Google's "If I Had Glass" competition drew in thousands of entries from people clamoring to get their hands on a pair of the augmented reality glasses. We pick out some of the most promising.
Its core business wasn't much help for Sandy survivors, so the airline took to the ground and joined forces with some of New York City's finest food trucks to deliver hot meals to those hardest hit by the storm.
Giving feedback has to be handled carefully--especially if the critcism is tough to hear. JetBlue chairman Joel Peterson says it can still be positive for both parties, if you have the right mind-set.
At the photo shoot for our April feature, the director of "Pom Wonderful Presents The Greatest Movie Ever Sold" talks about scavenging for cash in exchange for blatant product placement in his film ... about product placement. Would he do it again? Yep. For twice the price.
Morgan Spurlock turns his lens on the role that advertising and its stealthier cousins, sponsorship, product placement, and co-promotion, play in most of our experiences.
Noticed how the Instant results tend to focus on brand names like Amazon and Target when you start typing? Top Google search engineer Amit Singhal puts lingering rumors to rest on that: it's just math.
I went to see "Buried," Ryan Reynolds' latest flick, about a truck driver in Iraq who is attacked and kidnapped by someone who wants a ransom from the U.S. government. What I expected was a suspense film. I got that, but I ended up with something I didn't expect: a film about customer service.
