A new NYC company commissions and films online video for clients and then handles distribution in-house. Their first project involves a version of deadmau5's and Michael Phelps's favorite headphones--for cats.
After four-legged gamers racked up charges on their masters' MasterCards, the makers of iPad apps for pets unleashed new controls. Who's LOLing now, cats?
Forget poking on Facebook or IMing people, shaking a hand or putting an arm on someone else's shoulder is where social interaction really begins. In Japan, this need for touch has extended to a focus on pets, including cafes for petting cats. Will emphasizing touch be a new trend in the U.S.?
As Little Italy drowned its sorrows with buckets of grappa and espresso chasers, innovation was poking fun at oil giants, skittering around on its bionic paws and playing Hunt the New Facebook Employee in the corridors of the White House.
Now we've seen it all: Dogster and Catster are social networks for, well, dogs and cats. Oh, and the humans that love them. Think this is a stupid idea? Well, you'd be wrong. Ted Rheingold, founder and "Top Dog" tell us just what's behind this successful company. We gave him a treat so he behaved.
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