We recently read a media agency blog post about the "rise of Android tablets" and how marketers should "take note of the new offerings" that incorporate the Android operating system, as well as the new Kindle Fire and Google's far-off offering. The post ended by claiming...
99% of the time we begin meetings with clients by asking if their product is donuts. If not, we have to make some slight adjustments.
Colorado based Openspace may just be the first offline app store in the world. With more than a million apps available on their website, Openspace aims to help users avoid having to search for apps randomly, but rather focusing on their curated collections by friends...
A lot has been happening here at Crossmedia this year. We've won some business, lost some too. We launched our new website, got a new domain name (xmedia.com) and we welcomed some new Crossmedians big and small into the fold. We renovated our office, opened another and...
Just when we thought that print had vanished from face of the earth, it appears that it's trying to make a comeback in the form of a personalized mini-paper. A new device called Little Printer from Berg sits on your desk or counter and prints you a quick, mini version...
Actually, there could be. A new service from Belgium called Slowbizz aims to bring together music fans willing to host small musical events in their homes with talented artists willing to perform in such settings. Both artists and hosts must apply for membership on the...
Hey, it's about to be Thanksgiving, and if for some bizarre reason you can't get everyone outside to play touch football (e.g. Perry, the one-eyed Collie mix isn't down with playing receiver) then you're going to find yourself inside, with the entire family, or someone...
Monday Note had an interesting piece recently about the "subtle shift to Twitter". The article dealt primarily with the growing frustration of users with Facebook, and how they are migrating to Twitter for the things that Facebook is not, basically, it's simplicity. The...
Ether Press is now compiling all of your tweets into a perfect-bound book starting at $25. No word yet on how all of your links to pictures of cats will work in printed form.
