Los Angeles Times
Mac users who search for hotels on the Orbitz online booking service are initially directed to more expensive hotels than PC users, Orbitz acknowledged last week. Orbitz defended the practice, saying the travel search engine is simply showing users what it thinks they prefer. Orbitz Chief Executive Barney Harford said data collected by Orbitz shows that Mac users were 40% more likely than PC users to book four- or five-star hotels.
Boston Globe
NECCO wafers, made by the New England Confectionary Co., have been around for a long time. The company is hoping to get younger fans with its new agency, Noonan Creative Group of Framingham. The firm will design a website to pitch the wafers, Mary Jane peanut chews, the Clark Bar, and Haviland Thin Mints to younger folk.