Internet World Records  

Dawar Kazi and his friend commented back and forth 151,453 times on a [Facebook][1] wall post. NOTE: Moving forward, submissions in this category must meet the [RecordSetter Facebook submission criteria][2].

Daniel John registered a Squarespace site in 24.15 seconds.

Charlie Beach has 1,012 “liked” comments on a Facebook status.

Andrew Gilliam and his friend Stephen watched a single YouTube video for 10 hours. See entire video here.

Michael Flanigan completed 13 consecutive kills on Socom 4 online in two minutes, 15.03 seconds.

Ben Kulaopened 239 tabs consecutively on his Mozilla Firefox browser in 30 seconds.

Alex Cunningham scored five runs with a single hit in World Series Superstar[].

A total of 16 students from iD Tech Camps Arizona State University simultaneously searched for “ID Tech” on Google.

Talib Kweli and 196 others were in the Turntable.fm Coding Soundtrack room at once.

Darryl Learie has 3,614 links that link toRecordSetter’swebsite on his personal web page.

Alex Cunningham created a Gravatar account and uploaded a picture in 57.96 seconds.

Reacute;mi Duboueacute; Dijon took 56.43 seconds to open the Google homepage from a local mailbox.

Corey Henderson picked up 41 internet signals at URDB HQ in New York City’s Chinatown neighborhood.

814 University of Nebraska students checked in on Foursquare to the Big Boi concert on October 14, 2010. More info here.

Mac Lipscomb, Brian Cohen, and JB Lockhart listened to 24 elevator pitches in five minutes. This beat the previous record by three pitches. The record was set as part of New York Entrepreneur Week.

Tim Kloske created, saved and published a document to a website in 4.38 seconds.