Article Archive for February 2009
It looks as though Starbucks is chasing the instant coffee market… which is typically aimed at bargain, price-based shoppers (far cheaper than getting a $2-$4 coffee in the stores). Convenience is also a factor as …
The buzz on a slow Monday of tech news is around Facebook and who owns the content uploaded / created by their users.
But lost in this is that Perez Hilton covered it early this …
beRecruited continues to have great press. Today’s Bemidji Pioneer and Post-Bulletin describes how beRecruited helped the Bemidji State’s football program recruit players from across the nation:
In this Feb. 4 photo, Bemidji State head football coach …
Professional sports are not immune to the economic downturn.
We saw the Arena Football League close indefinitely.
MLB free agents are signing shorter, smaller deals (except for Mark Teixeira and CC Sabathia).
And several NBA teams are shopping …
Sign of the economic apocalypse part 153:
Sony’s landmark Metreon Playstation store is closing.
I walk by the Sony Metreon every day on my way to and from work. And I have certainly noticed the decline in …
News arrived yesterday that Google is shutting down their Print and Radio ad systems. It’s unfortunate news for brand advertisers and the traditional media formats.
An ironic tag-line for Google’s Print & Radio Platform
With eBay …
I spend a lot of time on ESPN – particularly their mobile properties… which for big media brands – really are the best available. And while I have been critical of ESPN.com’s relaunch, I respect …
It’s been a great couple months for beRecruited. By all measures, traffic and site-usage are ramping very nicely (more than doubling in the last calendar year).
Perhaps more importantly though, our recruiting metrics are growing …
Over the last couple days, my iPhone 3G’s headphones were acting strangely. I could hear audio, but the microphone wasn’t transmitting my voice and the receiver button (used to answer calls / turn MP3 player …

