While doing a lot of “networking” (read free booze drinking and Google ice cube throwing) on a recent Google sponsored BIMA cruise in Boston harbor, I was able to talk to one of the 4,890,346 people on board who were in the paid search business. Since we do very little with paid search, I didn’t […]

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I clicked on this link off of Noah Brier’s site this morning, thinking it would be some solid entertainment for a minute or so, and ended spending about a half hour reading through nearly every list on the site. Something about these lists that will make you laugh, relate, and make you want to […]

Ok, seriously. I know what I am talking about. First, it was Upcoming.org’s RSS feeds, then it was Apple’s affiliate program (which was later fixed), and now it is Howard Stern Podcasts.
Via FMQB, Via Adrants.
Coming next year, Audible and XM will introduce the first portable, handheld satellite radio devices that are capable of playing […]