Teen Accidently Invites 21,000 People to her Party
15 year old Rebecca Javeleau put up a Facebook invite for her 15 friends and got 21,000 RSVPs. By mistake she invited the entire Facebook community to her Birthday party. …
24 rooms in 330 square feet…and they rented out a room!
24 rooms in 330 Square feet…this guy is amazing. He should move to nyc to design… http://bit.ly/smallspaceking
Netflix is the New Showtime?
Netflix just reported 12.6 million subscribers, just 3 million less than Showtime. It has taken Showtime 34 years to reach 15 million and Netflix 13 years to reach 12.6 million. …
Walmart.com adds 1,000,000 items overnight!
Congrats to Walmart for seeing the big picture. They are becoming an affiliate for CSN stores, EBags, ProTeam and more merchants to come, according to a press release from Reuters. …
If Google is the Facts…What is Reality?
According to a NY Times article “Mining the Web for Feelings, not Facts” the latest search technology is all about measuring online opinion and even talks about the eventual possibility …
Is Crowd Sourcing more valuable than The New York Times and Wall Street Journal?
The New York Times latest effort to try to charge for its content is a waste of time. They may convert a small audience to paid subscriptions however with their …
Will it Ever Be Free Enough?
The “newest” business model being discussed online is the ”Freemium” concept of offering a free version of your product with options for paid upgrades. Chris Anderson has just published a …
Scale of Justice: BodyTrace the weight loss program that shrinks your wallet too!
If you’ve never wanted to tell anyone your weight this product from BodyTrace is for your worst enemy. It’s a scale that broadcasts your weight to the Internet. The basic concept …
MySpace, Sony Music and Google…The Music Facebook?
Should Jonathan Miller and Rupert Murdoch sell MySpace to MTV? Given MySpace’s key driver, music, MTV would surely seem like a better home for MySpace success. BreakingViews espouses the …
TV Anywhere, Time Warner, Comcast On Demand, Boxee, Hulu, Netflix and Roy’s Cable
Comcast will soon be testing its online “On Demand” service for its subscribers to watch their cable programming on their PC at any time. Starting with a test of 5,000 …