Comic-Conundrum
Last week, comic fans flocked to the San Diego Convention Center for Comic-Con 2010, an annual event dedicated to creating awareness of and appreciation for comics and related popular art forms. This highly publicized event has been around for quite…
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Rest Up for Boston Restaurant Week
Twice a year, Bostonians are blessed with Restaurant Week, a two-week duration allowing foodies to sample two and three-course menus from top restaurants at an amazing price.
Summer Restaurant Week 2010 has been announced for the weeks of August 15-20…
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Disrespecting Texting
We’ve all been there – annoying college roommates with their loud music, late-night television and unwanted overnight guests. Back in the day (circa 2000), I used to talk to my roommates about these issues. Apparently that’s an outdated approach.
I stumbled upon…
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March PR Seeks Fall Interns
Seeking a fall internship? Well look no further. March Communications is on the lookout for dynamic students to join our exciting team of PR professionals.
The ideal candidates will be students in the Boston area, looking to gain a hands-on…
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Ahead of the Game
I’m not a gamer. In fact, I’m very far from it. In college, my roommate and I had Atari in our dorm. We thought we were cool, but I’m pretty sure others laughed as they played their more advanced gaming…
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The Power of Print
“Somehow, amidst their infatuation with Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and the like, young adults are still making time for another one of their favorite pursuits: reading magazines.”
This is the first line of a print ad I came across last night in the…
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PRFrame of Mind
Aren’t we always looking for tools to help simplify or organize our everyday activities? Whether you use the Tasks function in Outlook, Notes on your iPhone or Bookmarks on your internet browser, you may still find it difficult to keep track of…
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I’ll Google You If You Google Me
“Ok, umm, huge rumor: Google to launch Facebook competitor very soon ‘Google Me,’ very credible source,” was Tweeted by Kevin Rose, founder of Digg, over the weekend.
Google Me. Isn’t that something we already tell people to do?…
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Gourmet Live iPad App – Recipe for Success?
For magazines no longer in print, can they find a new life on the iPad?
Gourmet, which ended publication in October 2009, will soon be launching its very own iPad application, Gourmet Live.
According to a…
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