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Mini Mushroom and Spinach Quiches
Ingredients: 10 oz. Portabella Mushrooms chopped 1 Shallot chopped 2 cups Baby Spinach 1/3 cup grated Sharp Cheddar Cheese 4 Eggs 4 Egg Whites 1/4 cup Milk 1 Tbs. Olive Oil Salt & Pepper 1 Popover pan Cooking spray Directions: Saute the mushrooms, shallots, salt, and pepper in olive oil in a large saute pan […]
MoreWhy Net-a-porter Still Rules the Roost as the Best Women’s High End fashion E-tailer, a look at Net-a-porter.com and Farfech.com
Natalie Massenet launched Net-a-porter, an online, high-end women’s fashion e-tail site in 2000 at the height of the dot com bubble (Wiseman, 2010). Her skeptics were many, most advised against it (Wiseman, 2010). Would women buy luxury fashion without the experience of handling it, viewing it in person, and trying it on? Add to the […]
MorePatagonia’s vibrant online presence
Patagonia sells high end men, women, and children’s outdoor gear for all seasons. Because it is performance gear, Patagonia has a vested interest in sharing the stories of the men and women who use their gear. They accomplish this quite well with their online blog, The Cleanest Line, which describes itself as a: Weblog for […]
MoreDiGiorno does it again, great examples of PR online
Having an active and robust Twitter feed is a goal of many companies and DiGiorno Pizza exemplifies a company that has been able to do just that. The pizza brand has several things going for it. For one, they sell pizza. Pizza is a product often associated with fun, it is much beloved, and easily […]
MoreIneffective Web Design
It is increasingly difficult to find examples of bad web design, design tools have improved significantly and there is an abundance of talented web designers a company can hire. There are a plethora of ineffective web sites though. Often these sites don’t take into account the user’s intention for visiting the site and facilitating in the […]
MoreThe Diffusion of Internet Technology in Developing Countries
The diffusion of Internet Technology in Developing Countries is noticeably slower. This is due to a number of factors including: wealth, education, the infrastructure that allows broadband access, governmental priorities, and governmental policies regarding freedom of expression. One way that many people in developing countries are accessing the internet is through cell phones and smart […]
MoreThe World Wide Web vs. The Copyright
Legal and governmental change are slow, the Web moves at a frantic pace and this is the crux of our problem. U.S. copyright laws have been unable to keep pace with the Internet. U.S. copyright law does not specifically address the publication of works created online. This has led to a confusion as to whether […]
MoreImportant Event in Internet History- Blogging
The first blog was introduced in 1994 by Swarthmore student, Justin Hall. Blogs really began taking off in 1999, when Blogger offered a free blogging platform to the public. In 2003, Google, a company that rose to prominence by identifying and capitalizing on important Internet trends buys Blogger. Blogging began to really hit its stride […]
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