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,...
Continue ReadingLove watching movies? With in store movie rentals at Blockbuster and other similar stores costing about 5 bucks a pop, if you’re an avid movie watcher, participating in a movie-by-mail service is definitely a wise choice. Blockbuster and Netflix have two extremely popular movie-by-mail programs, both of which are a great deal....
Continue ReadingWhile browsing Consumerist the other day for updates on the Krempasky vs. Popken debate, I noticed that one of the posts reported that Consumer Reports has introduced a Consumer Safety Blog. I'm a big fan of consumer advocacy and think it's a great idea. However, I can't say I'm taken with the site right away....
Continue ReadingI understand the appeal of the big online social networks (MySpace, Facebook, Friendster, etc.) conceptually but have never really embraced them personally. I just don't use them.
Part of it is that I'm too old for most of them. But mostly I find them uninteresting.
So I'm sort of surprised by my own interest in the social networking site Vox. What makes Vox intriguing to me is that it isn't really a social networking site –...
Continue ReadingHere's a riddle for you: What do the Internet and the real estate market have in common?
Answer: they're both eking all they can out of "Web 2.0" hysteria.
Recently, we've written many entries explaining the Web 2.0 craze and how it has affected everything from social groups to newspapers to politics. ...
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