Set those DVRs: "Scott Baio is 45...and Single" premieres tomorrow (Sunday), at 10:30 ET on VH1. Here's an interview with his Chachiness: Was it tough dredging up the past? Scary, not tough. A lot of women wouldn't talk to me. Some women I was afraid of because I wronged them and hell has no wrath like a woman scorned. In the later episodes, you'll see me flinching a few times because I really thought some of these …
Some Bloggers Make Bank
BusinessWeek is sharing some interesting figures regarding how much income certain A-list blogs pull in. boingboing.net Launched: January, 2000 Revenue: Over $1 million a year icanhascheezburger.com Launched: January, 2007 Revenue: Estimated $5,600 a month shoemoney.com Launched: October, 2005 Revenue: $12,000 a month overheardinnewyork.com Launched: July, 2003 Revenue: Estimated $8,100 a month kottke.org Launched: …
Mackey’s Not Wild About Wild Oats
The Colorado press is examining the fate of Bouler-based …
Funnel It
It's Saturday and we're going through the flotsam in our garage. This billboard from Apple reminds me of how I'd love something like an iPod for all my old paperwork. [via Shedwa] …
LinkedIn Traffic Up 323%. TechCrunch Disses ‘Em Anyway.
How would you like to have a 323% increase in site traffic over the past year only to have TechCrunch question the future of your business? That's exactly the situation LinkedIn faced yesterday when Duncan Riley asked, "Is it enough?" Is this growth high enough given the rising popularity of Facebook as the social networking destination of choice? LinkedIn provides a more focused business networking product and it …
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Trouble Ahead, Internet In Red
Breaking News: All Online Data Lost After Internet Crash [via Valleywag] …
Oh Snap!
Jeremy Pepper is an infamous (and snarky) PR blogger. Apparently, he's also known for his avid pursuit of women. Check this two-twit sequence from Josh Hallett: Josh's live report was sent from BlogPhilly. Here's Ariel Waldman's response (from KCMO, I presume): So, what have we learned here? Be careful what you say when live bloggers/Twitterers are present. I'm pretty sure there's some other learning wrapped up in …
Consumer Generated Political Advertising
Do you want to see one of the funniest leads in modern-day journalism? Here it is, courtesy of Associated Press: Given all that's at stake in the 2008 presidential race, it's a bit terrifying to realize that by one measure, a major role is being played by an aspiring model/actress/fashion designer/former beauty pageant contestant named Amber. Amber Lee is also known as Obama Girl. She's becoming an interweb celeb …
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