Looking for a new, creative way to share your pictures and videos? Our iPhone app of the week, Ptch, may be just what you’re looking for…

Launched for Remembrance Day, Remember the War brings the history of World War II to the web in a whole new way.

YouNow is a social video platform that allows users to broadcast live video & interact with their audience in real time. YouNow is the web’s first “online reality TV network”…

If cute cubs get to you, if a picture of a fluffy puppy wrapped in wool yarn makes you say awww, then the Fluffington Post is exactly your kind of website!

Revolver brings a new type of magazine for men; a visual one, featuring short videos that are viral at the moment and that men can relate to.

Screenr is a great tool for people who’s line of work is supported by screen-casting. It allows you to create a screen-cast with a voice over with minimum effort and zero expenditure.

Everyone loves a hilarious video from the internet but its not always easy to continuously find these videos. CrowdTube.tv finds the best viral videos and present them to you in an endless tv-like experience.

Vyclone is a video app for iPhone with an intriguing difference: It lets you and your friends co-create, sync and edit multiple videos of the same event, from different angles!

“The brain that wouldn’t die”, ‘Teenagers from outer space”, “Starman: attack form space”. Most of you, like me, probably haven’t seen any of these obscure 1950’s and 1960’s B-Movies. Well, never fear folks, because now’s your chance…

In the USA, high school dropout rates are pretty shocking: someone drops out of school every 26 seconds – that’s 7200 a day. This social media campaign – Undroppable – stands up for the brilliant kids who defy their circumstances and all the odds to stay in school.

TELLY: TwitVid, once known as the go-to destination for uploading videos to share on Twitter, has rebranded itself as Telly, and now has much bigger ambitions: Telly aims to help you discover, collect and share video content that interests you.

Carly’s Cafe is a website with just one truly inspiring feature: For 2 minutes you will watch life as seen through the eyes of Carly, who at 2 years old was diagnosed with severe autism and an oral motor condition that prevented her from speaking.