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. Filthy lucre Money: it may well be funny in a rich man's world, but it's no laughing matter in Zimbabwe, where a loaf of bread now costs $1,000,000,000,000. A figure like that would appeal to Twitter, who've yet to figure out a revenue stream, whilst the people at Digg resolutely refuse to dive into the venture capitalists' money pit. Big or small, everything looks good Following its recent introduction of widescreen video, YouTube has finally delivered HD goodness to the masses. Not that it's much use, however, given that we're all browsing the web via mobile. And finally... Merry Christmas! Have a wonderful Christmas and a very happy new year! Bye for now! Must see: The $3 trillion cost of the Iraq war illustrated Must see: Blue's urban graffiti on an epic scale Must buy: Great Xmas ideas from SILBERFISCHER YouTube brings HD to the masses Twitter - we'll make money somehow Quarter of Brits access 'net via mobile Google adds Digg-style search results voting Digg: “We're not for sale” Armless man arrested for driving with feet iPhone “glitch” humiliates wife “Kick A Ginger Day” causes outrage Drunken horse lover's underwear giveaway Panda cuddler maimed, surprising no one  Heineken  Carlsberg  Stella Artois  Guinness  White Lightning What's your poison? With Christmas fast approaching, one's thoughts naturally gravitate towards alcohol. Globally, Guinness and Heineken are the dominant search terms, but good old White Lightning appears on the radar, clearly proving that internet access is du rigeur for the discerning tramp. Click here to see more Kung fu ping pong Bruce bustin' balls 2 girls one puc Ribery Pink Panther Credit crunch: with the economy in turmoil and press hysteria reaching new heights each day, 2009 looks set to be an uncertain year for many. How will the digital industry fare? A: Very well B: No so well C: No better or worse Last issue: 100% of respondents agreed that the poll was buggered, rendering all votes null and void. 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.