I got the job through a friend. The job was this: I would write about TV for a section of the AOL Television website. In theory, this sounded great. In exchange for writing about “The Simpsons” and other TV shows, I would be making $35,000 a year (which sounded like a shockingly large amount...
In case you had any doubts about why Apple continues to humiliate the rest of the tech industry, check out the latest iPad 2 ad (below). Unlike many tech companies, Apple understands that consumers don’t buy “technology.” They buy products that makes their lives easier and better. They buy products that look beautiful, are...
Mike Agovino is the Chief Operating Office with Triton Media Group, a leading provider of applications, services and content to the media industry, specifically radio, with more than 6,000 station affiliations. Not long ago the music Industry was raking in $40 billion a year in sales. Today it sits at around $15 billion. Radio,...
Thanks to its Android strategy, Samsung is quickly rising through the ranks and is soon expected to be the top smartphone seller in the world. The company will surpass Nokia to claim the no. 1 spot as early as this quarter due to a long-term plan that began with the Samsung Galaxy last June....
Poor dad. He’s always getting shafted when it comes to Father’s Day. Usually he gets a tie or a chess set or a fancy prize-winning goat (it was a weird year that year at the Biggs house, let me tell you). But does he ever get a full home gaming/3D video/Blu-Ray playing All-In-One gaming...
If you’ve ever bought concert tickets from one of the big online companies such as Ticketmaster, you may have felt a little aggrieved at the various add-on charges throughout the booking process. There’s service charges, building facility charges, processing charges, shipping charges and even e-ticket convenience charges – and yes, a charge for the...
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It looks like Google is planning to launch a new web-based social service called ‘Photovine’, according to a recent trademark filing. As spotted by Fusible, the filing (which can be searched for from here) was made on 7 June 2011 and six days later the domain name Photovine.com was acquired from its previous owner...