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This Secret Santa was a Little TOO Secret Oh well… maybe next year. I just learned about this site — it’s a pretty cool concept and I think I’ll sign-up for next year. It’s an idea with great possibilities, but needs to be a bit more viral. I’m really surprised I didn’t hear about it […]

Filching NetFlix Mimicing the Business Model of the Moment Aside from Blockbuster‘s recent attempts to turn some NetFlix biz their way, I’ve discovered a few other companies that seem to be adopting similar membership/payment styles: Bag Borrow or Steal is a handbag borrowing business that charges from three different levels of monthly membership fees in […]

True Artist Quality content compensates for naughty navigation Not just your everyday illustrator — Aaron Jasinski is also an accomplished musician. Aaron’s website is beautiful, but I feel he got a little too stylish on navigation. The controls are almost too delicate to be functional — but definitely worth the trouble. Be sure to start […]

NY Times Magazine’s The Year In Ideas An annual compendium of ideas from A to Z. (Or at least Y. And, frankly, also missing J, O, Q, R and X.) This past Sunday’s NY Times Magazine did a great job of collecting some notable innovations of the past year, but I think a few are […]

The Sweet Sounds of iSerenity There are plenty of computer screensavers that have a slideshow comprised of pretty pictures. Some even have nice sound files attached to them. The problem is, you can’t really work on your computer if you want to see or hear them — any motion of the mouse will usually stop […]

Not enough honey in the hive to make this BzzAgent lie about cool (or crappy) products. >>UPDATE<< NPR’s The Connection aired a discussion with the author of the NY Times article and Dave Balter, founder of BzzAgent.com. Audio is archived and free. The current debate over Word-of-Mouth (WoM) advertising seems to keep coming down to […]