Who knew the portable restroom could be clean, attractive, even lucrative?

The merger between draft and FBC is the first marriage between a large-scale direct and a traditional agency, but it won't be the last.

Did you know that women couldn't stand while riding San Francisco's cable cars until the 1960s?

While Google struggles to spin off its online ad-management system to offline media, other companies are erecting beachheads on the digital market shore.

What? Give up your cell phone for the evening? Not possible, you say.

With the proliferation of online social networks and other forms of interactive media, how will book publishers retain their tech-savvy teen readers?

This Rorschach test won't reveal anything about you, but take a picture of it with your phone and it could reveal something about the company that placed it there.

More than a year after Hurricane Katrina, the city's musicians are keeping the heart of New Orleans thumping to its own unique beat.

Look back with me, if you will, to the halcyon days of late October 2005. At the time, the words "YouTube" and "time-shifting" hadn't yet slid onto the buzzword-spouting lips of self-appointed media pundits. Network shows hadn't yet been made available (legally, anyway) for streaming on the Web. And frustrated writers staring at nearly blank computer screens hadn't yet figured out a way to stretch their MySpace-will-rule-the-universe screeds to the required 500 words. Ah, we were so young and innocent then.