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Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

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Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


surface encounters

Jeff Fager to be Named Chairman of CBS <b>News</b> - NYTimes.com

Jeff Fager, the executive producer of "60 Minutes," will be named chairman of CBS News, the network announced Tuesday.

Knight-Mozilla <b>News</b> Technology Partnership Announced | The Mozilla <b>...</b>

We are excited to announce the Knight-Mozilla News Technology Partnership, a Mozilla Drumbeat project supported by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Journalism Program. For the next three years, we will have the opportunity to ...

AOL-HuffPost: All The <b>News</b> Fit To Merge

As new media gains traction, more mergers will result.


Sunday, February 6, 2011

Making Money Online Easy

I have to say right up front that I’ve never really been into coupon sites, shopping sites, or any other website on the web that is set up primarily to sell something. I really only resort to shopping online during Christmas to avoid the crowds. I rarely really find any deals that I would consider “amazing” online. Sure, you can save a bit if you purchase a computer or even a car through the Internet, but usually those discounts are no different or more than you’re offered in-store.

With that said, my entire attitude toward online deals changed when someone recently pointed me toward Groupon. Groupon is a site that is really difficult to describe, because it’s different than most other sites devoted to selling you something. Groupon stands apart because it offers different things to different people, so I’ve decided to go over the 5 coolest ways that you can make use of Groupon.

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Sign In & Instantly Earn Cash

The entire point of Groupon is more of a “group” deal than just a discount site. It actually reminds me a little bit of eBay because each deal is only up for a limited time. Once the set minimum number of buyers purchase the deal, everyone receives the discount.

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Once you sign up with your email, you can start adding friends. While I really hate referring my friends to any sort of sales website, Groupon really is worth it. It takes me a lot to admit that, but after watching a few of the discounts show up – I was really surprised by how steep many of them are. Most of them are 40 to 70 percent off of things like local dining, spa treatments, store discounts and a lot more.

style="text-align: center;">

For every friend you refer and that signs up, you get ten bucks in Groupon coupons. Now, if you think about that, that means every ten friends you convince to sign up with you, that’s a hundred dollars just to get started buying deals on Groupon.

Save Money At Local Businesses

The part that sets Groupon above the rest in my opinion is the fact that the deals are tailored to your geographic location.  Of course, add in the excitement of a limited time offer (right down to the ticking clock) and the need to get at least the minimum number of buyers, and it can get kind of exciting.

style="text-align: center;">

This means that you’re not going to see discounts to just national brands or major store chains, these are impressive deals that local businesses are offering.

Save Money On Gifts

Once you sign up and start buying “Groupons”, you can organize those in your account under “My Groupons“. You can also purchase Groupon coupons as gifts and send them to your friends. The cool thing about this is that you can purchase some pretty impressive gifts but you don’t have to spend a fortune.

style="text-align: center;">

Now, if you really want to offer your friends an awesome gift, then pass on the savings to them. At the bottom of the main Groupon page, you’ll see a link for “Give the Gift of Groupon.” Click on that link, fill out the details and the amount you’d like to give and send your friends a Groupon credit.

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Why are Groupon coupons better than cash? Because it goes further. Your friend will be able to stretch that $25 gift certificate into a purchase worth $50 to $100. And don’t be fooled by my choice of currency – Groupon is available in 35 countries across the world.

Use Groupon For Your Business

I think the magic that will make Groupon even more popular moving forward is the fact that it makes everyone happy. Obviously, customers that can save over fifty percent off the cost of anything are usually pretty happy, but the business model of Groupon is pretty impressive as well. Basically, businesses don’t pay until they get paid. When you sign up to advertise, Groupon simply takes a commission of the sale and gives you the rest.

Getting featured on Groupon is as easy as clicking the “Groupon for your Business” link at the bottom of the main page.

style="text-align: center;">

Fill out the form and you’re good to go.  If you don’t have anything to sell, but you wouldn’t mind making money by referring folks to Groupon, then you’ll be interested in their affiliate plan.

style="text-align: center;">

You can even have the color format of the ad match the theme of your own site. This is what the ad will look like on your site.

style="text-align: center;">

What makes it unique and useful to your website visitors is that the ads will automatically check for the location of your visitor, and then try to deliver deals from their local area.

Access Your Groupons On Your Mobile Device

Using Groupons becomes a lot more useful when you can use “paperless redemption” to cash in your purchased Groupon using your mobile device. All of the deals you purchased are stored on your phone where you can access them quickly without printing.

style="text-align: center;">

While you’re on the go and looking for local deals, just search for nearby deals using the built-in GPS feature – it’s a cool, fast way to save money while you’re on the road.

Have you ever used Groupon? Which feature do you use the most and did you find any impressive deals through the service? Share your experience in the comments section below.




While accessing the internet, you will find and run into many, in fact too many, 'too good to be true' deals. You will find expired coupon sites that are built to simply get traffic 'hits', harvest information, or simply to scam customers out of the truth, or more importantly, out of savings. 


Then in steps Jan Leasure, what I coin as today's 'Mother Teresa' of online coupons, recipes and information. A graduate of Northern Illinois University with a Master's Degree, Jan is a famed syndicated columnist for $uper $aver, the premier online coupon saving mega blog. With a clean, colorful look and a growing user base, Jan contributes tips, recalls, ideas and her heart to the matter of saving you money at the register.


So you ask, "Well, there is Groupon and such other savings sites. Why her?"


Well, Groupon is commercialized and lacks the love and attention Jan puts into her work. Besides, could anyone have gone into a grocery store, and literally walked out of the store with $800 worth of food and supplies...AND collected $75 at the register? I think not. That takes a special, angelic woman who has a sharper eye than most, and detail ten times more powerful than a microscope.


$uper $aver 'blogsite' is masterful in both simplistic design and easy of use. Offering a fast load time, you can quickly find and navigate through tips, wonderful recipes, articles and up to date information on food and other product recalls. Topping it off is the fact that Jan is actually an extremely successful senior mortgage loan officer out of Illinois who dedicates her extra time in her blog so you can save money in these economically oppressing times. Now that is a true, full time 'trooper.'


Trust $uper $aver Jan with all of your coupon needs, questions and tips and let her assist you in making a dollar stretch for you and your family. This blog is just the perfect starting, and stopping point, to end any question as to how you can save.



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I have to say right up front that I’ve never really been into coupon sites, shopping sites, or any other website on the web that is set up primarily to sell something. I really only resort to shopping online during Christmas to avoid the crowds. I rarely really find any deals that I would consider “amazing” online. Sure, you can save a bit if you purchase a computer or even a car through the Internet, but usually those discounts are no different or more than you’re offered in-store.

With that said, my entire attitude toward online deals changed when someone recently pointed me toward Groupon. Groupon is a site that is really difficult to describe, because it’s different than most other sites devoted to selling you something. Groupon stands apart because it offers different things to different people, so I’ve decided to go over the 5 coolest ways that you can make use of Groupon.

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Sign In & Instantly Earn Cash

The entire point of Groupon is more of a “group” deal than just a discount site. It actually reminds me a little bit of eBay because each deal is only up for a limited time. Once the set minimum number of buyers purchase the deal, everyone receives the discount.

style="text-align: center;">

Once you sign up with your email, you can start adding friends. While I really hate referring my friends to any sort of sales website, Groupon really is worth it. It takes me a lot to admit that, but after watching a few of the discounts show up – I was really surprised by how steep many of them are. Most of them are 40 to 70 percent off of things like local dining, spa treatments, store discounts and a lot more.

style="text-align: center;">

For every friend you refer and that signs up, you get ten bucks in Groupon coupons. Now, if you think about that, that means every ten friends you convince to sign up with you, that’s a hundred dollars just to get started buying deals on Groupon.

Save Money At Local Businesses

The part that sets Groupon above the rest in my opinion is the fact that the deals are tailored to your geographic location.  Of course, add in the excitement of a limited time offer (right down to the ticking clock) and the need to get at least the minimum number of buyers, and it can get kind of exciting.

style="text-align: center;">

This means that you’re not going to see discounts to just national brands or major store chains, these are impressive deals that local businesses are offering.

Save Money On Gifts

Once you sign up and start buying “Groupons”, you can organize those in your account under “My Groupons“. You can also purchase Groupon coupons as gifts and send them to your friends. The cool thing about this is that you can purchase some pretty impressive gifts but you don’t have to spend a fortune.

style="text-align: center;">

Now, if you really want to offer your friends an awesome gift, then pass on the savings to them. At the bottom of the main Groupon page, you’ll see a link for “Give the Gift of Groupon.” Click on that link, fill out the details and the amount you’d like to give and send your friends a Groupon credit.

style="text-align: center;">

Why are Groupon coupons better than cash? Because it goes further. Your friend will be able to stretch that $25 gift certificate into a purchase worth $50 to $100. And don’t be fooled by my choice of currency – Groupon is available in 35 countries across the world.

Use Groupon For Your Business

I think the magic that will make Groupon even more popular moving forward is the fact that it makes everyone happy. Obviously, customers that can save over fifty percent off the cost of anything are usually pretty happy, but the business model of Groupon is pretty impressive as well. Basically, businesses don’t pay until they get paid. When you sign up to advertise, Groupon simply takes a commission of the sale and gives you the rest.

Getting featured on Groupon is as easy as clicking the “Groupon for your Business” link at the bottom of the main page.

style="text-align: center;">

Fill out the form and you’re good to go.  If you don’t have anything to sell, but you wouldn’t mind making money by referring folks to Groupon, then you’ll be interested in their affiliate plan.

style="text-align: center;">

You can even have the color format of the ad match the theme of your own site. This is what the ad will look like on your site.

style="text-align: center;">

What makes it unique and useful to your website visitors is that the ads will automatically check for the location of your visitor, and then try to deliver deals from their local area.

Access Your Groupons On Your Mobile Device

Using Groupons becomes a lot more useful when you can use “paperless redemption” to cash in your purchased Groupon using your mobile device. All of the deals you purchased are stored on your phone where you can access them quickly without printing.

style="text-align: center;">

While you’re on the go and looking for local deals, just search for nearby deals using the built-in GPS feature – it’s a cool, fast way to save money while you’re on the road.

Have you ever used Groupon? Which feature do you use the most and did you find any impressive deals through the service? Share your experience in the comments section below.




While accessing the internet, you will find and run into many, in fact too many, 'too good to be true' deals. You will find expired coupon sites that are built to simply get traffic 'hits', harvest information, or simply to scam customers out of the truth, or more importantly, out of savings. 


Then in steps Jan Leasure, what I coin as today's 'Mother Teresa' of online coupons, recipes and information. A graduate of Northern Illinois University with a Master's Degree, Jan is a famed syndicated columnist for $uper $aver, the premier online coupon saving mega blog. With a clean, colorful look and a growing user base, Jan contributes tips, recalls, ideas and her heart to the matter of saving you money at the register.


So you ask, "Well, there is Groupon and such other savings sites. Why her?"


Well, Groupon is commercialized and lacks the love and attention Jan puts into her work. Besides, could anyone have gone into a grocery store, and literally walked out of the store with $800 worth of food and supplies...AND collected $75 at the register? I think not. That takes a special, angelic woman who has a sharper eye than most, and detail ten times more powerful than a microscope.


$uper $aver 'blogsite' is masterful in both simplistic design and easy of use. Offering a fast load time, you can quickly find and navigate through tips, wonderful recipes, articles and up to date information on food and other product recalls. Topping it off is the fact that Jan is actually an extremely successful senior mortgage loan officer out of Illinois who dedicates her extra time in her blog so you can save money in these economically oppressing times. Now that is a true, full time 'trooper.'


Trust $uper $aver Jan with all of your coupon needs, questions and tips and let her assist you in making a dollar stretch for you and your family. This blog is just the perfect starting, and stopping point, to end any question as to how you can save.



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<b>News</b> In Brief: Earth/Environment - Science <b>News</b>

Licorice may be a natural alternative to antibiotics on hog farms, plus more in this week's news.

Pitchfork: LCD Soundsystem Announce Farewell NYC Show

Photo by Ruvan Wijesooriya; front page photo by Leigh Ann Hines LCD Soundsystem have announced that they will play their ...

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Do you like reading movie news and movie reviews? All of us without exception love the movies. They allow us to escape into a fantasy world and get away from our everyday realities if only for a while. Sitting in front of the screen at ...


bench craft company reviews

I have to say right up front that I’ve never really been into coupon sites, shopping sites, or any other website on the web that is set up primarily to sell something. I really only resort to shopping online during Christmas to avoid the crowds. I rarely really find any deals that I would consider “amazing” online. Sure, you can save a bit if you purchase a computer or even a car through the Internet, but usually those discounts are no different or more than you’re offered in-store.

With that said, my entire attitude toward online deals changed when someone recently pointed me toward Groupon. Groupon is a site that is really difficult to describe, because it’s different than most other sites devoted to selling you something. Groupon stands apart because it offers different things to different people, so I’ve decided to go over the 5 coolest ways that you can make use of Groupon.

id="more-63222">

Sign In & Instantly Earn Cash

The entire point of Groupon is more of a “group” deal than just a discount site. It actually reminds me a little bit of eBay because each deal is only up for a limited time. Once the set minimum number of buyers purchase the deal, everyone receives the discount.

style="text-align: center;">

Once you sign up with your email, you can start adding friends. While I really hate referring my friends to any sort of sales website, Groupon really is worth it. It takes me a lot to admit that, but after watching a few of the discounts show up – I was really surprised by how steep many of them are. Most of them are 40 to 70 percent off of things like local dining, spa treatments, store discounts and a lot more.

style="text-align: center;">

For every friend you refer and that signs up, you get ten bucks in Groupon coupons. Now, if you think about that, that means every ten friends you convince to sign up with you, that’s a hundred dollars just to get started buying deals on Groupon.

Save Money At Local Businesses

The part that sets Groupon above the rest in my opinion is the fact that the deals are tailored to your geographic location.  Of course, add in the excitement of a limited time offer (right down to the ticking clock) and the need to get at least the minimum number of buyers, and it can get kind of exciting.

style="text-align: center;">

This means that you’re not going to see discounts to just national brands or major store chains, these are impressive deals that local businesses are offering.

Save Money On Gifts

Once you sign up and start buying “Groupons”, you can organize those in your account under “My Groupons“. You can also purchase Groupon coupons as gifts and send them to your friends. The cool thing about this is that you can purchase some pretty impressive gifts but you don’t have to spend a fortune.

style="text-align: center;">

Now, if you really want to offer your friends an awesome gift, then pass on the savings to them. At the bottom of the main Groupon page, you’ll see a link for “Give the Gift of Groupon.” Click on that link, fill out the details and the amount you’d like to give and send your friends a Groupon credit.

style="text-align: center;">

Why are Groupon coupons better than cash? Because it goes further. Your friend will be able to stretch that $25 gift certificate into a purchase worth $50 to $100. And don’t be fooled by my choice of currency – Groupon is available in 35 countries across the world.

Use Groupon For Your Business

I think the magic that will make Groupon even more popular moving forward is the fact that it makes everyone happy. Obviously, customers that can save over fifty percent off the cost of anything are usually pretty happy, but the business model of Groupon is pretty impressive as well. Basically, businesses don’t pay until they get paid. When you sign up to advertise, Groupon simply takes a commission of the sale and gives you the rest.

Getting featured on Groupon is as easy as clicking the “Groupon for your Business” link at the bottom of the main page.

style="text-align: center;">

Fill out the form and you’re good to go.  If you don’t have anything to sell, but you wouldn’t mind making money by referring folks to Groupon, then you’ll be interested in their affiliate plan.

style="text-align: center;">

You can even have the color format of the ad match the theme of your own site. This is what the ad will look like on your site.

style="text-align: center;">

What makes it unique and useful to your website visitors is that the ads will automatically check for the location of your visitor, and then try to deliver deals from their local area.

Access Your Groupons On Your Mobile Device

Using Groupons becomes a lot more useful when you can use “paperless redemption” to cash in your purchased Groupon using your mobile device. All of the deals you purchased are stored on your phone where you can access them quickly without printing.

style="text-align: center;">

While you’re on the go and looking for local deals, just search for nearby deals using the built-in GPS feature – it’s a cool, fast way to save money while you’re on the road.

Have you ever used Groupon? Which feature do you use the most and did you find any impressive deals through the service? Share your experience in the comments section below.




While accessing the internet, you will find and run into many, in fact too many, 'too good to be true' deals. You will find expired coupon sites that are built to simply get traffic 'hits', harvest information, or simply to scam customers out of the truth, or more importantly, out of savings. 


Then in steps Jan Leasure, what I coin as today's 'Mother Teresa' of online coupons, recipes and information. A graduate of Northern Illinois University with a Master's Degree, Jan is a famed syndicated columnist for $uper $aver, the premier online coupon saving mega blog. With a clean, colorful look and a growing user base, Jan contributes tips, recalls, ideas and her heart to the matter of saving you money at the register.


So you ask, "Well, there is Groupon and such other savings sites. Why her?"


Well, Groupon is commercialized and lacks the love and attention Jan puts into her work. Besides, could anyone have gone into a grocery store, and literally walked out of the store with $800 worth of food and supplies...AND collected $75 at the register? I think not. That takes a special, angelic woman who has a sharper eye than most, and detail ten times more powerful than a microscope.


$uper $aver 'blogsite' is masterful in both simplistic design and easy of use. Offering a fast load time, you can quickly find and navigate through tips, wonderful recipes, articles and up to date information on food and other product recalls. Topping it off is the fact that Jan is actually an extremely successful senior mortgage loan officer out of Illinois who dedicates her extra time in her blog so you can save money in these economically oppressing times. Now that is a true, full time 'trooper.'


Trust $uper $aver Jan with all of your coupon needs, questions and tips and let her assist you in making a dollar stretch for you and your family. This blog is just the perfect starting, and stopping point, to end any question as to how you can save.



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Photo by Ruvan Wijesooriya; front page photo by Leigh Ann Hines LCD Soundsystem have announced that they will play their ...

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The most limiting thing to making money online - or anywhere - is getting started. Most people simply can't get motivated or won't get past the belief that online work is just for "weirdos" or online work or money opportunities are "scams" for suckers. While there are loads of scams out there in cyberspace, there are as many or more legitimate work opportunities.

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In an interview, a former credit card thief talks about some of the scams he used to run on unwary consumers. It's got some good takeaways for protecting yourself, like the one where you make up fake answers to security questions. With all the info that can be found online now some of these security questions aren't that hard to figure out. So instead of putting down the real answer to "What's your mother's maiden name?" put down "unicorn princess."



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These types of scams targeting job hunters and attempts to gain access to personal information such as bank account or social security numbers and sometimes even ask for a fee in order to be registered for the job. This is one of the most common type of scams today with more and more people loosing jobs and it is getting difficult to get new jobs.


 


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These services often charge fees and leave the consumer in even more debt. It is estimated by the Better Business Bureaus that these type of services increased by approximately 30 percent in 2010.


 


 


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Friday, January 28, 2011

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Like him, or hate him, Morgan Spurlock has quickly become a staple of the documentary world. It all started with the premiere of Super Size Me at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. His personal adventures have taken us inside of the world of fast food, into the battlefields of the Middle East, and now into the world of product placement. Well… it’s not that simple. Spurlock set out to make a film about product placement and instead may have created the most meta movie ever produced.



The idea was to direct a documentary titled The Greatest Movie Ever Sold that would explore the growing world of product placement in television shows and movies. The twist being that the doc would be completely financed by product placement. Sounds simple enough, right? Actually, it’s a bit more complicated. The movie follows Spurlock as he tries to pitch the concept to various brands (Spurlock claims that almost 500 brands were contacted). As you might expect, finding twelve companies to cover the reported $1.5 million budget wasn’t easy — especially considering the controversial nature of the filmmaker.


So while the movie features cutaway segments helping to explain the process of how branded sponsorships end up in television and films, the majority of the documentary is Morgan’s quest — to find funding and creatively insert the product placements within his journey. For example, he drives everywhere in a Mini and drinks Pom during his interviews and meetings.


But it doesn’t stop there. Morgan also explores the experience of co-promotion — in this portion of the documentary we see how the film, the movie you’re currently watching, will be sold to consumers through cross promotional co-branded advertising. We even see Spurlock out promoting the documentary on late night talkshows (taped segments which will later run the week of theatrical release). So essentially, we’re watching a movie about the making of the movie we’re watching, from funding to week of release promotion. I doubt it will ever get more meta than that.


The more interesting segments involved a trip to Sao Paulo, where outdoor advertising has been banned by law, a trip to a company which Hollywood employs to test movie trailers, analyzing viewer brainwaves using MRI machines to find out which commercials created more of an emotional response, and a trip to a school which is selling advertisements inside of their school buses. But on a whole, I learned almost nothing new about the world of product placement. Those three examples have more to do with advertising as a whole than advertising inside of film.


Just as Silicon Valley was starting to come to terms with the sudden departure of Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs, another technology giant dropped a bombshell: Google CEO Eric Schmidt said he is stepping down to become executive chairman of the company. Schmidt says he will focus primarily on government relations, while Larry Page is going to take back the CEO role he held until Schmidt arrived to take the job in 2001. Although Schmidt will still be around to advise on various matters, the executive shuffle makes it clear that Larry Page is now in sole control of the web giant. But does he have what Google needs? That’s not obvious.


After the news broke Thursday afternoon, Schmidt posted a message on Twitter that linked to his blog post about the changes, also writing “day-to-day adult supervision no longer needed!” That comment was a reference to the fact that Schmidt — a former senior executive with Sun Microsystems — was seen by many as the “adult supervision” the two young billionaires needed in 2001, when they were planning the stock offering that eventually came in 2004. The memories of the tech implosion of the late 1990s were so fresh still that many clearly felt Page and Brin needed to be stopped before they blew all Google’s money, and since Schmidt looked the part of a senior executive, the company’s backers felt he would go over better with investors.


Over the past 10 years, Schmidt has repeatedly stressed — as he did in his announcement and on the earnings call — that although he was the chief executive, he and the two founders have functioned more or less as a triumvirate, advising each other and debating various courses of action. Schmidt has suggested this is because of the mutual respect each had for the other, but his role was undoubtedly also influenced by the fact that Page and Brin share ultimate voting control of the company, thanks to their majority ownership of Google’s multiple-voting shares.


Now, Page has taken the reins as CEO, and Schmidt made it clear in his blog post about the news that this was done “to simplify our management structure and speed up decision making.” After the split, each member of the triumvirate seems to be taking on the role for which he is arguably the best qualified: Schmidt, who is the most senior (and tends to wear a suit), becomes the public face of the company when it comes to government: meeting with senators who are investigating the company’s privacy infractions, for example, or appearing before congressional committees, the FTC, and so on. Page becomes the day-to-day leader, and Brin gets to spend time on the projects he enjoys (which may or may not include self-driving cars).


How Schmidt performs in the governmental role remains to be seen. He might have to tone down his penchant for inappropriate jokes about how people “can just move” if they don’t want their houses to be photographed by the Google StreetView car, or his comments about how “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place.” That’s probably not going to go over well in Washington.



The reality is, Google is facing challenges on a number of fronts. Yes, it turned in another stellar performance in the most recent quarter, with revenues climbing by 26 percent to $8.4 billion. The search-related advertising business is still doing extremely well, and that cash cow has allowed the company to do many other things, including promoting the Android operating system and running a number of popular (but money-losing) services such as Gmail and YouTube. But the tech giant has been unable to get much traction on the social-web front, and that has led to criticism that it’s losing the battle — or is at least in danger of losing the battle — for both users and advertisers to Facebook, whose share of the online-ad pie is growing at a phenomenal rate.


Critics are also getting more vocal about the rapid deterioration of Google’s search results, its core business, thanks in part to the contributions of “content farms” such as Demand Media, with many saying Google hasn’t done enough about the problem because it gains ad revenue from those publishers. Then there are the governmental hurdles Schmidt is expected to help the company leap: a potential antitrust investigation by the Department of Justice into Google’s proposed acquisition of travel-information provider ITA, along with pressure from Congress on the company’s approach to privacy, and continued difficulties with foreign governments like Italy and China.


Larry Page is taking the helm at what could be a turning point for Google. Its core business is under fire; it’s losing ground to Facebook in an important new market; and it’s still relying on search-related ads — a market getting long in the tooth — for 90 percent of its income. It has been unable to build any substantial new businesses, despite a number of attempts, including its recently rebuffed $6-billion acquisition offer for Groupon. As angel investor Chris Dixon put it, some Google watchers are probably asking: Is Page’s return like Steve Jobs coming back to Apple in 1997, or is it more like Jerry Yang’s return to Yahoo in 2007?


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Popular financial news and commentary website Seeking Alpha seems to have a pretty sweet setup — the site has built up a large readership (40 to 45 million pageviews per month) with articles that are written for free. So the announcement that the site will start paying its contributors looks a bit odd — why start paying for something you were already getting for free?


The move seems especially risky since Seeking Alpha’s Premium Partnership Program will pay a rate of $10 per thousand pageviews. That means a big chunk of the money the site makes from each article will go to the writer. (On the other hand, Seeking Alpha founder and CEO David Jackson told me last week that the site charges its advertisers premium rates thanks to its high-quality audience.)


So why change things? Jackson said it’s because the pay model allows Seeking Alpha to reach a new set of writers. Until now, most contributors were financial advisors or other professionals who saw their articles as a way to build their reputation and attract new customers. But there’s a big pool of writers who have expertise in a specific financial subject but aren’t looking for customer leads (for example if they’re retired, or if they’ve built up knowledge as an individual investor). Those writers need a different incentive to contribute — namely, money.


The ultimate goal, Jackson said, is to become “the eBay of financial content, to put people in business who otherwise wouldn’t be in business.” Your average Seeking Alpha article receives between 2,500 and and 20,000 pageviews, he added — which means a payment of between $20 and $200. (The payments will be made quarterly, and to reduce the company’s overhead, you won’t get paid until you’re owed at least $100.) For some contributors, the payments will just represent an extra bit of spending money, but for others it could be a nice income.


Some of Seeking Alpha’s existing writers will switch to the new model, while others will not, Jackson said, because if you want to get paid, the site will require exclusive rights to the article.


One of the risks of the pay-per-pageview model is that it might encourage sensationalism for the sake of chasing traffic (and making more money). Obviously, the site wants to grow pageviews, but Jackson said he’ll be relying on its editorial team to act as a quality filter as the amount of submissions grows.


Seeking Alpha already has 4,000 registered contributors, Jackson said. The site’s investors include Benchmark Capital, Accel Partners, and DAG Ventures.


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The Boone County, Missouri Democrats didn’t get the memo:



Under current “new tone” rules, this is not only encouraging violence against babies, but the consumption of them also.


Not only that, but it appears that the entire state of Missouri is in the crosshairs:



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Email: A reader points out something I didn’t notice, but give it a close look and you’ll see it:


The words Bocomo DEMOCRATS Target 2012 that are superimposed on the target, make the shape of a pistol with a bullet coming out. And on the address side of the post card the words when coupled with Boone County Democrats 2011 chili supper make the shape of a magazine fed rifle. I’ve worked in graphic design long enough to know that when graphics are designed every aspect is made to work with the them, even down to which fonts are used and their placement.


Semi-related update: CNN host apologizes on air for a guest who used the term “crosshairs.” America continues to wait for an apology for Parker/Spitzer.


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