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Why I hate Live Nation (and about any other ticketing experience)

Posted June 24th, 2009 by David

This is a two-part horror story, really …
Part I:
Some faulty circumstances left three friends and I without tickets for Coldplay’s visit to Indianapolis a few weeks ago. We’d relied on a friend who claimed to have tickets, she didn’t and we ended up concert day screwed. (Yea, overlook the gullible aspect here for me…) […]

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Part 2 of 3: Summer Contact - Alert Thingy

Posted June 21st, 2009 by frank

In my last blog post, part one of three of how I’m keeping in contact with my friends this summer, I discussed my usage of the chat aggregator Digsby. In this second installment, I’m going to teach you all about another gift from the internet gods: Alert Thingy.
If you’re anything like me, you likely aren’t […]

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BlackBerry, Glee and Blink?

Posted June 19th, 2009 by David

A few things worth noting, some newer than others due to my hiatus. I encourage your comments below!

Fox’s GLEE left me intrigued. In fact, a larger number of my friends who saw the pilot say they were impressed. I’m eager to watch in the Fall. To be fair, I started to watch the OC back […]

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Learning to (multi)task

Posted June 17th, 2009 by David

I was hiding.
In an effort to complete my master’s thesis, I took a sabbatical from most of the outside world during most of the last semester. Sure, I caught the important news events from CNN.com or NYTimes.com. I also used The Daily Show and Colbert Report as entertainment during my dinner hours. Beyond that, I’ve […]

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Twitter Fail

Posted June 12th, 2009 by elizabeth

I’m not the type to be up on the latest technologies or absolute newest trends in the media world, so it took me a while before I even heard of the most recent media “fashion”: Twitter. My first question when I heard about Twitter was: “What is it?” From my research I discovered […]

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Bing Me Up, Scottie!

Posted June 11th, 2009 by Ryan

A couple weeks ago, Microsoft’s new search, Bing, went live, replacing Live Search. Now, I’m an ardent Googler (who isn’t in this day and age?). I especially love my Gmail, Google Trends, and of course Search. But I’m always down to try out someone’s attempt at a semantic search, so I’ve been […]

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Part 1 of 3: Summer Contact - Digsby

Posted May 18th, 2009 by frank

For the second summer in a row, I’m spending the summer in Washington DC. Unlike last summer however, I don’t have classes and homework so I have a bunch of free time. As a result, I announced plans at the end of the spring semester to keep in close touch with my college friends […]

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Summer Media Usage (Going to Have Me a Blast …)

Posted May 18th, 2009 by Ryan

Well, summer’s finally here. You know what that means: beautiful sunny days; crippling allergies, and decreased media usage. Throughout the school year (or at least for this most recent semester), I was probably on my computer for 10 hours out of the day (keep in mind that I was doing a research immersion […]

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Learning about the other side of the Facebook ad

Posted May 18th, 2009 by joey

So – I purchased my first Facebook ad last week. Well, my organization bought it, but you know what I mean. The process is so straight forward, it’s scary. Yet, at the same time it is overwhelming.
Like Twitter, there is a character limitation on the title and body of the ad. […]

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The Mystery of the 5.3 Petabytes Per Day

Posted April 22nd, 2009 by Ryan

How is Facebook able to keep up with itself? As more and more news stories come out about Facebook’s user statistics, this is a question that is really beginning to perplex me.
In February, Facebook released their numbers saying they had 175 million users. Not too shabby, I thought. Read the […]

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