Joel Cheesman

“FLO TV, indeed, turned many heads at last night’s Super Bowl, and took the power of mobile entertainment to the biggest annual worldwide viewing audience. When taken into consideration how many companies and entertainment outlets tapped into the Super Bowl’s marketing machine through the mobile channel this year. It could very well be noted that the 2010 Super Bowl elevated mobile marketing to a whole new level on the grandest advertising stage of them all.” (source: http://www.mobilemarketingwatch.com/flo-tv-goes-for-super-bowl-glory-5222/)

Snowmageddon.
President Obama, describing Mid-Atlantic blizzard
Foursquare? More like Dorksquare.
Wife
Domino!

Domino!

Farmville Should’ve Had Its Own Category

Farmville Should’ve Had Its Own Category

… the Internet isn’t just prevalent in our lives, it is our lives. Ninety-three percent of teens ages 12 to 17 go online, 75% of them own a cell phone, and 66% say they text. In fact, 58% of 12-year-olds now have mobiles, compared to 18% just five years ago.

Jean jackets are making a comeback.

Scanlife for BlackBerry - Scan a code to see comparison pricing information to get the lowest prices. Compatible with phones like the Tour, 9700, Storm, etc. ScanLife is the 1st app to read all major 2D codes, and now 1D codes, on BlackBerry.

Google’s Social Search Explained

I’ve concluded that individuals get on the Web for one of two reasons: to find people or to find information.
Bo Peabody
Stuff My Dad Emails Me

Stuff My Dad Emails Me