The story with the cats continues on corolla.com.au:

• The One Velociraptor Per Child project wants to adequately educate every kid on this planet
• KickApps – social media apps on demand for your site
• Blogs influence purchases more than social networks
• US car sales are stuck in the toilet
• Download Greg Verdino’s free ebook 4 & 20 Blog Posts
• Aussies, have your say on the future of the ABC and make sure you check out the discussion paper Towards a Digital Future
• Dell case study by social media tracking tool Radian6: Free range marketing
• Now available: The data behind Razorfish’s digital consumer study
• Time’s 50 Best Inventions 2008
• Firefox surpasses 20% worldwide market share
• Fail: Microsoft’s Facebook millions paid back with Google election map
• Guy Kawasaki’s new book, Reality Check: The Irreverent Guide to Outsmarting, Outmanaging, and Outmarketing Your Competition is now available
• Study: LinkedIn users rich (but still annoying)
• Watch CNN live and full-screen with VLC
• Top 15 trend questions (and answers)
• Young adults turn to MySpace for movie information
• Turn your favorite feeds into a personal magazine with Tabbloid
• This time Yahoo really wants Microsoft to buy them
• Photos of a python having a cockatoo for dinner
• Last but not least: support Francine and her 5 husbands, a viral campaign for coolcapitals.com

Sweet concept for The Shark Project, created by Y&R Frankfurt.

Girls Aloud’s Nadine Coyle and Kimberley Walsh advertise the Nintendo Starter Pack for Nintendogs. Aren’t they a bit old for this?

Worth checking out the various categories on London’s National History Museum’s website as there are some remarkable images among them.

Found at everyone’s favourite site Cute Overload.

Cruel revenge that would have hurt the poor cat but I still hat to laugh.