Good article how the Thai crisis was covered on the main social networks. For myself, Twitter was the clear winner of all of them. Thee was simply no better and more up to date news source than Twitter. Here is the article.
The fantastic website Visible Measures has some very interesting data online. My favorite is the "100 Million Club", a list of the most popular online videos pf all time. Only the ones who made 100 Million views at lest are in this list. An astonishing number, some videos are approaching one bilion views! The list is quite interesting.
Almost half of the videos are music videos which is no surprise. The combined views of Lady Gaga's top videos outpace everything else on this planet even though Soulja Boy has the most watched single video. Theer is also a couple user generated videos mixed in such as the "Evolution of Dance" which had more than 200 Million views up to this day. Head on over to Visible Measures to view the complete list.
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DJ Tama from Japan who recently had several gigs here in Bangkok (http://www.bangkokrecorder.com/straight-outta-hokkaido-dj-tama-qbar-20032010) has posted some photo impressions on his personal blog here:
http://ameblo.jp/spcfinest/entry-10489472042.html Go check out the rest and for more info plus music from DJ Tama.
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An article called "Tourist fashion crimes in Bangkok's 'red light' zones" over at CNN got me thinking: "Hey, that is pretty much like our Bangkok Pirates section. So below are a few excerpts. Head on over to the article to see the rest.
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Over at this blog there are smoe cool pictures of red shirts and translations of what their headbands actually mean such as the one posted here which says:
Red Shirts unite!
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Check out the website/blog of Bangkok's DJ Dragon, probably te most famous Thai Drum n Bass DJ who is part of the Dubway parties (one upcoming very soon). If you are into DnB, Dragon's parties are always loads of fun.
Dubway party Bangkok video on youtube:
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