When Google Wave debuted last Fall, hopes were high that it would become the future of e-mail and online communication. Everyone was eager to get their invitation and start waving. Whether it was lack...
Which sounds better? Unless you're a prickly-nosed physicist, the original tells a much more compelling story. But why? It goes against our intellectual brain -- telling us 12 billion light years is the size...
Amid the 2009 rollercoaster ride of tea parties, balloon boys, sex scandals, bailouts and war, the Sparxoo blog went on-line. Since then, we have discovered cutting edge trends in luxury, technology and culture, spoken...
"A year ago millions of people were rejoicing over the defeat of Bush's hated Republicans and were looking for Obama to follow through on his promises of change," writes SocialistAlternative.org. "Fast forward to today,...
There is a strong connection between Wall Street and Main Street. "During the last few years, many consumers borrowed more than they should have, and we helped them do it," said Bank of America's...
From the on-air personality that brought Fart Man and has a tumultuous history with the FCC, Howard Stern is moving to prime time? American Idol is moving into its 8th season and adding a...
The Superbowl has long been one of man’s last havens of masculinity--beer in hand, buddies, football, munchies. It was simple: man in his element. Pure masculinity. This was the last fortress to call his...
We give credit to Audi for standing out with their Green ad featuring the Green Police and Cheap Trick. The integration of Cheap Trick was the key to making this ad relevant...
GoDaddy get's sexy to drive web traffic, Hyundai brings on Brett Favre for the ultimate uncertainty, Kia dances its socks off and did Cars.com make the right move? With $3 million for 30 seconds,...
In this year's Cars.com Superbowl ad, we follow Timothy Richman -- much like Abernathy in 2009 -- along his incredible journey, where knowledge empowers him to do great things. The commercial tells the many...