Ah, YouTube. One of the three most popular websites in the world, and probably the most dangerous, since the only thing you can do on YouTube is waste time by watching videos, and although some people like to waster other people's times by uploading said videos

In this interactive audio installation visitors encounter two small sculptures displayed on plinths. People are tracked as they enter the space, and anyone passing close to one of the sculptures is greeted by the disembodied voice of 'Heather', who then tries to engage the person in conversation. Using keywords to interpret what is said in reply 'Heather' can conduct conversations with individuals at two different locations at the same time.

The cyber thieves steal the account entry details from users before selling them on to gangs behind online fraud who in turn send viruses to other computer users.

A great solution for cyclists in Tokyo: Underground bike parking garages

These unbelievably creepy pro-spy-camera ads have gone up in the Brighton, England train-stations