It is now unanimous. 2005 was a very good year for US ad spending, and particularly good for online, Spanish-language and cable advertising. Great stats.
Currently browsing posts found in March2006
U.S. Ad Spending Is Up
Iceland Sets Sights on Hydrogen Capital of the World
Geologists in Iceland are drilling directly into the heart of a hot volcano.
Flexible Paper-Like Batteries
For applications that need only small amounts of power, here’s a new idea – flexible paper batteries. This technology offers a viable alternative to current batteries.
Top 25 Crazy Deaths
People die is strange and unusual ways. Here are 25 of the oddest.
6 Ways To Tell a Woman Its Time To Lose Some Weight
Losing weight is always a battle. People need encouragement, not ridicule in fighting the battle of the bulge.
Real Creativity
Seth Godin: Where does it come from? What is it? Well, if you’re disheartened by my previous post about licensing your idea, here’s the punchline: Real business creativity comes from boundaries.
Study: Red Bull Plus Alcohol Yields Goofy Drunk
People who mix alcohol with energy drinks like Red Bull can often feel less drunk than they really are, a study suggests.
Pigs Genetically Engineered to Produce Healthy Oils
Scientists have created pigs that produce compounds which have been widely touted as good for the heart.
Forget Piercings and Branding – Next Up, Body Implants
Tatoos, body piercing, and even branding are so yesterday. The next wave to shock parents will be body implants. Caution, these are not for people with weak stomachs.
