links for 2007-08-08
August 8th, 2007 Posted in Daily Links
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The strangest link anyone’s sent me in a while: “Pee&Poo address the taboo-surrounded subject of bodily functions in an amusing, yet aesthetic manner. As it turned out, Pee&Poo can also be used in parenting contexts such as traditional potty training. “
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While Hollywood recycles everything you can imagine, one of the reasons I read more graphic novels & comics is that they are the only things that have many fresh ideas. Black Diamond seems to be another one. (Don’t forget to pick up my fav-Y:The Last Man)
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The world is certainly changing… even when bad things happen.
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I love the video of this story we’ve all heard.
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“…a trend it dubbed feeder businesses: new services that feed, and feed off of, web stars like eBay, Google, Match.com and Amazon. “
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We were killing some time yesterday and found a house we loved. Pretty cheap too, just $420k. Cheap, right? (Don’t forget we live in Dallas, not San Francisco!)
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Steve announces the newest Apple releases. As always, great presentation. I watch every one he does so I can learn at the knee of the master.
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Some new numbers on what retailers in the U.S., the U.K. and Europe say happened after putting customer-created reviews on their websites. Short recap? They work. Very well.
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Fanastic quasi-corporate blog for the TV Show “Mad Men”. They deliver answers, share the press coverage, give behind the scenes details, and provide tools and encouragement for sharing. Fantastic blog for fantastic show.
