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. Big Brother is watching you Privacy: it's in short supply at this year's Olympics. What little you have left will soon be a distant memory once the Google Street View van drives down your street. At least there's a new search engine that respects your privacy, even it is rubbish at returning meaningful results. Better never than late? The new Delicious bookmarking service has finally launched. It's a big improvement, even if it is several hundred years later than anticipated. If you think that's late, spare a thought for MobileMe users, who've had an even longer wait to receive email following Apple's cack-handed launch of the service. And finally... We've relaunched our website and blog. C'mon, do us a favour and take a look! Bye for now! Must see: Ingenious Aussie car park typography Must see: A collection of the baddest Blaxploitation posters Must see: Olympic poster designs from the past century Olympic head: no deal on 'net censorship Delicious revamp finally arrives Google Street View approved for UK Apple's MobileMe service fails to deliver 'Google beater' Cuil launches Dwarf burglar forced into life of crime Snooker-playing dog run over by owner Killer bees thwart eBay sale Alleged cat rapist shot, turns victim gay Monkey-faced pig stuns locals in China  Facebook  Bebo  MySpace Social networking revisited Way back in issue 7 (sent March '07), Facebook was the runt of the social networking litter, with MySpace leading the pack. Countless "pokes" and Microsoft dollars later and the shoe is most definitely on the other foot. Click here to see more Dance with the Godfather Boogaloo to camel walk Man thong iPhone arm Beijing 2008: With China's human rights record and pollution problems in the spotlight, was the decision to hold the games in Beijing: A: A good idea B: A bad idea C: Oh no! Not the Olympics! Last issue: 75% of respondents agreed that the current "credit crunch" is worrying. Send to a friend | Subscribe | Browse the archives | Unsubscribe | Privacy policy 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.