MyCreoPoint
...and the bank is appalled and fires them. Britain's The Sun newspaper posted a video online which it said was filmed at a corporate team-building event.
MyCreoPoint
...and the bank is appalled and fires them. Britain's The Sun newspaper posted a video online which it said was filmed at a corporate team-building event.
The New York Times
Pediatricians worldwide are worried about how much, and how early, kids are playing computer games and spending time online. It's the subject of a new PBS documentary, "Web Junkie" next week.
Business Insider
Looking back to 2012, Business Insider considers YouTube’s decision to prioritize the time users spend watching videos over clicks. “Instead of spending time completing long videos, YouTube users often hopped quickly from one to the next,” BI reports. “So, after bouts of data collection and analysis coupled with countless meetings, YouTube re-jiggered its search-and-discovery algorithm … to make watch time, not views, the determining factor in what videos to recommend.”
StreamDaily
"Wet Hot Summer:First Days Of Camp" debuts on July 31, a prequel to the cult hit, with many of the stars who are now big reprising roles they had when they weren't. Until then, a Netflix trailer will have to do.
Tampa Bay Times
A judge says the trial can't begin today, as planned, because of several technical violations. That may delay it for three months. Gawker showed a video of Hogan having sex with the wife of disc jockey Bubba the Love Sponge, who at the time was the wrestler's friend. Hogan, whose real name is Terry Bollea, claims his privacy was violated.
The Drum
The inventive ad invites viewers to click on the muscle-bound actor's body, and play a game that takes place inside his body,
Wall Street Journal
Heading into Tuesday's match with Germany (the U.S. women won, 2-0), Fox Sports Go says the women's World Cup is earning record streaming numbers. Three of this year's matches became the most-watched ever on the site.
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