The latest issue of ‘The New Early to Rise’ newsletter has been released. The featured article is titled “More on Taming Dinosaurs”. Robert Ringer  says, “Are you old enough to remember Las Vegas? I’m not talking about today’s Las Vegas – tract homes thrown up like mud huts with tile roofs … traffic jams that rival those in New York, Chicago, and L.A. … and giant gaming corporations that are in total control of anything and everything that goes on there. When I refer to Las Vegas, I’m talking about the original Las Vegas”. Read... [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “3 Simple Storytelling Methods That Can  Do Your Selling For You”. Ben Settle says, “Sometimes this gets me in trouble with the hardcore copywriters … I believe a story can potentially carry the entiresale for your product, even if everything else is technically “wrong” in your ads (no clear call to action, lame bullets, weak offer, etc).” 3 Simple Storytelling Methods That Can  Do Your Selling For You ‘Copyblogger’ Blog  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Why Big Consumer Brands Have Yet to Tap Pinterest’s Potential”. Lauren Drell says, “The image-sharing site Pinterest has experienced meteoric growth since its launch in February 2010. Pinterest’s user base grew from 1.6 million visitors in September 2011 to 11.1 million visitors in February 2012. Along the way, it became the fastest site to reach 10 million users. In February.” Why Big Consumer Brands Have Yet to Tap Pinterest’s Potential Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Reddit vs. Darrell Issa: Congressman Explains His SOPA Alternative Online”. Alex Fitzpatrick says, “California’s Rep. Darrell Issa, self-proclaimed “Internet defender,” held a live interview with Reddit users on Thursday known as an “AMA,” or “Ask Me Anything.” The Republican congressman was challenged on digital piracy, his idea for a SOPA alternative and warrantless wiretapping of citizen’s phone.” Why Bands Need Better Mobile Websites Now [INFOGRAPHIC] Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “‘American Idol’ Judge Turns To Pinterest After Sparkly Pin Ignites Buzz”. Brian Anthony Hernandez says, “American Idol veteran judge Randy Jackson fittingly usedPinterest to react to the heavy online buzz surrounding the sparkly beaded pin he wore during Wednesday’s live show. Jackson and his team, who are making a bigger than usual social media push in Idol‘s 11th season, noticed during the episode’s first commercial break that Twitter chatter centered on his fashion accessory.” ‘American Idol’ Judge Turns... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled ‘SXSW Networking: 6 Ways to Up Your Game”. Scott Gerber says, “On Friday, the ultimate crossroads of music, film, technology and entrepreneurship kicks off in Austin, TX. But if you’re an entrepreneur who is navigating the SXSW Austin Convention Center for the first time, nine days of industry panels and meet-and-greet events can easily be overwhelming and, at worst, incredibly unproductive.” SXSW Networking: 6 Ways to Up Your Game Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled ‘Why Bands Need Better Mobile Websites Now [INFOGRAPHIC]”. Chelsea Stark says, “This year, about 2,000 bands will arrive in Austin to play SXSW, hoping to grab the attention of label execs, A&R reps, and most importantly, new fans. Typically, bands play around four shows during the music portion of the festival, which is plenty of opportunity to get exposure.” Why Bands Need Better Mobile Websites Now [INFOGRAPHIC] Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Why Time Isn’t Linear on Facebook”. Alicia Eler says, “I have been using Facebook less. I don’t care as much about what my friends are up to on the Internet, I guess. I’ve been calling people more, and emailing. It actually feels a lot better. But one morning I logged on to Facebook and noticed a thought-provoking status update from comic artist Corrine Mucha.”. Why Time Isn’t Linear on Facebook ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Facebook Is Using Lists To Keep You On The Site Longer”. Dave Copeland says, “Like everything else Facebook does, today’s introduction of Interest Lists is about keeping you on the site longer. While some are comparing the lists to the similar feature Twitter launched in 2009, remember that a Twitter list simply organizes people you follow and still has you clicking links to source sites”. Facebook Is Using Lists To Keep You On The Site Longer   ReadWriteWeb  [...]

The latest post on ‘ReadWriteWeb’ is titled “Why Give Up Facebook for Lent, or Ever?”. Alicia Eler says, “Lent is in full swing, and so are the commitments to 40 days without Facebook. In this framework, Facebook use is seen as negative and an addiction. It becomes just another one to add to Americans’ list of overindulgences, of things that push us away from each other and further into self”. Why Give Up Facebook for Lent, or Ever? ReadWriteWeb  [...]