• First off take some time and watch Jamie Oliver’s TED speech on his wish to teach every child about food
• Welcome to the site-less web
• Dogs and sleds in big pictures
• newbalance365.com has a daily dose of balance to you
• Interactive Adidas video on YouTube with Dwight Howard
• An animated infographic annual report
• Twitter has now more than 1 billion tweets per month
• Cool Best Buy e-cycle billboard
• pleaserobme.com creates awareness about the dumb part of location-based services
• Wired comes to the iPad, version 2.0
• The missing ingredient in most social media strategies: strategy
• A sweet collection of printable sketch templates for wireframing
• The Razorfish 5 Report: Five technologies that will change your business
• Last but not least I want you to meet Crabzilla

• First off my new favourite site: Selleck Waterfall Sandwich
• San Diego Zoo gets Google Maps’d
• Cry of the dolphins – a creative PSA against cyber-bullying
• Astronaut TJ Creamer’s still tweeting from space
• Playboy promotes a bit of Wii Fit with playmate Jo Garcia
• Bridgestone’s Whale Tale campaign for Super Bowl
• American Apparel does a bit of crowdsourcing for the best bottom in the world and Playboy provides a virtual video shoot in search of the next cover girl
• Engaging readers in the digital age
• Mashable report on Pepsi’s (aka what you drink when there’s no Coke) social media initiative and the 10 stages of social media business integration
• Polinchock’s predictions for 2010
• State of the Internet report
• Luckie’s 30-day social media makeover
• Brian Solis knows the roles of Facebook and Twitter in social media marketing
• Free Facebook fanpage PSD and paper iPad templates
• Snail mail with a dash of Google Maps
• Pictures of a crash cutting a Camaro literally in two; driver having walked away
• Gartner’s five social software predictions for 2010 and beyond
• Last but not least we have word that Lady Gaga is definitely a woman

• Baekdal tackles 7 myths of social media ROI
• Photographer Paul Nicklen’s amazing face-off with a deadly predator
• Burger King presents Singing in the Shower
• Smashing Mag’s showcase of Mexican web design
• Dell increases their crowdsourcing efforts
• W3schools.com’s historical browser statistic visualization
• Morgan Stanley’s mobile internet report
• AdWeek article on web shops going from underdogs to top dogs

Put together by Mary Meeker for the Web 2.0 Summit.

Now imagine the entourage that would follow an iPhone around the streets.

• First off Wonderwall – an awesomely flashturbated website for an interior design firm
• RRW post about Wikitude and Cyclopedia, two great looking iPhone apps that use the 3Gs’ compass and GPS to give you location-based Wikipedia info
• YouTube game ‘Where’s Dexter?‘
• Apple’s market share per category
• TC report about Google’s experiments with their homepage
• Great Windows Mobile 6.5 review by Gizmodo
• A List Apart demystifies usability testing
• Adobe just launched an apparently awesome Photoshop iPhone app but dammit, it’s not available in the Swiss app store – WTF?
• Show reel from Ogilvy’s Digital Lab in London
• New climate change campaign by the UK’s government
• Last but not least Liu Bolin, the real life invisible Man