YouTube is now streaming more than four billion online videos each day, representing a 25% increase in the past eight months, reports Reuters. This figure is across all platforms, including PC and smartphones, and the company has said that around 60 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minute, compared to 48 hours a minute last May.
Last Night…? is an app developed by Zombie Processus that will record your whereabouts for as long as you’d like, letting you go back in time and see exactly where you were. Remember “The Hangover”? I bet they wish they had this app. (via This App Will Help You FInd Out Where You Were Last Night)
Reddit plans January 18 blackout to oppose SOPA | The Verge
Reddit’s blackout may be be the largest and most dramatic to date, but we’ll have to wait and see what kind of real impact it will have — twelve whole hours without adorable pictures of cats may just be the last straw for denizens of the web.
Even with the best privacy management systems, it’s easy to forget what apps have access to your account information. Now, there’s a site devoted to making it easier to check in on them. At mypermissions.org, you can find direct links to the permission pages of eight major social networking and sharing sites, including Facebook, Flickr, and Twitter. (via Clean up your social media permissions with one handy site | The Verge)
