Written on 2nd July 2009
6 COMMENTS 
Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.
This man has a disease you may have not heard of, its called Duke Nukem’s disease. Gene Simkins brings you the story what life is like with what has come to be known as First-Person Shooter Disease…
Written on 29th June 2009
38 COMMENTS
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Serial Internet Entrepreneur
The brother of the guy making this video just had his World of Warcraft account cancelled by his mother. Just before he completely flips out in his room the cameraman plants the camera in his room. What follows… is simply indescribable.
Now before you laugh, think for a second how you would feel if your mother had taken away your MacBook Pro, iPhone 3G S or other gadget that you REALLY like. Wouldn’t you… Nah, you wouldn’t. Forget what I just wrote. This is simply insane.
Written on 27th June 2009
13 COMMENTS
Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.
Follow ShibbyDacury…The guy is a genius. This is marvelous stuff!
via Pixftw
Written on 25th June 2009
4 COMMENTS
Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.
via HolyTaco
Written on 23rd June 2009
27 COMMENTS
Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.
Written on 23rd February 2009
15 COMMENTS
Zee, Editor in Chief at The Next Web, Principal at WeDoCreative.
Who needs bluetooth headsets when you can simply pierce a massive hole in your ear and slide the phone in?
Written on 3rd September 2008
3 COMMENTS
Ernst-Jan Pfauth, editor in chief
The thing with being on Twitter is that you realize you’re always missing something. Ok, it’s not as worse as not being on Twitter at all, but some of those really funny or important tweets just fly by without you noticing it. After all, you’ll need some sleep as well. Twitter awards site The Twitties won’t solve that problem, but at least they’re selecting some rather special tweets from the clutter.
The people behind the Twitties asked Twitter users to send in those spectacular tweets, 1200 nominations were the result. Then, in an act of pure dictatorship, they narrowed it down to 65 tweets in 12 categories. Good news though, democracy is back again, and now it’s up to us to vote. These are, for example, the nominees for the best tweets:
After browsing through all the tweets though, I found out most of them concern the American sense of humor, and not so much ours. So maybe we should organize a European version as well?
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