If you’re a fisherman on vacation, how are you supposed to know which spots are the best for fishing? Chances are that you may not know this information on your own but with a good guide you could easily find the right place to sit back and drop your hook. Of course, if you want […]
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Have you ever wondered what new, fun activities are happening in your neighborhood that your kids would enjoy? Or do you know what is going on but wish to share it with others in a new way? Then Macaroni Kid is your new friend. While they’re not quite available in all 50 states yet, I
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Have you ever wondered how URL shortening websites like TinyURL, bit.ly and is.gd make money? Me too. There’s an enlightening conversation taking place on Hacker News about just that subject. The short is, they don’t make any money. They don’t. To be honest the majority of url shorteners don’t make any money at all. I
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When one of the most important e-mail messages of his life landed in his in-box a few years ago, Kord Campbell overlooked it., reports The New York Times. Not just for a day or two, but 12 days. He finally saw it while sifting through old messages: a big company wanted to buy his Internet
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Since free information is abundant, finding a way to sell knowledge or monetize content can be a challenge, reports trendspotter Springwise. Los Angeles start-up Knowledge Genie aims to offer a solution, allowing users to centralize their knowledge on a particular topic and present it in a customizable, tutorial-style package–a ‘Knowledge Genie’–that can be shared for
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Only about 2% of Cubans can get online (although that could change thanks to the recent arrival of a fibre-optic cable from compañero Chávez in Venezuela), but it doesn’t matter. You don’t need the internet to get Radio Bemba. The news may be a little stale by the time you read it, but it gets
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Forbes: Uniiverse co-founder and CEO, Craig Follett, wants to get you off of your computer and out into the real world. The new internet company he co-founded isn’t a traditional social-networking site. Rather, it’s a sort of vessel for people who want to participate in the “sharing economy†where peer-to-peer interactions rule the roost. To
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Monika Desai set out a few shoes on a table in a cafeteria at a local business and invited the women there to come down and try them on. From the mad rush that followed, you would think that the big sign announcing “Shoes!” really wasn’t necessary reports Boston.com. “We got a mob of women,’’
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Springwise: Loyalty programs have been around for years–as evidenced by the mass of cards weighing down many consumers’ wallets–but the difficulty of keeping track of them all can mean that consumers often don’t reap the rewards they’re entitled to. Enter Perkler, an Australian site that just entered beta for the sole purpose of helping consumers
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Traditionally, when you want a professional service you need to go to their business or office to get it taken care of. Whether you’re looking for a massage or need the services of a notary. What if they could come to you instead? Servemehere.com took that idea and turned it into a reality. Some businesses
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