Social network users are committing digital ’suicide’ to spend more time on their ‘real’ lives. Will quitting social media become the hottest social media trend of 2010?

Fox decides to clog up reruns of its shows with a real-time Twitter commentary, Neighbours sets up accounts for its characters, and everyone wonders: can TV get interactivity right?

Viewing the very excellent Humpday at MIFF, we inadvertently stumbled upon the genre of 'mumblecore'. But is it any different to low-budget indie filmmaking of generations past?

Are you man enough to chew 5 gum? Well, are ya? Prods wimp in pigeon-chest. Wrigley's blows us away with its 'Stimulate Your Senses' campaign.

According to James Harkin, we're all living in Cyburbia. He just finds it difficult to give reliable directions in his new book.

Visitors to Skittles.com have been redirected to a Twitter search page overlaid with a small Skittles-branded widget. Is this a fearless ad campaign in an online social network, or Twitter's own plan to make money?