A video of strangers kissing continues to break records on YouTube, amassing 30 million views in just the first three days of its publication. Meanwhile, the number of parodies is growing on the Internet, and some of them have become hits themselves. TJournal selected the top ten. DOG KISS A popular YouTube user under the nickname qbanfriends kissed a dog - and collected a thousand views in a day. FIRST F*CK YOU Italian parody, supposedly strangers must be rude to each other for the first time.

The social network Odnoklassniki turned out to be the most popular site among Wi-Fi users in the Moscow metro. This was reported by The Village with reference to the MaximaTelecom company, a Wi-Fi operator in the metro. \ \ According to MaximaTelecom, most often users who connect to Wi-Fi in the metro go to the mobile version of the Odnoklassniki website.

The Lenta.ru website turned out to be unavailable on the afternoon of March 14. According to the editors, this is due to technical reasons. The Russian Anonymous took responsibility for the incident. Updated : The first reports about the causes of the incident have been added. At about 11:10 Moscow time, the Lenta.ru website went offline. Users began to report this on social networks.

Speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko proposed introducing additional restrictions that would protect children from harmful information on the Internet. reports this Interfax . \ \ Speaking at parliamentary hearings, Valentina Matvienko said that children increasingly prefer the virtual world to the real one. Children, she said, get information from the Internet that can harm them.

The European Parliament voted to adopt a law that will oblige manufacturers of smartphones sold in the European Union to use a single charger. This is reported by the Daily Mail . 550 members of parliament voted for the law on single charging, 8 abstained, and only 12 were against. Formally, it is not considered adopted until it is approved by the Council of Europe, consisting of the prime ministers of the EU member states.

A Delhi-based illustrator has unveiled a series of movie posters whose graphic content literally lives up to the title. The Literal Movie Posters series consists of 18 posters for famous films, with each poster literally illustrating the title of the movie without referring to its content. The author of the posters, Indian illustrator Danish Ahmed, published them on his blog Tumblr , whose bio states: “I love creativity. Fascinated by aesthetics.

Samsung has introduced a series of accessories for the disabled, including a smartphone case that “sees” using ultrasound. The company announced this in a press release on its official website . The presented line of accessories is designed for the Samsung Galaxy Core Advance smartphone, designed specifically for people with various disabilities, including deafness and blindness. It includes an ultrasonic case, a stand for reading text and a digital audio tag.

A University of California study found that emotions spread like a virus through Facebook. This was reported by TechCrunch . How and in what way people influence each other’s emotions during a personal meeting has been known for a long time. Even if other people’s problems do not affect a person in any way, he still partially adopts someone else’s gloomy mood or, conversely, gets a reason for joy. However, studies of such processes in social networks have not been previously conducted.

TIME magazine conducted a study that showed the cities with the most selfies per capita on the world map. The city where selfies are most often taken and published was Makati, the financial center of the Philippines with a population of half a million people. The study's authors examined more than 400,000 Instagram photos tagged #selfie that included geographic coordinates, but noted that the measurements are not precise, not least because not all photos tagged #selfie are actually selfshots.

Mark Zuckerberg criticized Barack Obama's slowness in reforming the US government's surveillance of Internet users in a telephone conversation. The founder of Facebook announced this on his page on the social network. When it comes to protecting privacy, hardly anyone remembers the name Mark Zuckerberg in this regard.

How almost 15 years of Lenta.ru passed with Galina Timchenko On March 12, the most popular socio-political online publication on the Runet, Lente.ru, changed its editor-in-chief. Instead of Galina Timchenko, who worked in the publication almost from the first day of its existence, came Alexei Goreslavsky, the former editor-in-chief of Vzglyad.ru and director of external communications of the united company Afisha-Rambler-SUP.

A new flash mob has been launched on the Internet, the participants of which depict whales that have surfaced on the surface of the ocean. Videos shot as part of the flash mob are published with the hashtag #whaling. On March 7, Vine user Worldchamp Santwon uploaded a video with the caption “I think it's a whale at McDonald's.” In a short video, he depicted a whale jumping out of the water, using the restaurant’s tabletops as an entourage.

Hashish oil, censorship and poetry Author: Zalina Marshenkulova This week the public celebrated many holidays: Jailer Day, State Drug Control Day and Censorship Day. The latter was especially successful in that it was marked by the blocking of several opposition websites and, in fact, the seizure of Lenta.ru and a ban on objective coverage of events in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the pensioner continued to drink, and Breaking Mad continued to help people see the positive side of hopelessness.

Hackers identifying themselves as Russian Anonymous attacked the Kremlin website. As a result of their attack, the resource became partially unavailable. On the afternoon of March 14, a message appeared on the Anonymous Russia microblog about a successful attack on the website of the Russian President kremlin.ru. As the host-tracker service, which monitors the availability of resources from servers in different countries, shows, more than half of the requests to the site returned with an error.