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TV Land study says TV ignores baby boomers A new study commissioned by TV Land shows only 3% of baby boomers are extremely satisfied with the programs available to them. Marketers shouldn't ignore this group with $2.3 trillion in annual spending power, the president of consulting firm Age Wave says. Mediaweek (11/15)

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"TV is ruining our love life!" PDF Print E-mail
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Marriage Makeover: "TV is ruining our love life!"

 It was only a year ago that Chelise and Rodney Firmin exchanged vows. But rather than exploring new experiences and interests as newlyweds, these two hardworking professionals in Chicago more often than not spend their limited couple time at home, parked in front of the TV. Why? "Rodney would rather watch TV," says Chelise, 29, an optometrist. "From the moment he gets home from work, the TV is on ‑- even while he's paying bills, looking at emails or during dinner. We can't do the things we love because he's always watching TV."

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Google's $132,000.00 Check to a Blogger PDF Print E-mail
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Making $$ on the Web

making money with google adsense

by Jeremy Schoemaker

This was the bigest paper check I have ever recieved. It was way back in August of 2005. 100% of this income was earned with organic seo. I had not heard of search engine arbitrage at the time and did not buy traffic from MSN Yahoo or Google itself. I did that about 1.5 years later ;)

Here's the >check

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Facebook set for a delicate balancing act

By Kevin Allison / FT
Published: December 29 2007 02:00

Facebook's transformation from a quirky internet startup into one of the most talked-about companies in Silicon Valley is sure to be remembered as one of 2007's biggest technology stories.

But as a hectic year draws to a close, Facebook appears to be embarking on a new, more difficult phase of development that could test the mettle of Mark Zuckerberg, its 23-year-old founder.

Buzz around the company has been building since May, when it announced it would allow outside developers to build games, slide shows, and other features for use on the Facebook site. The move sparked a frenzy among software makers eager to tap into the site's rapidly growing audience.

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