Following our previous post on Taxis in Asia’s most developed cities we decided to take the bumpier road and provide a round up of taxis in four of Asia’s emerging metropolises. 1- Bangkok: Tuk-tuk Image via dailytravelphoto.com Overview: uncomfortable, overpriced and inefficient. You are better off taking a regular taxi. Then again tuk-tuks have become synonymous with transportation in Bangkok and worth taking for a short ride just for the experience. Price: Should be negotiated with the driver before riding. Be prepared to haggle tough… then again you will still get…
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An Alternative to Launching Yet Another Innovation Initiative
The Heart of Innovation19 May 2013 | 1:01 pmMany organizations who want to raise the bar for innovation, end up launching some kind of internally branded "innovation initiative". Logically speaking, this makes sense, but logic is not the most effective driver of innovation. Most employees cringe at the thought of yet another "initiative" being foisted on them. So... instead of launching an initiative, help people take initiative by becoming more committed to fostering innovation in every conversation they have on the job -- something you can learn more about, in then next three minutes, by watching this newly produced 3-minute video of… -
SpeedSpot Tests Speeds Of WiFi Networks Around You
Young Upstarts17 May 2013 | 1:30 pmIf you’re a mobile warrior who travels and often need to rely on WiFi networks around you, you probably know the frustration of connecting to a WiFi network – free or otherwise – only to get crawling (or non-existent) data transfer speeds. Well, there’s an app for that. SpeedSpot is a free mobile app that lets you test the internet speeds – ping, upload, and download – of WiFi networks around you, so you can make an informed decision on which ones to connect to. So whether you are in a hotel, cafe, restaurant or some venue that offers free or paid WiFi,… -
The Caucus: White House Aide Calls Criticism of Obama ‘Offensive’
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Could LinkedIn Contacts Become LinkedIn Social CRM?
Strategic Public Relations28 Apr 2013 | 7:09 pmLinkedIn's new Contacts app is designed to help users stay in touch with important business contacts and build contacts with others.According to Mashable: "LinkedIn Contacts integrates into your email, mobile address book and calendar to create a one stop shop of sorts for all of your contacts that is accessible from the web and an app."LinkedIn has rolled out a steady stream of design, social and content enhancements over the last six months as it aims to increase the engagement across its business platform. And this new app will certainly increase the odds that you'll be connected to your…
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Shift East - Trends in Japan and Asia - Marketing and Innovation from Tokyo
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Taxis in Asia: Part Two
12 May 2013 | 7:44 pmFollowing our previous post on Taxis in Asia’s most developed cities we decided to take the bumpier road and provide a round up of taxis in four of Asia’s emerging metropolises. 1- Bangkok: Tuk-tuk Image via dailytravelphoto.com Overview: uncomfortable, overpriced and inefficient. You are better off taking a regular taxi. Then again tuk-tuks have become synonymous with transportation in Bangkok and worth taking for a short ride just for the experience. Price: Should be negotiated with the driver before riding. Be prepared to haggle tough… then again you will still get… -
Cosplay Business Cards
2 May 2013 | 2:24 amEver wondered how those crazily clad cosplayers promote themselves to each other? Well according to Nikkei’s Trendy just like most professionals in Japan they use business cards, though perhaps not the most traditional kind. Image via cosplay.exblog Business card exchange in Japan (meishi koukan ) is the most important method of professional self-introduction in Japan. Forgetting or running out of cards in more formal settings can lead to embarrassment, as others are unable to judge your status in the group. This is why we always tell clients visiting Japan for business or networking… -
LINE Creates NFC Toy Smartphone for Kids
30 Apr 2013 | 10:19 pmPopular smart phone messaging app LINE created by Naver Japan has collaborated with major Japanese toy maker Takara Tomy to create a range of merchandise aimed at children based on a new animated series called LINE Town. The LINE Town series has begun broadcasting in Japan on TV Tokyo (Thursdays from 6.30-7pm) and is based on characters from LINE’s stickers which are more sophisticated than emoticons, featuring a larger spectrum of personas, humour and darkness. It is easy to understand the massive popularity of LINE in Japan, just from observing people using the app on crowded… -
Japanese High School Girls Explain Particle Physics
21 Apr 2013 | 11:22 am…kind of. They’re at least starring in roles to promote it! As part of the bid to host the building of the International Linear Collider (ILC) in Western Japan Team Lab Tokyo created a humorous and light-hearted interpretation of the collision between electrons and positrons in the form of high school girls in this short film. Featuring students from Waseda High School in Saga and Shota Morita, the star of the popular iPhone quick draw system video (pictured below) on YouTube as their teacher the film demonstrates the friendship between two high school students,… -
E-Commerce in Rural China
18 Apr 2013 | 3:31 amE-commerce in China is massive and drastically expanding but not all of China’s online buyers and sellers are located in urban areas. Image via Allianz According to China’s National Bureau of Statistics, China’s urban population has surpassed the share of rural residents but there are still more than 656million people still living in China’s rural areas more than twice the total population of the United States. Not only does this present a huge potential as an untapped market with rising pockets of wealth but also demonstrates further possibilities for the…
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The Heart of Innovation
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An Alternative to Launching Yet Another Innovation Initiative
19 May 2013 | 1:01 pmMany organizations who want to raise the bar for innovation, end up launching some kind of internally branded "innovation initiative". Logically speaking, this makes sense, but logic is not the most effective driver of innovation. Most employees cringe at the thought of yet another "initiative" being foisted on them. So... instead of launching an initiative, help people take initiative by becoming more committed to fostering innovation in every conversation they have on the job -- something you can learn more about, in then next three minutes, by watching this newly produced 3-minute video of… -
12 Ways to Make Bad Decisions
16 May 2013 | 9:28 pmThere are three things that astound me about most organizations: The cro-magnon way performance reviews are done; the pitiful way brainstorm sessions are run and; the voo doo way decisions are made. What follows is an elaboration of the third -- 12 common phenomena that contribute to funky decision making. As you read, think of the teams you work most closely with, which of these behaviors describes them, and what you can do to change the game. 1. Selective Search for Evidence: Gathering facts that support pre-determined conclusions, but disregard other facts that support different… -
Everything You Wanted to Know About Innovation But Forgot to Ask
12 May 2013 | 6:29 pmThanks to my son, Jesse, for the timely heads up -- the first online resource he shared with me upon his return from his first year of college (Hampshire). Let's hear it for higher education! Idea Champions -
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An Airtight Case for Giving People More Time to Be Creative
9 May 2013 | 11:42 amThe most common complaint I hear from my clients about WHY they can't be more creative on-the-job is the "lack of time". Check out what happens if you give kids 10 minutes instead of 10 seconds to be creative. In what ways can you give yourself, your team, or your entire company more time to create? Quotes on time What Atlassian does Our creative thinking training Idea Champions Thank to Chris Tardieu for the heads up!
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Young Upstarts
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SpeedSpot Tests Speeds Of WiFi Networks Around You
17 May 2013 | 1:30 pmIf you’re a mobile warrior who travels and often need to rely on WiFi networks around you, you probably know the frustration of connecting to a WiFi network – free or otherwise – only to get crawling (or non-existent) data transfer speeds. Well, there’s an app for that. SpeedSpot is a free mobile app that lets you test the internet speeds – ping, upload, and download – of WiFi networks around you, so you can make an informed decision on which ones to connect to. So whether you are in a hotel, cafe, restaurant or some venue that offers free or paid WiFi,… -
Paper, Paper Everywhere: How Long To Keep Human Resources Records
17 May 2013 | 9:30 amby Joyce D. Tucker From medical records to I-9 forms, the human resources department of any business, large or small, is probably cluttered with paperwork. Even if you keep records digitally, you may wonder how much storage space you need to devote to records that are years old. On the off chance that your company may one day face litigation regarding an employee, it’s essential you know how long to keep these records. Outsource to Experts. The task of determining which records to keep can be overwhelming, so ask for help from HR consulting. A professional employer organization (PEO) can… -
The Three Most Powerful Questions You Can Ask In Business
16 May 2013 | 7:30 pmby Glenda Eoyang, coauthor of “Adaptive Action: Leveraging Uncertainty in Your Organization“ Joe has always been a successful leader. But recently he’s found that the strategic planning system that once served him well is no longer working. He used to be able to plan on a five-year cycle. Now, even one-year cycles are too long. Regardless of his best-laid plans, other forces in the organization keep overriding his strategies. What’s more, the tricks that have always helped him see what needs to be done and motivate his staff are failing him. Joe is deeply frustrated. It seems so… -
Making Good Use Of The Competition
16 May 2013 | 6:00 amby Stacey Thompson Unless you’ve been operating a monopoly (not a lot of those, nowadays), I am certain that your budding little enterprise has butted heads with other companies that aim to offer similar products and services. Even at the moment of your business incorporation, you must have been already made aware that you are not alone in your quest to become number one. Competition is ubiquitous in this very well-connected world, and whereas before, they would have to be operating in the same general area as you to be considered a threat, the Internet has made it more than possible for… -
[Interview] Epirot Ludvik Nekaj, Founder And CEO Of Crowdsourcing Week, On Crowdsourcing
16 May 2013 | 12:00 amThe upcoming Crowdsourcing Week is a five-day conference to be held in Singapore on June 3-7, 2013, that will explore everything crowdsourcing, open innovation and crowdfunding. We grab Epirot Ludvik Nekaj (pictured above), the founder And CEO Of Crowdsourcing Week, for a quick chat on where crowdsourcing is headed in the coming years for this part of the world. 1. Crowdsourcing has been a phenomenon that’s been raging for quite a number of years. Do you think it’s a fad that will die down anytime soon? Crowdsourcing is the practice of obtaining needed services, ideas, or content…
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The Caucus: White House Aide Calls Criticism of Obama ‘Offensive’
19 May 2013 | 2:09 pmDan Pfeiffer, a senior White House adviser, appeared on five network talk shows to mount a defense against Republican lawmakers who accused the president of mismanagement. -
Critic’s Notebook: Coen Brothers’ ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ Is Popular at Cannes
19 May 2013 | 1:30 pmThe Coen brothers’ “Inside Llewyn Davis,” which follows a New York folk musician, injected some levity into the Cannes Film Festival. -
Syrian Army Moves Into Rebel-Held Qusayr
19 May 2013 | 1:01 pmThe battle for Qusayr, in the heavily contested Homs Province, has deepened the involvement of Hezbollah in the Syrian conflict, raising sectarian tensions and fears of a regional war. -
Syrian Troops Said to Strike Town Near Lebanon
19 May 2013 | 12:09 pmThe Syrian military on Sunday launched an offensive to retake a strategic rebel-held town near the Lebanese border, a government official said. -
The Caucus: Obama Urges Morehouse Graduates to ‘Keep Setting an Example’
19 May 2013 | 11:40 amObama told Morehouse College graduates that “laws, hearts and minds have been changed to the point where someone who looks like you can serve as president.”
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Could LinkedIn Contacts Become LinkedIn Social CRM?
28 Apr 2013 | 7:09 pmLinkedIn's new Contacts app is designed to help users stay in touch with important business contacts and build contacts with others.According to Mashable: "LinkedIn Contacts integrates into your email, mobile address book and calendar to create a one stop shop of sorts for all of your contacts that is accessible from the web and an app."LinkedIn has rolled out a steady stream of design, social and content enhancements over the last six months as it aims to increase the engagement across its business platform. And this new app will certainly increase the odds that you'll be connected to your… -
Who Should Own Content Marketing In Your Organization?
6 Mar 2013 | 8:18 amRead enough industry opinion on content marketing, and you can start to determine each author’s professional background. If their point of view is focused on: Interactive: the author tends to be in digital marketing or may work with a digital agency; Creative: a traditional marketer might be chief storyteller, perhaps working with a creative agency; Editorial: the expert could come from public relations or might work with a PR agency; Media: someone with paid media background, who takes a media-neutral approach to building an audience or may be working with a digital agency. Read Between… -
An Important Tip for Sustainable Content Creation
6 Mar 2013 | 7:46 amAt the recent, inaugural #solopr conference, I really enjoyed the other speakers' presentations. One of those individuals, Tom Martin, served up a simple but powerful tip regarding content creation.Whether you're blogging, part of a brand newsroom or just creating content - think in terms of cornerstones and not just cobblestones.Star Wars as Cobblestones and Cornerstone Star Wars offers the simplest way to understand the cornerstones vs. cobblestones concept. Each episode in the Star Wars franchise is a cobblestone. All six movies together are a cornerstone. George Lucas made one movie at… -
5 Tips for Easier Writing - Infographic
5 Feb 2013 | 1:03 pmWhile this infographic has five tips to help brands create content,** the tips apply to anyone -- including you. We encounter multiple stories on a daily basis, regardless of our job. We just need to look at things from a different, content marketing, perspective. Full-Sized Version is Available for Download Here. **Strategic Public Relations has been even slower than usual lately. It's because I'm also Editor-in-Chief at Media Is Power. It's an independent media platform I helped Empower MediaMarketing's content marketing practice create. Our editorial mission is to track… -
Vine's Foes, & Most Fans, Are Missing the Point
2 Feb 2013 | 8:19 pmLess than 10 days after it's debut, news about the Vine app is a lot like Super Bowl pre-game commentary. We've got so-called experts everywhere weighing in on who will win and who will lose. Whether you like Vine, hate it or couldn't care less whether it thrives or withers, I'm willing to bet you're missing the point of this app.It's not about a shiny new social toy. It's not about the increasing popularity of snack-sized content, social video or the recent resurgence of the gif.It's all about Twitter.Twitter Tool First, Video Platform SecondVine extends Twitter's utility, giving users…
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Wired Space Photo of the Day: Dunes of Titan
19 May 2013 | 3:30 amData from NASA's Cassini spacecraft show that the sizes and patterns of dunes on Saturn's moon Titan vary as a function of altitude and latitude. The dunes in areas that are more elevated or are higher in latitude, such as in the Fensal region pictured at bottom left, tend to be thinner and more widely separated, with gaps that have a thinner covering of sand. Dunes in the Belet region, pictured at top left, are at a lower altitude and latitude. The dunes in Belet are wider, with thicker blankets of sand between them. The Kalahari dunes in South Africa and Namibia, located in a region with… -
Autodesk Purchases, Revives 3-D Design App Tinkercad
18 May 2013 | 1:00 pmOn Saturday, Autodesk announced it is purchasing Tinkercad and reinstating the service. The move comes in time to prevent the previously announced shutdown of any accounts or services, and users can start creating new accounts immediately. -
Penguin Bets Big That The 5th Wave Will Be the Next Hunger Games
18 May 2013 | 3:30 amIn the latest Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast author Rick Yancey talks about his new young adult survival novel The 5th Wave. -
The Schticky Is the Dark Knight Rises of Infomercials
18 May 2013 | 3:30 amWhen you?re an insomniac freelance writer who works from home, you end up seeing a lot of infomercials, and eventually, those things will wear you down. No matter how skeptical you might start off, you will eventually get to a point where you?ll start to wonder if there actually is somebody out there with a better way to fry eggs, chop tomatoes and make milkshakes in the comfort of your own home. I mean, television?s never lied to us before, has it? That?s why I wanted to actually check out a few of these things to see if they really were the life-changing innovations they purported to be. -
Dropping Jaws (And Slowpokes) on Cervelo's $10,000 Racing Bike
18 May 2013 | 3:30 amAs one of just a few hundred limited-edition bikes produced by Cerv?lo's Project California division, the RCA is a neatly packaged compendium of its creator's two-decades-deep body of engineering knowledge.
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Adobe unplugs Creative Cloud sync tool during transition
19 May 2013 | 2:09 pmThe company apologized after an Instability forced it to take the preview version of a synchronization tool offline earlier than expected. The service syncs files on mobile devices, the Web, and PCs. [Read more] -
Google: America's third political party
19 May 2013 | 11:31 amAt last weeks I/O conference, Google's Larry Page didn't speak like a CEO. He spoke like a politician. [Read more] -
Twitter will damn your soul, Saudi cleric says
19 May 2013 | 10:31 amConcern is mounting in Saudi Arabia that more and more people are using Twitter. So the head of the country's religious police condemns its use. [Read more] -
Yahoo board approves $1.1B acquisition of Tumblr -- WSJ
19 May 2013 | 9:44 amThe Wall Street Journal is reporting on Twitter that Yahoo's board has given the green light for the company's $1.1 billion purchase of the blogging site. [Read more] -
Rate your AV receiver's autosetup program
19 May 2013 | 8:06 amTake the Audiophiliac challenge and see if you can get better sound with a DIY, manual setup. [Read more]
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Richard Meier exhibition and installation at Fondazione Bisazza
17 May 2013 | 7:23 pmPaying tribute to iconic architect Richard Meier on the occasion of his firm's 50th anniversary, the Fondazione Bisazza presents the exhibition 'Richard Meier: Architecture and Design', which opens today at the Bisazza HQ in Vicenza, Italy. The show includes a selection of the architecture grand master's most influential works, shown with the help of fifteen models, more than thirty technical drawings, forty photographs and a bevy of concept sketches. Lesser-known products designed by the firm, such as a tableware collection designed for Reed & Barton in collaboration with… -
Shanghai Auto Show 2013: the top 10 cars
17 May 2013 | 2:30 pmChina's most important car show for 2013 - Auto Shanghai - is a key date in every global carmaker's diary. This year, dozens of global unveils were revealed throughout the 17 halls of the show - from Maserati's sporty new four-door to -
Architect Ted Cullinan designs latest Maggie's Centre in Newcastle
17 May 2013 | 12:00 pmFor any architect, the invitation to design a Maggie's Centre is an honour. Charles Jencks, the venerable architecture theorist and his late wife Maggie founded the cancer centres in 1993 after Maggie contracted the disease and wanted a place where she and fellow sufferers could go for support beyond hospital walls. Maggie passed away in 1995, but since then Jencks has called upon the world's best architects from Zaha Hadid and Frank Gehry to Piers Gough and Richard Rogers, to design Maggie's Centres across the UK and abroad. This week, the UK's sixteenth Maggie's opens… -
Versace's first Versus collection by J.W. Anderson unveiled in New York
16 May 2013 | 5:40 pmDonatella Versace is no stranger to reinvention. During her creative reign at the head of Versace, the iconic designer has transformed the boisterous Italian brand into a beacon of sophistication, sexiness and glamour, while staying loyal to the house's vibrant legacy. Long before she took the main helm however, Versace was responsible for the house's diffusion line, Versus, which was first launched in New York City, 1989 and embodied the rebellious, fearless energy of the designer herself. It is the Versus brand that people are buzzing about this week - the line, which will now carry… -
Louis Vuitton illustrates the art of travel in a new book series
16 May 2013 | 2:00 pmLouis Vuitton may have blossomed from artisanal leather luggagemaker to a global fashion powerhouse but it has never strayed far from its roots a pioneer of luxury travel. Its commitment to the cause has seen it launch the iconic 'Carnets de Voyage' guides, as well as the recent 'Objets Nomades' accessories collection - and now the brand is presenting an inspired vision of contemporary travel with a new collection of books, each volume a compelling visual journey told through the eyes of an artist. Placing emphasis on popular cities, as much as far-flung locations, the…
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Sunday Secrets
18 May 2013 | 8:25 pmPostSecret is an ongoing community art project where people mailin their secrets anonymously on one side of a homemade postcard.See More Secrets. Follow PostSecret on Twitter. PostSecret on Facebook Amazon.com Widgets-----Email-----Three years ago I had the privilege of meeting you at a PostSecret Event. That same night, I also met a guy named Tyler. He was extremely good looking and we both loved PostSecret. We started dating a month later and it has been an amazing three year journey with him. Just last month he proposed! We are now in the midst of the crazy, yet…
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Kaiyodo Office Tour
19 May 2013 | 1:48 amOne of my agenda items during my visit to Kansai this week was to meetup with Shuichi Miyawaki [宮脇修一] - the boss of Kaiyodo which is one of the longest standing hobby makers in Japan who produce the Revoltech series and also own the worlds biggest figure and garage kit event Wonder Festival.Before we settle down to talk and visit their office, we go for some nom noms Osaka style.The Kaiyodo office is located in Osaka which we headed to straight after meeting up with Volks in Kyoto. The exterior of the Kaiyodo headquarters is a mixture of modern and the past with the brick walls which… -
Volks
18 May 2013 | 9:20 pmHad the pleasure of being invited by the Managing Director of Volks (pictured here to my right) to Kyoto a while ago but only just managed to make the trip this week ><Volks is one of the major players in the Japanese hobby world. They have a long history of manufacturing injection moulded kits and also bring us the Super Dollfie and Dollfie Dream line of dolls.Today Volks gave us a tour of their Tenshi no Sato museum in Kyoto and after we had a long lunch meeting to discuss this n that ^o^Yuki-chan is my fave Dollfie Dream who got to go with me to Tenshi no Sato.While I do have some… -
Flumpool
16 May 2013 | 6:55 pmSpent time with the pop rock band flumpool on one of their previous tours - if you watched Season 1 of my other TV show Japan Mode then the following photos will seem familiar. Flumpool is an immensely popular band in Japan - their music and posters are all over the place. Since their first single Hana ni Nare back in 2008, they have released a ton of singles and albums which you can check out in their Discography.Check them out in action below. For the flumpool special, I spent time with the folks who manage the sound, lighting, equipment and visuals. They especially put a lot of effort into… -
Akihabara Shops 7
13 May 2013 | 7:05 amIts that time again where we go for a photo walk around my most fave place on Earth - Akihabara ^o^ Today we visit places such as Hobby Tengoku, Sega Game center, Toranoana, Animate, Don Quijote, Melon Books (newly opened 2号店), Sofmap, Kotobukiya, Yodobashi, Culture Zone Akihabara, other small stores and the Yanagimori Shrine. We also bump into the Kanda Matsuri festival too.As for the first photo - will talk more about the shenanigans that I got up to in a separate post ^o^ To get to Akihabara, just get off at JR Akihabara station and get out at the Electronic Town exit - this is what… -
Amairo Clock
11 May 2013 | 8:11 pmSo you got Moekana and have pre-ordered Moekanji but you want your Japanese learning to be even more fun? I've got just the thing!I've just released Amairo Clock [天色＊時計] (Amairo*Clock) for iOS which features the cuties from the eroge Amairo Islenauts. Just like the other app we made called DRACLOCK, you can interact with the characters through touch communication and depending on which part of their body you are communicating with, they will say something different.Tap on the time and the characters will read out the time to you in Japanese. You can also set the clock so that the…
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Pets are good for you
19 May 2013 | 7:04 amDid you know that your brain releases oxytocin, “the feel-good” hormone in the brain when you pet your dog or cat? What is Oxytocin? “Oxytocin is a powerful hormone. When we hug or kiss a loved one, oxytocin levels drive up. It also acts as a neurotransmitter in the brain. In fact, the hormone plays a huge role in pair bonding.” This wonderful feeling can come from dogs, cats, and even goldfish! A study showed that having a fish tank at a nursing home improved appetites. “Watch a Lassie movie and spit into a cup. It doesn’t sound like it, but this is… -
The lighter side of Sweden spotlighted at Eurovision Song Contest [video]
19 May 2013 | 6:37 amSweden might be better known around the world for Abba, Ikea and dragon tattoos than comedy, but that was before comedienne Petra Mede took the stage at the Eurovision Song Contest with “Swedish Smorgasbord.” From Vikings to stay-at-home dads, Mede covers it all. Top that, Finland! Full story at YouTube via Kuriositas. The not-so-frosty side of Sweden. -
10 easy ways to write better blogs [infographic]
19 May 2013 | 6:27 amIs your blog lacking that sparkle that makes audiences come back for more? Feel overwhelmed by all the advice out there? Then try bookmarking this simple infographic by TopDogSocialMedia for future reference. Via TopDogSocialMedia. Tips for better blogging. -
Star Trek: Now a middle school musical! [video]
19 May 2013 | 6:18 amSure, we’ve heard great reviews for J.J. Abrams latest addition to the Star Trek film library, but for those fans whose tastes run to jazz hands and awkward belting, Rhett and Link have just the treatment you’ve been craving with Star Trek: The Middle School Musical! Sing it, Spock! Full story at YouTube. Singing your heart out for Star Trek.
