This new ‘manslator’ used to promote new film, The Truth is Ugly, is now available for embedding on your website.

The only problem is, it seems under-thought and, as a result, is pretty terrible. It might be worth a few laughs if forwarded on through email?

It has already been pointed out that in the Google vs Bing fight, Google triumphs every time. Apparently everyone agrees- Bing is the next best way to Google.

Google’s also a clear winner in the search stakes- though it may be worth pointing out, it has been open a lot longer.

Mr B smiles for Britain

This man is so dreadfully smug with his question to the PM. Somehow, I find myself disliking him more than any dishonest politician there has ever been, especially in his farewell.

I think I would rather see David Cameron charging £1m worth of chest wax to the taxpayer than have to look this man in the face and answer any of his questions. Such is the impact YouTube is having on journalism- everyone’s a Paxman.

If they thought blogging brought about the inane and boring journalism of tomorrow, then welcome to Paxman 2.0.

Video blogging (or vlogging) has created many internet celebrities (cewebrities if you will) but somehow I don’t think (or rather hope) Number 10’s YouTube channel will have the same effect?

Mr Brown’s answer to the above question is below by the way. I love the look of disgust on Gordon’s face in the first frame.

Bruno's been removed from YouTube by Viacom, who own MTV. Why?

The video of Sacha Baron Cohen falling into Eminem at the MTV awards is sharply finding its way off the internet. Viacom International, the company that owns MTV, has requested the removal of a lot of the footage from YouTube.

Odd, since as MTV seems to have reported the incident, complete with pictures, across the globe- see here- what’s that about?