• Shoot, stich and share panorama pictures with CleVR
• Instant cash with the Google AdSense generator
• Agency peoples: Submit a killed idea and be featured in vol. 1 (courtesy of Trevo)
• Micro Persuasion sees three ways media is innovating
• Ryanair slams ‘idiot’ blogger and soon will charge for using the toilet
• Talking about toilets:GM slashes marketing budget by 800m, the outlook for PR firms and digital agencies is not good either, same with PC sales
• Lego has the coolest business cards ever
• TechnoBox, the virtual techno studio for your iPhone
• Turn your WordPress site into an iPhone webapp with WPtouch
• 10 open source alternatives to Photoshop
• Momentile, another photo-a-day sharing service
• Mashable on how to measure online influence
• GE Smart Grid microsite
• Monitter, real-time live Twitter monitoring
• Easily test your creation with the browser sandbox Xenocode
• Pictures of the stunning Porsche museum
• Last but not least another Top 100 Australian Marketing Blogs list with ETTF.NET on No. 5! (and I don’t actually reside in Oz anymore)

An inspiring movie shot by photographer Zack Arias for Scott Kelby.

• More than 82 million people in the US created content online in 2008 and social networking attracts 75% of online Europeans
• Mashable analyses why big brands struggle with social media and Search Engine Land rounds up the results you can get
• How to become an iPhone developer in eight easy steps and Mashable’s got a guide on how to build one (courtesy of Dunc)
• Turn your crappy 2MP iPhone camera into a 4MP unit with Occipital’s ClearCam (but you’ll wait some time for the image to process)
• Wired post on the advances of scientists that make even smaller electronics possible as for example a TB on a chip the size of a coin
• Micro Persuasion summarises 5 digital trends to watch for 2009 from Edelman’s whitepaper
• BannerBlog is not impressed with this year’s online execution of Aussie short film festival TropFest
• The poor New Zealanders can breathe for another month whilst the terrible file sharing law has been delayed
• TechCrunch looks at Microsoft’s social media desktop prototype
• Playboy UK relaunches as free access website but apparently have never heard of RSS
• Pinch Media shows that the average shelf life of an iPhone app is less than 30 days (TC)
• Last but not least the Oscars happened overnight and I’m disappointed that they didn’t give one to Mickey Rourke as The Wrestler was an epic performance

An epic shot from the tragic Victorian bushfires. The koala that was later named Sam stopped to quickly drink three bottles of water before getting herself some first aid for her burnt paws at a wildlife shelter. Full story at The Australian. Of course you can be useful too and make an online donation at the website of the Australian Red Cross.

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