Awesome (bandwidth eating) microsite. First off you think it’s just an online film but then it turns into a driving game.
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• First off Clay Shirky on his new book Here Comes Everybody
• TechCrunch has a map of social network dominance
• YouTube started a small test that gives users more control over how they watch advertising on the Tubes
• ClickZ report on advertising’s digital divide in regards to cross-channel tracking
• The definitive guide to Asian poses
• Create your own little Living Sasquatch (video clip)
• Last but not least the 20 most inappropriately hilarious Yahoo! Answers questions

Update: You must play with the Living Sasquatch as it’s the coolest thing in a while:

Their answer to the Wii’s control with voice and facial recognition as well as full body motion control. That’ll surely also get the movie industry going with some really interactive flicks. And of course advertising. And why isn’t it holographic at the same time?

Guess where on the field bull Desmond will be at 3pm every day and you might just win some tickets to the Glastonbury Festival.
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I just love it when marketing gets original. This time it’s a very surprising use of Facebook Connect for Activision’s game [Protoype] by Belgium agencies Sponge and One Million Dollars. It’ll take a little while to load but it’ll be more than worth it. I won’t spoil any more so hit it!

Update: Site’s down as they must get hammered with traffic looking at the Twitter volume so make sure you bookmark it and go back later.

Now think of your childhood (and the flavor of the month in my time was the C64) and then imagine what games could be like in another 10 years time.

• Find the 50 movies hidden in Empire’s cryptic canvas
• Another compilation post of great blog designs over at Smashing Mag
• Infographic about the difference between humans and animals
• Huge list of advertising agencies, PR firms, media firms and digital marketing companies on Twitter
• 40 gorgeous vintag tobacco adverts
• Thoughts about whose job social media is and the myths
• Some Mercedes E-Class microsite: everymomentapleasure.com