Business 2.0 spoke to Dick Costolo, CEO of FeedBurner. According to the article, FeedBurner manages more than 300,000 feeds from the humblest bloggers to the mightiest publishers: Gannett, Hearst, Reuters. When FeedBurner launched in February 2004, it was instantly popular with bloggers. But commercial publishers were wary, if not outright dismissive. “They’d say, ‘I only [...]
This Land Was Hand-Crafted For You And Me
AdPulp has readers around the world, so forgive me if this comes across a little too insider-American, but July 4th is our Independence day. And it occurred to me that nothing’s more American than advertising. We live in a land where anybody can stand in front of a camera dressed up like George Washington, cherry [...]
In Thin Air
Gary Bolles, a partner in Microcast Communications, describes what’s going on today and tomorrow in Aspen: Brainstorm is a high-wattage event, with world-class speakers ranging from political leaders to technology gurus, including Michael Dell, Madeleine Albright, Queen Noor of Jordan, Michael Eisner, and Senator Sam Brownback. The sessions focus on a variety of wicked problems, [...]
“I Don’t Have PDF. Can You Send It In Word?”
If you regularly present creative remotely on a conference line, this audio file is for you. Enjoy! [via Advergirl]
Dude, Your Bike Is Sceamin’
The iPod is spawning a whole industry of complimentary devices—even Nike has joined the action with their Nike+iPod Sports Kit for runners. Now, a New Jersey man is marketing his own invention that turns one’s bicycle into a portable stereo. According to Asbury Park Press: Just over a year ago, while riding his bicycle with [...]
KISS Coffeehouse Opens In Myrtle Vegas
Next time you’re visiting the Grand Strand, skip the alligator farm and head over to the KISS Coffeehouse. I mean, you wouldn’t want the ’70s rockers to actually sing for their dinner, would you?

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