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Spooky food is always around on Halloween, but these brains look real. They’re from Kraft Foods’ Jell-O brain mold, one of several other molds available around the holidays. So far, over 33,000 of them have sold through channels that include mommy bloggers, Facebook and Twitter. Scary. Read more: click here.
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We’re shopping the other day and our three-year-old daughter, who already has her own deactivated Blackberry hand-me-down so she can be “just like mom and dad” she says, takes her Blackberry out in the shopping cart and tells us that she’s “checking her email.” Really? It’s for real and reminded me of a funny article from a few years back about how a child stumped a Blackberry executive during a shareholders’ meeting by asking: “Are you going to make a phone more for kids so that my Mom will let me get one?” Read it here. When I was her age I was lucky to be watching UHF television. She wants to check her email already, which means that she’ll want her own Facebook page, Twitter and Google Plus page by the time she’s five? no comments  Photo courtesy of John George, The PBJ. The Philadelphia Phillies national baseball team is finding creative ways to use Twitter and Facebook to sell tickets directly to fans. It’s working, with a long sold-out winning streak. Check out more at the Philadelphia Business Journal: click here. no comments |
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