In the last 150 years Barbie has had 55 different jobs with the latest, according to her new LinkedIn profile, being Dreams Incubator. Since the profile went live two weeks ago, Barbie has been posting about different female entrepreneurs, giving career advice and sharing her thoughts on the importance of women having choices because you need more than beauty to buy the pink dreamhouse afterall.
All eyes were on Twitter when several tweets appared with a new "Buy now" button – they disappeared shortly after leaving us all questioning just what Twitter's next move will be. Mashable reported that this appeared on tweets featuring product links and was only visible on the mobile version.
Fashion photographer Nick Knight and American Express are collaborating to offer followers a real-time, urban photography exhibit in their Twitter feed. Using the hashtag #MySecretCity, the series explores London locations via the American Express UK account with the aim to inspire locals to the beauty around them.
Germany's epic beating of Brazil in the World Cup has set records with an incredible 35.6m tweets mentioning either #BRA or #GER – Miroslav Klose was the most name-checked player in the German squad after becoming the all-time greatest goal scorer in a World Cup finals.
YouTube have made an agreement with Music Vault to acquire more than 12,000 new clips to Music Vault's own channel. The new footage features The Rolling Stones, Lou Reed and The Who just to name a few and brings the YouTube channel's total amount of exclusive content to more than 2,000 hours of viewing.
An image of director Steven Spielberg on the set of "Jurassic Park," posed next to one of the animatronic dinosaurs used in the film sparked controversy (and a complete loss at humanity) when users mistakenly thought Spielberg had killed said dinosaur. There was talk of people being mistaken n their thousands – although deeper research found only a small percentage of Facebook users had been fooled.