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Crossing The Line From Individuality To Selfishness
The cost incurred for this self-indulgence grows on a daily basis. Unless we are careful we will soon find ourselves with a bill that we will not be able to pay.
Read More »How Democratic Is Our Democracy?
If we want to return to the spirit of the original one-man one voice concept of the Athenians we have a lot of work to do.
Read More »Another Preordained Dollar-Coin Failure?
As with more urgent matters like health care and global warming, the US has been and remains well behind the times in pocket-change convenience.
Read More »In God We Trust: Religious and Other Beliefs Very Strong in America
A new Harris Poll confirms the common understanding that the United States is a nation steeped in the core beliefs of Christianity, all of which continue to be held by a large majority of the nation today. Spreading belief around the Invisible Cafeteria a bit, significant minorities of Americans also …
Read More »Dismantling Christmas
People are out to dismantle Christmas as we know it! You’ve got film director and evangelical atheist Brian Flemming declaring “War on Christianity” as part of a marketing campaign for his The God Who Wasn’t There film. “No Christmas pageant or Nativity display is safe from our troops,” says Flemming. …
Read More »Internet Ad Share to Double by 2010
Being caught up in the daily frenzy of activity that is the Internet, where a year is a generation, it’s easy for me to forget that less than ten years ago there was no Internet advertising industry at all, and that less than five years ago the notion of advertising …
Read More »“Elite Affluent” Doing Their Part to Keep Holiday Shopping Humming
It’s all relative isn’t it? To the world’s poorest citizens living lives on the bleakest edge of subsistence, the lives of America’s most disaffected homeless might seem regal; and the ladder rises to the working poor, middle class, upper middle class, and affluent. We looked at a marketing research company …
Read More »Black Friday Revs Holiday eShopping Season
Last week I heard prognosticators opine that the opening blast of the holiday shopping season has shifted from the traditional brick-and-mortar Black Friday to Cyber Monday for online retailers, because so many online shoppers, who tend to be younger, use their work computers to make their cyber-purchases, and people don’t …
Read More »FCC Chairman Advocates Consumer Cable Choice
Martin says consumers should be able to select cable channels à la carte.
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