Culture jamming pranksters The Yes Men have released their latest film on BitTorrent , unable to do so via conventional distribution channels because they are being sued by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce

The weekend is over, but you can make the best of your Monday by starting off informed or entertained — whichever one you’re going for. We’ve collected some of the top stories from Saturday and Sunday so you can meet that goal. Yesterday, the biggest intelligence leak of all time occurred via WikiLeaks, an organization that simply couldn’t have existed before the Internet

The iPad launch may come a bit late in some countries, but at least the iPhone 4 is arriving on schedule. According to a statement from Apple, the device will be available in 17 more countries this Friday, July 30.

An independent documentary film called Ready, Set, Bag! has made innovative use of social media to promote itself in the challenging local theater market, and its strategy culminates with a Groupon that could change the way small films are distributed.

Ahoy, social sailors! Hop aboard for another round of Internet catch up, courtesy of the good ship Mashable.

Animator Simon Cottee has created an 11-minute documentary , called Pixel , about the pixel art phenomenon and posted it on YouTube . In the video, Cottee interviews notable pixel artists like the creator of the brilliant art-house video game Passage and mixes those interviews with glimpses of some gorgeous works in the currently-niche-but-growing movement.

Hooray for Hollywood! — the big winner this week in our roundup of the top 10 Twitter trends. From the Oscars to Alice in Wonderland (and of course, Justin Bieber ), celebrity — whether be it music or film — dominated the Twitterverse. The latest data, which comes from our friends at What the Trend , gives us a snapshot of what topics dominated Twitter.

David Spark ( @dspark ) is the founder of Spark Media Solutions , specialists in building industry voice through storytelling and social media.