Include sent you this email. To ensure you don't miss future email updates, please add digest@include-digital.com to your email address book or safe list. If this email does not display properly, please click here to view it in your web browser. Hello there, Welcome to this month's edition of the Include Digital Digest, your monthly round-up of industry news, trivia and viral. Fire up the aircon umbrella Andy Murray is out of Wimbledon and the weather is as predictable and reliable as Paul Gascoigne. Yes, the British summertime is most definitely in full swing! TLDs go OTT ICANN has theoretically ended the era of dot com dominance by allowing custom top-level domains. Great news for some, but not for brand managers who'll feel obliged to register 1,000s of domains to protect their identity. Popular with you, not with The Man eBay is under pressure from manufacturers keen to see their products (and innumerable knock-offs) removed from the its website. YouTube is also in the firing line as Viacom's $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit gathers pace. At this rate you'll be doing bird just for watching Bodie and Doyle. Later xxx Must see: The 100-year-old photo blog is incredible Must see: Drive-by photography in the USA Must see: Taking home the bacon with ambient advertising BBC iPlayer revamp improves usability Facebook beating MySpace worldwide New TLDs a "nightmare" for brand managers Brands fight back against eBay YouTube ordered to hand over viewing data Drunken Swede rows home from Denmark Man-size catfish chokes on football Serial armpit sniffer jailed for 14 years Man-beast downloads octopus loving Kidnapped ex-girlfriend forced to do chores  Robert Mugabe  Gordon Brown  Thabo Mbeki  Barry Scott Influential men Despite his notoriety, Bobby Mugabe is searched for far less than Gordon Brown. Even more surprisingly, South African president Thabo Mbeki is neck-and-neck with detergent deity Barry Scott. Click here to see more Baby Police 2 Nigerian TV isn't very good Check your plums chaps America's got talent? With the so-called "credit crunch" looming, are you: A: Worried about the economy B: Me? Worried? No chance! C: I honestly couldn't care less Last issue: 45% predicted Germany would win Euro 2008; 18% chose Portugal; winners Spain were picked by 9%. Send to a friend | Subscribe | Browse the archives | Unsubscribe | Privacy policy This email is managed, dispatched and tracked using Thank you for reading our digest. We respect your privacy and if you would like to unsubscribe from future Include updates please do so by clicking here. This commercial email was sent by: Include Digital Ltd, 18-19 London Fields Studios, 11 Exmouth Place, London E8 3RW, tel: +44 (0) 20 7249 1115, www.include-digital.com. To view our privacy policy, please click here.