“Have you ever wondered how modern marketing practices came to be? Well, so did we. After doing some research, we thought it best to tell the story through the use of this visual aid.” – flowtown.com
by Smashing Crunch • on April 29, 2012 • in Images, Infographics
“Have you ever wondered how modern marketing practices came to be? Well, so did we. After doing some research, we thought it best to tell the story through the use of this visual aid.” – flowtown.com
by Smashing Crunch • on August 18, 2011 • in Mobile, News, Tech, Videos
Hot on the heels of 4G Blackberry announcements from AT&T, Sprint and Verizon, T-Mobile has released the Blackberry Bold 9900.

by Smashing Crunch • on July 6, 2011 • in Infographics, Offbeat
With so much controversy about news, meme’s and fact checking, it’s high time someone summed it up this well…
“A Parody Infographic” by Penguin Pete on Deviant Art

by Smashing Crunch • on September 10, 2010 • in Mobile
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70% of kids admit receiving pornography
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by Smashing Crunch • on June 24, 2010 • in News
Google has won its court case against Viacom, where it was facing a $1 billion claim for allowing users to upload copyrighted clips to YouTube. The landmark case is expected to have a major impact on future cases dealing with the responsibilities of the operators of user-generated media libraries, including BitTorrent sites.
Over the past years Google has been battling in court with Viacom over the question of whether YouTube is protected against copyright infringement claims under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
Yesterday, U.S. District Court Judge Louis Stanton granted Google’s motion for summary judgment, ruling that Google is protected by the DMCA’s safe harbor provision. Effectively, this means that YouTube doesn’t have to remove any clips unless they are asked to do so by copyright holders.
“If a service provider knows of specific instances of infringement, the provider must promptly remove the infringing material. If not, the burden is on the owner to identify the infringement. General knowledge that infringement is ‘ubiquitous’ does not impose a duty on the service provider to monitor or search its service for infringements,” Judge Stanton wrote.
In a response, Google claimed the judgment to be a victory…
via: TorrentFreak by Ernesto
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by Smashing Crunch • on June 18, 2010 • in Images, Infographics, Tech, Web
It was once said the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. After seeing the truth behind the statistics, I have found fear…
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via:online schools
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by Smashing Crunch • on June 9, 2010 • in Humor, Mobile, Videos
Android crashes WWDC in this parody of Avenue Q‘s “The Internet is for Porn.” from DogSniffingBomb.com
What is there not to love about this video? From Steve Jobs getting Yo’ Mama dissed by a porn Droid, to the mere inclusion of an insider IT poop joke, you can’t not like this. There is one glaring problem though; I haven’t stopped singing this tune since.
In case you’re not familiar with Avenue Q and The Internet is for Porn… here’s the original theatrical sensation and some of the biggest viral hits it spawned.
We know, we know. The long-lasting life of an internet meme, right? As a closing, here’s a special request from the creators of the Android Porn is for Porn video.
Someone please make this app for reals. We’ve been giggling about it for a week now. The icon is yours to use.
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by Smashing Crunch • on May 29, 2010 • in Images, Web
Because On the Internet Some Things Are Not What They Seem to Be.
Remember, just as in the real world you don’t believe everything you hear. Online you should not always believe everything you see. Because Pedo-Bear really is out there…
Smashing Crunch Tagged: internet safety security warning web
by Smashing Crunch • on May 28, 2010 • in News, Tech, Videos, Web
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by Smashing Crunch • on May 28, 2010 • in Hacking
In Stevens Point Wisconsin, A digital construction sign along a central Wisconsin interstate has been flashing a rock-inspired passionate message to passing motorists. The sign near Stevens Point spelled out "Danger Danger," "High Voltage," "When We Touch, "When We Kiss," to rush-hour drivers Thursday. The words are borrowed from the song "Danger! High Voltage" by the Detroit-based rock band Electric Six. quote: modbee
James Bierman, co-owner of Central State Signing, says a hacker must have changed the message board.
The black and orange construction sign was placed on Interstate 39 because the state Department of Transportation contracted with United Painting of Forest Junction to repaint several overpasses in the area.
AP – This combo of four photos provided by WAOW-TV shows a digital construction sign that flashes "Danger Danger," "High Voltage," "When We Touch, "When We Kiss" for passing motorists on Thursday May 27, 2010 along southbound Interstate 39 near Stevens Point in central Wisc. Apparently a prankster was feeling a touch romantic or was inspired by some rock lyrics when he or she tampered with the sign. The words are actually some borrowed lyrics from the Detroit-based Electric Six rock band and its song "Danger! High Voltage." (waow.com)
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