Some work at home ads legit, Google is one
I’ve seen the Craigslist ads and assumed they were bogus. Wrong. Google is hiring people to work at home and evaluate search. This story is the most in-depth explanation of how Google looks at search…
Articles by Brad Kava
Through the looking glass: When power shifts, so do the media's arguments
(In response to loyal reader Kevin’s request) As a media critic, I’m astounded by the way both sides of the U.S. political landscape pick up and put down arguments they were passionate about when they…
LA consumer organization uses fliers and mouths for revenge
Here’s another sign of the rude? or just plain audacious times. These women will go to a business you are angry at and spread the word. Read this fascinating LA Times story. Is this the…
Awesome deal for music fans: $50 pass for Live Nation Clubs the rest of the year
Concert promoter Live Nation will let fans buy a $50 now that will allow them into shows through the end of the year. That is an incredible deal, although with some small print. Sold out…
You could buy a used car, a house…or a radio station
The FCC just completed an auction for radio signals, which totaled only $5 million for 122 possible stations (37 weren’t taken). This is down from the $25 million the government got in 2007 for 111…
Kanye West interrupts Obama: satire
Here’s a nifty satire that was posted moments after Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift’s thank you speech at the Video Music Awards Sunday. Kanye was as rude as South Carolina Congressman Joe Wilson. Watch it…
How do you buy a legislator? Sex, spankings and Britney Spears tickets
Everyday I lose more faith in government. I mean, I knew in the back of my mind that most of these people were liars, thieves and cheats, but I still had a solid tinge of…
Low power radio making a comeback?
Here’s a nice New York Times story about the rise of low power radio, filling in the gaps where the big conglomerates have failed. There’s hope for more small stations, which do what radio promised…