Article Archive for March 2009
Well on the eve of April Fools Day, we have the newest ticking time bomb on it’s way. Not to be as publicly hyped as the Y2K virus that made rational people stockpile cash, food …
Every year, during a birthday, holiday, or other occasion, the question always comes up: what do we gift for this? Some people go with the cheesy card or maybe spring for the one with …
Buddha says that this is the ultimate live entertainment search engine. It’s my opinion that, in this case, the fat boy is wrong. While the site is a hard-core search of ticket brokers …
No longer worry about scanning the increasingly barren newspaper classifieds for a new pad. Forget trolling city streets at 15 m.p.h. while looking at “For Rent” signs – and getting stopped by the cops for “cruising.” …
For most businesses, advertising can be a brutally overwhelming environment. How do I advertise? Who can I get to do my graphics? How can I be sure to get the most from my advertising dollar? …
Try telling that to the over 100 tech attendees last night at Refresh Miami. It is getting tiresome hearing people make comments like “South Florida has no quality Tech people”. As someone who …
Think about this: something happens to you, but your family is fully covered as far as insurance, services, and so forth. What about your passwords and other online details, though?
Now that you’ve read that …
On Wednesday, March 25th, starting at 7:30pm, we will be having 2 presentations that interestingly enough fit pretty well together. We will be serving free pizza and beer (maybe some wine too) paid for by …
Sears, the not-quite-a-big-box retailer, has announced the beta launch of a new website: ServiceLive.com. It’s an online marketplace for home improvements and repairs. Think of it as VOIS for tradespeople (plumbers, electricians, carpenters, …
We’ve all done it. We think we’re sending an email to our old frat buddy Nick, reminiscing about the time we made the baked potato bomb in the mess hall and got away with it. …
If your site is all about content and you suspect others are “borrowing” it from you, or at least copying it without proper attribution (or link-backs), then Tynt might be your answer. The site …
Kevin Rose, the founder of Digg, has created a new Twitter directory called WeFollow. Announced on Digg, the new directory debuted with more than 2,500 followers in less than 24 hours. It really …





