

Well, it isn't Flying Penguins - the BBC's great April Fool gag in 2008 - but YouTube's clever bit of re-design, turning the entire site upside when you view a video, is certainly a clever piece of coding.

Watchmen Director Zack Snyder and the comic's co-creator, Dave Gibbons, talk about creating the film in this featurette on YouTube...

You know, some people just have too much time one their hands.

This bizarre collection of probing questions, culled from over 40 years of Doctor Who TV shows, apparently took over seven months to put together...

Some people really need a Doctor...

 

 

 

If you haven't come across Chad Vader before, then check out the Blame Society YouTube Channel as Chad battles through day to day as the Dark Lord. Directed by Matt Sloan and Aaron Yonda, this is a response to David After Dentist. Director of Photography is John Urban.