More Junk Shoved Through The Tubes

April 16th, 2010

With the amount of data some businesses want to push through the intertubes, it might be time for some of them to consider cutting back, but then again they probably can’t handle the diet pill side effects.

Yahoo’s news site is launching a daily 90-second series based on its most popular stories.

Yahoo says it is teaming with Toyota and the production company Reveille to make “Who Knew?”. The feature made its debut Monday on the popular news page.

Like you don’t have enough to watch/read on the web already.

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