Category Archives: The Real World

What it is, not what it should be.

Bottlehood – Recycled Bottles To Glassware

This is absolutely brilliant: BottleHood’s recycled glassware is made from wine, beer, liquor and soda bottles recycled from restaurants, bars, homes and events in the community. The repurposed tumblers, juice glasses, vases, pendant beads and light fixtures are all eco-friendly products. via Bottlehood … Continue reading

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Supreme Court Rules “Public Domain” Not Permanent – Congress Can Re-Copyright Works

(via engadget) If you’ve been enjoying the fireworks over PIPA and SOPA these past weeks, get ready for more intellectual property ugliness. … Read More >>

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Wear A Wi-Fi Hotspot: Cutting-Edge Cufflinks

via Mashable! Did you ever wish that Wi-Fi hotspots (you know, those pesky access points that appear to be everywhere until you actually need to use one of them) would just, well, “grow on sleeves?” Well now a set of cufflinks … Continue reading

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You Finally Have A Google Plus Business Page… Now What?

via The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com My friend John Haydon is a social media rock star and probably one of the most knowledgable and visionary “experts” out there when it comes to social media for nonprofit organizations. You can find him at … Continue reading

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Protecting Your Online Reputation: 4 Things You Need to Know

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Breakdown of Media Habits Across Generations Throughout The Day

It’s a long scroll down, but I found this fascinating. Great infographic by the folks @ MBAonline.com: Created by: MBA Online

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An Incredibly Smart Newspaper Website

via Gawker The Boston Globe’s new site puts the other big boys (and girls) to shame … Read More >>

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