RMIUG receives $10 million from Federal Stimulus bill, opens grant process
Note: Please check the date of this posting (April 1, 2009!)...----------------------------RMIUG receives $10 million from Federal Stimulus bill, opens grant process:: For Immediate Release ::April 1, 2009Boulder, CO: The Rocky Mountain Internet User's Group (RMIUG)...
Non-Profit Fundraising Case Study: Brooklyn Autism Center Raises $76,625 in Campaign
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein The Goal: Raise $50,000 via targeted email campaign, online donation form, and a short video. (Campaign has raised $76,625 to date.) Our Pitch / Idea: Mark Wood on our team listened closely to the needs of the Brooklyn Autism...
Search Engine Optimization: SEO=PR
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein What is a #1 search result worth to a business or organization? For my wife's site, a top result for "bar mitzvah rabbi" led to a front page New York Times feature article (this Sunday). It started with a Google Search and a...
One Million Faces Website
Peggy Dyer, our office mate and photographer extraordinaire, has created a new website, www.onemillionfaces.org. We were happy to help her with the coding of the site, and threw in the PageDirector content management system software, including the SEO control...
Coolest looking fish I've ever seen…
This isn't photoshopped, but is a real fish. It is probably the coolest looking fish I've ever seen... check it out:http://www.happynews.com/news/2262009/researchers%20solve%20mystery%20deep%20sea%20fish%20tubular%20eyes.htm
Contact Me Now option can help boost Web sales
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Q: We're not getting any sales leads from our Web site. I know we have lots of visitors (according to our statistics program), but we're not converting them into prospects. A: Put yourself in the shoes of a potential customer....
A great note from a happy customer…
Yesterday, we received a wonderful note from a happy customer. We spent a lot of time working on helping them sell a deal... that got approved, then paused, due to the economic environment. We're very appreciative! Here's the letter: We love customer feedback! Our...
Photos to be published in National Geographic Adventure Magazine!
It's always a good day when you find out that your photos will be published in National Geographic's Adventure Magazine; this was for a photoshoot that I did for my wife's organization last year in Moab, Utah. I'll post a link as soon as it's published.
45% of U.S. Population Has Email.
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein The Dot-Com hype is long, long dead. And the economy is trying to shrug off a recession. Anyone who currently has a job at a technology startup is nervous. And most of the Venture Capitalists are still licking their wounds. The...
Customer Paradigm awarded the prestigious "Supplier of the Year" by the Rocky Mountain Direct Marketing Association
We're so thrilled that the Rocky Mountain Direct Marketing Association (RMDMA) awarded Customer Paradigm the prestigious "Supplier of the Year" on Wednesday, December 3, 2008. It's such an honor to be nominated for the award by our clients, many of whom are also...
New Mobile Version of the Customer Paradigm Site Launched
We're very excited to announce that we've just launched a new mobile version of the www.CustomerParadigm.com site (Try visiting it on your mobile device). The way in which it works: - If someone comes to the site, our PageDirector Content Management System (CMS)...
8 Actions For Your Business to Thrive in A Recession
Bary Motlz posted a great 8 point article about what you can do to survive the market downturn... I'll post the first few items here, but visit his site for the complete list: http://barrymoltz.com/rants/articles/8-actions-for-your-business-to-thrive-in-a-recession 1....
One of our clients, Allergy Kids, will be on Dr. Phil tomorrow!
Yay!! AllergyKids is scheduled to appear on Dr Phil’s new show The Doctors tomorrow (Thursday Oct 16th) on CBS. Here is the link for more info if you are interested:http://thedoctorstv.com/main/show_page/45
Watch Wal-Mart Grow
Pretty interesting look at the growth Wal-Mart has seen over the years... Check it out: Watch it Grow!
New logo for Customer Paradigm
It's official... we've designed a new logo for the company. As we expand our ability to serve customers into the print design, trade show marketing and direct marketing arena, we're coming up with a new look for the company's website and a new logo. The three...
Eddie Dombrower Speaking in Boulder, Sponsored by Customer Paradigm
We're happy to sponsor this upcoming event in Boulder: Eddie Dombrower is a video game designer, programmer and producer who has created products for Atari, Mattel, Electronic Arts, Activision and Children's Television Workshop. A one-time ballet dancer, he designed...
Has the Large Hadron Collider Destroyed the World Yet??
Not yet! But do stay tuned for updates...And on that note, take a few minutes to celebrate NASA's 50th Anniversary on a beautiful audio-visual tour.
New Google Chrome Browser is Good… but where's my Google Toolbar?
The new Google browser is fast, and I just placed an ecommerce order on a site to test out a lot of the functionality. Chrome is fast, it's clean, and is a refreshing non-bloated browser. As a web development company, we don't love the fact that we now need to test in...
Raise Smoke Free Kids
So, I am the kind of person who will visit a website when they see it on the back of a bus... I justify it as research. But this is a great site. It uses videos and animation to tell a story, and has a nice layout. From an SEO standpoint, the site doesn't really do...
57,000 emails in an inbox
One of our client's servers and sites has been running a bit slowly... and after a lot of research, changes to the site and server configuration, I found out why: One person's email inbox had accumulated over 57,000 emails in their inbox. Each time a new message was...
Humble in Boulder with Anonymous Gold Medal Athletes
So, last night I'm watching the women's marathon, and the leader of the pack and subsequent Gold Medal winner, Constantina Tomescu looked familiar. Oh, it's just a coincidence... she just looks familiar. Then the announcer said that while she is running for Romania,...
Moving to a bigger office (255% bigger)
The last few weeks, it's been clear: we've literally run out of desks for the team. People have been working at the conference tables, and even doubling up. So we're excited that we're making the move at the end of the month to a new office. The good news: it's just...
Cheesy Flash Intros to Avoid – Sample Sites
Thanks to David Abrams, for responding to my latest newsletter about avoiding cheesy flash intros to avoid.Here's his suggestions:1. This one takes the cake. You have a 2048 by 1280 display? Too bad. We are going to open a 500 by 500 window to show you our store...
Sites of the Week from Customer Paradigm – July 9th, 2008
Take a look at our Sites of the Week These are the sites we're looking at this week for fun and inspiration. Amazing wedding photos: http://www.jessicaclaire.net/ Fight the Smears.com - A great way to combat negative press: htttp://www.fightthesmears.com/
8 Ways To Drive Targeted Traffic #1: Give Away Something for Free
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein A website is a destination. Like a store that you have to get into your car and drive to, you have to entice people to come to the site. This next series, Eight Ways to Drive Traffic to Your Website, is designed to help you come up...
New Blog From One of Our Team Members
Ali on our team has a new blog... Fun reading for escape:TheKissingLessons.Blogspot.com
Customer Paradigm launches new website for Secure World Foundation
I think it's pretty common in the technology field to have a deep interest in space. So when we were able to work on the re-launch of the Secure World Foundation's website: http://www.secureworldfoundation.org/, our whole team was very, very excited. It's nice to be...
Allergy Kids on Good Morning America
Always a wonderful thing when one of our clients gets on national TV. Our client, AllergyKids.com was featured on the June 23, 2008 Good Morning America segment, Additives, Allergies and ADHD: Is There a Connection?Read more...
Sites of the Week
These are some of the sites the CP team has been looking at for inspiration: Great site, although the animations take a while to load. Good use of 3D flash animation: http://www.theflagshipexperience.com/ Great use of animation and video on this site for medical...
Best out of the office message I've seen
I've seen quite a bit of out of the office messages (I get about 400-800 emails each day). But this morning, I got one of the better ones:I'm currently on a sandy white beach in the middle of the Indian ocean drinking cold ice beers. I wish I could be there, too!
A fun discovery about a friend's new company
I always like to say that when I'm creating a software program, seminar or other event, my starting point is to design something that I would actually pay for.My wife started buying from a company called The Organic Dish, here in Boulder, Colorado. We love their food...
One of our clients hit by a Tornado on Thursday
While we had hail and big winds here in Boulder yesterday, one of our clients, Cross Country Warehouse, had their center hit by a tornado yesterday.Everyone is okay... nobody was injured, but it's a bit of a mess to clean up, and they're not sure when they will be...
VCWear – great site
It's so nice that after not going the VC route, to see a site devoted to t-shirts for VCs that sort of tongue in check makes fun of it all.I think my favorites are:* Your mom is not a valid test market* Your idea made me puke a little in my mouth* No, Not Even...
South Boulder Community Talk
It's so wonderful that our small community in South Boulder (known as SoBo) was started by a friend, Liz Ryan, who always seems to be on the cutting edge of helping people get together. It's meant for South Boulder (CO) residents and friends -- sharing everything from...
My 3.5 Year Old Has Her First Laptop
On Saturday, my 3.5 year old daughter got her first laptop. It arrived by UPS, sent by her Zadie (grandfather). It's a small little laptop that is part of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project at www.Laptop.org. It's still not a final verison of the product that...
Homer Animation
Ryan is too lazy to post this so I am... If you like the Simpsons check this out: Homer Simpson Animation
My new favorite site
A potential client just told me about this site... it's a place that lists all of the phobias: http://phobialist.com/ A few of my favorites:Apeirophobia- Fear of infinityArachibutyrophobia- Fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of the mouthCyclophobia- Fear of...
Restart the Apache HTTPD Webserver Web Service from Crontab Each Day
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Server Hygiene Tip: Does your server seem to need you to go in every few days and restart the Apache Web Service via SSH or your control panel? If so, you might want to consider an automated solution. Each night at 1:00 am, you can...
The Ultimate site to Celebrate Earth Day, forever
There is not a day that goes by in which you should not be utterly gracious for all that the mighty Earth has given you, and continues to give you successfully, each and every second. As human critters, we need air, water, pressure, cookies, and the companionship of...
An Ode to Error Messages, in 5-7-5
Monday morning, a friend E'd me with Haiku Error messages. For lovers of Haiku, and for those who despise losing data under any circumstance, these capture the essence of frustration and disbelief at this shortfall of the technology that (seemingly) runs our lives....
SOTW: spring greening
Things are unseasonably warm, there are dead zones in the ocean, everyone's favorite Al has a new talk on Ted, and Earth Day is just around the corner. Green is the new black. Check out these sites to add some daily green to your daily 'surfs, and as Mr. T says:...
The Infinite Web of Health & Wellness
I've made and consumed a gargantuan smoothie everyday since High School (1995-1999). Sometimes two. Each year, with each non-passing health fadIt's a long held fantasy of mine to have a smoothie/juice/organic vegan cookie shop on Pearl Street (or, in North Boulder,...
A Good Mix: Music & Colorado
As spring is springing this time of year, the hills are alive with the sound of music (from the birds, mostly). And so are the blogs and the concert venues and the myspace music pages. Music festivals are being launched, the Red Rocks line-up is in queue and tickets...
Design Rap
I found this a few months ago... but I figure this exemplifies the culture here at Customer Paradigm the best. Enjoy! Design Rap
Variation on a theme of pirates
So this Pirate walks into a bar... And, well, I forget the rest of it, but the punchline had something to do with it's 'driving me nuts,' and I must confess that pirates, in all their inherent sovereignty and dazzling sea legs and their love of rum (all good things...
Site of the Week (or, SOTW)
First, a brief history of the SOTW: The SOTW started during our weekly project meetings, where we all get together for a company wide pow-wow around our massive conference table in a room pimped out with mellow colored walls and a projector, projecting the world-wide...
I've been called a "Web Guru" by the NY Times Style Section
It's always great to wake up to a Google Alert that describes you in the NY Times Style section as a Web Guru 🙂 So that and $3.00 will get me a latte, but it's still fun
Port 25 Block Workaround for your Linux Server
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you are having your outgoing email blocked by ISPs like Comcast that perform port 25 blocks, or can't send out through your server because you're at a wi-fi location, this fix may be for you. Please note that this may not work...
Site of the Week
I was in NY this week, so we didn't have our usual staff meeting. But my favorite site of the week is http://www.hardtofind800numbers.com. What a great resource when you're trying to get through to a real person.BTW, if you do a Google search on:Please have a real...
In New York, Hacking Free Wi-Fi
I'm back at the airport in New York... a quick trip to the city for a meeting about a customized event registration system for a large religious organization, then off to meet with Random House's publicity team for my wife's new book, God in the Wilderness. Her book...
Restarting Services on a Linux server from command line
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you have a slow server, sometimes restarting these services from the command line can clear up all of the issues. Here's the easy process: Please use caution when doing this... you could break things if you're not careful. Log...
Removing all root emails from your Linux Server from the command line
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you have a bunch of emails stuck on your Linux server for the root user, here's an easy process to remove the root user's email from the system. Please use caution when doing this... you could break things if you're not careful....
Avoiding Pitfalls of Outsoucing your PHP Programming
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you're looking for a way to have php programming done for your website (perhaps for a content management system, a customized blog, or other web application that needs to tie into a mySQL database), you have several different...
Avoiding the Pitfalls of Outsourcing Your PHP Programming Work
Avoiding php programming outsourcing pitfalls How to outsource your php programming effectively. By Jeff Finkelstein, Founder of Customer Paradigm If you're looking for a way to have php programming done for your website (perhaps for a content management...
eLearning: Websites of the Week
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Websites of the Week Here are our websites of the week… what we’re looking at this week: http://www.ted.com/ (Really amazing stuff, according to Ali) If you need hope or inspiration for anything, please check it out Vector-based...
Canon 580 EX II Flash
I just got the Canon 580 EX II Flash for my digital EOS camera, and it's amazing. I'm loving the built-in bounce reflector, and the fact that it will work with all of my lenses (including a 10-20 wide angle, Lensbaby 2.0 and 3.0 and telephoto lens) is amazing. It's...
12 Strategies for Effective Email
Twelve Strategies for Effective Email By Jeff Finkelstein Most people do not send effective email messages. I know. I spend a lot of time analyzing email messages for our clients, and measuring and tracking their effectiveness. Whether you send large email newsletters...
Are your email messages being blocked or filtered?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Are your email messages being blocked or filtered? Make sure that your messages get through. On average, 15 percent of messages sent by companies do not get through to their customer's inbox. Despite strong filters and blacklists,...
Email & Web Marketing Doesn't Work?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein During recent Rocky Mountain Direct Marketing Assoication events, I've noticed two common, interwoven trends discussed among members and attendees. One is a near-religious defense that paper-based direct marketing is not dead, and...
8 Ways To Drive Targeted Traffic #2: Write an Article & Put on Your Website (Acquire)
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Eight Ways to Drive Traffic To Your Website Tip #2: Write an Article & Put on Your Website (Acquire) When someone has a problem, one of the first things that they do is go to a search engine like Google and look for relevant...
GEMI SD Planner – Sustainable Development Software Tool
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Today, the Global Environmental Management Initiative (GEMI) released a new interactive version of its sustainable development tool, the GEMI "SD Planner™", as well as a new tool, the GEMI "SD Planner™ Gateway." "GEMI's mission is...
Make sure your business doesn't send spam
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Q: Our business wants to send an email campaign out to our list - but we're worried about privacy and making sure our messages aren't considered 'spam.' How can we avoid problems? A: You're correct to worry - people are much more...
Is Your Business Information Safe?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Officials at Indiana State University confirmed in recent weeks that the names and social security numbers of 10,420 students attending the university during the 1996 to 1997 school year were posted on the Internet due to a mistake...
Tip #3: Use incentives to get people to act
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein President Obama took the oath of office this week (twice, just to be sure), it's likely going to be some time before the economy is back to where the Dow tops 14,000 again. One of the quickest ways to increase business in a tight...
Tip #2: Listen to Customers With Surveys
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you're like 90% of most customers, when you have a bad experience at a restaurant, you usually won't complain. You just won't go back. I know this was true for me (although I've gotten better about speaking up recently). My wife...
Hotel Privacy: Minor Human Negligence Can Lead to Major Invasion of Privacy
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein I've written before about how businesses need to carefully safeguard the privacy of their customer's information, but a recent privacy incident nearly took my breath away because it struck so close to home. It's not because of what...
Case Study: Customer Paradigm Boosts City of Denver's Trade Show Business by 20%
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein CUSTOMER PARADIGM DELIVERS AUTOMATED LEAD MEASUREMENT SOLUTION - BOOSTS DMCVB TRADE SHOW BUSINESS BY 20%. CHALLENGE: Increase convention & trade show business to Denver by 20%. STRATEGY: Squeeze every lead out of each trade...
Tip #5: Redesign or Update Your Website
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein So, in full disclosure, I know that this is a self-serving tip. After all, we do help people design, build and update their websites. But this week's tip goes out to those who have websites that are out of date or don't fully...
Tip #4: Offer an Educational Webinar
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein In these tight economic times, people are often looking for leadership. The organizations that can get ahead of the issues, and let people know what they should be doing in order to achieve success (both personally and...
Tip #6: Reach Out With An Oversized Postcard
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein One of the most cost-effective ways to get in front of new and existing customers is to send an oversized postcard. While email is also a valuable way to stay in touch, the fact is that some people respond better to direct mail....
Tip #1: Ask For Referrals
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you're like me, you've been barraged with news of colleagues, friends and family losing their jobs, or businesses that are having a tough time weathering the current economic climate. With banks failing, companies shedding jobs,...
Website Mistake #1: No Way to Contact Your Company
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein No Way to Contact Your Company? The first mistake to avoid is one we see all the time: There’s no way to contact a company from their website. Did you know that one of the top reasons your current customers visit your website is to...
Top Ten eCommerce Tips for Your Website #10: Tribute To Carol Susan Roth
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein It's with a heavy heart this week that we at Customer Paradigm mourn the passing of a wonderful client, Carol Susan Roth. After a long battle with brain cancer, she passed away earlier this week. She was my wife's literary agent...
Top Ten eCommerce Tips for Your Website #9: Unique Selling Proposition
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein As a follow-up to tip #1, How Fast Does Your Site Load? we recently upgraded the DiscountDecorating.com site to a newer and faster server. (The older server couldn't handle the 575,000 pages per day of traffic and was slowing down...
SEO Case Study Update: Publish Your Content As An eBook
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein A quick update to last week's Web marketing tip about publishing your book as an eBook. One of the books, 12 Strategies for Search Engine Optimization, is now available on Apple's iTunes bookstore! This comes on the tail of...
SEO Case Study: Publish Your Content As An eBook
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Thanks to everyone who came to see me speak at last weekend's WordCamp Boulder 2010 event. They packed the room (standing room only out in the halls) for my Search Engine Optimization talk about Word Press sites. The session was...
Social Media Case Study: Facebook Places
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein This past week, Facebook rolled out a new system called Places that lets your Facebook friends know where geographically you are located. What is it? How does it work? Should you sign up? What are the risks? And what does it mean...
PPC Case Study: Lead Generation For Direct Oil Investment
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Thanks for all of the positive feedback last week about the Brooklyn Autism Center's fundraising case study. I heard from so many people who forwarded it along to their friends at non-profit organizations. This week, with oil in...
PPC Case Study: A Novel Use For Google Adwords
eLearning Series by Jeff FinkelsteinOver the weekend, I was thinking about a novel and quick way to use Google Adwords to help fill a spot for a local child care center (and avoid being stuck with a $450 bill). Micro-Targeted CPC Campaign A Novel Approach to Using...
Cell records used to punch hole in suspect's story
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein By Alex Dominguez The Associated Press Originally published December 17, 2004. Baltimore Sun Whenever a cell phone is on, somebody somewhere can use it to track its owner's movement. Investigators used that little understood fact...
Taking A Stand for Organic: Making Customers Care
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Making Customers Care E-Mail Marketing Case StudiesPublished in ClickZ BY Heidi Anderson | April 29, 2004 We marketers talk a lot about using email marketing to inform our customers and build community. As with many goals, it can...
Making Customers Care
E-Mail Marketing Case Studies - Published in ClickZ We marketers talk a lot about using email marketing to inform our customers and build community. As with many goals, it can be easier to talk than act. We sometimes get bogged down and don't know where to start. This...
CPC Case Study: Micro-Targeting Pay Per Click Campaign
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein CPC Case Study: A Novel Use for Google Adwords Over the weekend, I was thinking about a novel and quick way I used Google Adwords to help fill a spot for a local child care center (and avoid being stuck with a $450 bill). Pay Per...
Email Marketing Case Study: Video Email Campaign
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Thanks for all of the great feedback last week about Facebook's Places system. One thing I found out about Facebook and inserting links is that if you want to post a link to a secure page (i.e. a place to sign up or make a purchase...
Search Marketing Case Study: Google Instant Search
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein If you've noticed a change to Google's search results in the past few weeks, it's because they've implemented a new system called "Google Instant." This is just for people who go to the Google.com site; it doesn't currently work...
Peeping Phones: Doesn't Privacy Matter?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Op-Ed Letter Printed in NY Times Published: December 19, 2003 To the Editor: In an attempt to sell more minutes, wireless phone providers ignored the privacy implications of a portable, covert digital camera embedded in a cellphone...
Case Study: Basking in the Orange Glo of Coupons
E-Mail Marketing Case Studies - Published in ClickZ Coupons are common in the offline world, at least here in the United States. They're so popular, a journalism professor once told me the majority of daily newspapers sell the most papers on Wednesday, primarily...
E-mail Marketing Case Study: Orange Glo of Coupons
Basking in the Orange Glo of Coupons E-Mail Marketing Case StudiesPublished in ClickZ BY Heidi Anderson | December 11, 2003 Coupons are common in the offline world, at least here in the United States. They're so popular, a journalism professor once told me the...
Part II: What If the Lights Go Out on Your Campaign?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein September 4, 2003 When we left off, BP Solar was attempting to use a fantastic opportunity to show off its alternative to traditional energy sources. A power failure had affected a large area of the East Coast. BP Solar wanted to...
Part I: What If the Lights Go Out on Your Campaign?
eLearning Series By: Jeff Finkelstein August 21, 2003 If this column were your only source of e-mail marketing news, you might think all campaigns are executed flawlessly and everyone has results she wants to brag about. But we all know it isn't that easy. Glitches...
Jeff Finkelstein to be Keynote Speaker for Rocky Mountain Direct Marketing Association
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein BOULDER, CO, May 22, 2003 Jeff Finkelstein, founder and president of Customer Paradigm, a Boulder-based privacy consulting and Web marketing company, will be the keynote speaker for the RMDMA's June 5th Meeting at the Arvada Center...
Starting A New Company Without Venture Capital
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein While I was a student at the CU MBA program, the Internet promised to fundamentally change the way businesses operated. From the fall of 1998 to when I graduated in June of 2000, we frequently had guest speakers that had started...
One Year Later: Privacy in the Post-September 11 World
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 8/29/2002 BOULDER, CO Privacy articles are often a lot like science fiction stories: they both take the latest trends, such as wireless location tracking via cell phones, and attempt to predict or prevent an Orwellian,...
MLB Drug Testing: A Brilliant Bargaining Chip
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein MLB Drug Testing: A Brilliant Bargaining Chip 8/14/2002 BOULDER, CO - Why is random drug testing for steroids and other performance-enhancing substances a part of the NBA, NFL, NCAA and Olympics but not major league baseball? And...
Princeton Admissions Department: Issue is Privacy, Not Hacking
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 8/1/2002 Boulder, CO Last week, Yale University accused rival Princeton of seeing the confidential decisions of 11 candidates that applied to both schools. According to reports, undergraduate admissions officers at Princeton...
You thought your medical information was private?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein 7/17/2002 BOULDER, CO You thought your medical information was private, right? So did a Florida woman who received an unexpected trial pack of once-a-week Prozac in the mail, writes privacy advocate Jeff Finkelstein. "I found it...
Skipping TV Commercials Equals Stealing?
eLearning Series by Jeff Finkelstein Boulder, CO: 06/19/02 Skipping TV Commercials Equals Stealing? Advertising Execs Think So. Do you have the right to skip over TV commercials, in the privacy of your own home? According to TV execs, technology that allows you to...









