Some people affected by the Great Recession will likely be retired in a few years. But for the rest of us, we’ll need to slog on for 20–30–40 more years until we (hopefully) reach that nirvana called retirement. It seems logical that we can continue at least in the same career vein until that blessed day when we can tell the boss to take the job and shove it.
Oh, the transition of shopping. On any given day all of our mailboxes (or at least the majority of them) still receive catalogs, which feature the age-old way of shopping where the reader earmarks things they want and then calls the 1-800 number to purchase. ...
HBO’s Game of Thrones series is one of the most talked-about cable network shows on Facebook this season. At the end of March when the third season premiered, it became one of the most-pirated shows on the web this year. Now, there are only two more episodes left before the show wraps up the seaso...
UNICEF (the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund) is making a good point about the growing appeal of social media as a PR tactic, and we have Stuart Bruce to thank for pointing it out. "Likes don't save lives," says UNICEF in an affecting Web commercial, referring, of course, to Facebook, "Money...
We usually don't cover the themes of Mad Men episodes here, but we thought a certain point was made during the last episode that was too good to forget. When Don had his "epiphany" in his office and called Peggy and her sidekick in, Don talked about the relationship between the entertainment, the...
