There has been a lot of buzz about using Google Bombs to disseminate negative articles in political races (such as this recent article on MSNBC’s site and this one on the New York Times site), and we even wrote about it briefly here yesterday. While I agree with my colleague,...
Continue ReadingInspired by our meeting last week with LA Times reporter T. Christian Miller, I decided to take a closer look at some of our data from the newspaper study we conducted this summer. I wanted to see how the online versions of newspapers are performing compared to their print circulations. The findings were interesting and indicate that there are many ...
Continue ReadingIn a move that can be described as either truly genius or truly bizarre, the Associated Press reported that the Motion Picture Association of America has developed a curriculum to teach the Boy Scouts of America about the necessity of entertainment copyright law and the ill-effects of pirating movies. Scouts receive a merit badge after completing the program,...
Continue Reading"How do you put a price on your Dream? Is it worth one month’s salary? Is it worth one year’s salary? Is it worth your child’s college savings account? Is it worth all your retirement money? Is it worth losing a limb? Is it worth dying for? What is the right price for a dream?...
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This morning our client and philanthropic partner, Washington Area Women's Foundation, launched a redesigned version of their website, thewomensfoundation.org. The Women's Foundation works in the Washington, DC metropolitan area to better the lives of women and girls through community outreach, education, and grants. The Women's Foundation is a fantastic organization that contributes an immense amount to communities of struggling women in the Washingon,...
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