By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Expiring domain names are an easy target for porn and gambling sites. If you miss your Web registration renewal deadline, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise the next time you look at what you thought was your site. Great Snatch
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
It's been a year for huge lawsuits (Enron) and huge losses (AOL). AOL Time Warner, the world's largest Internet and media company, posted first quarter net losses of $54.2 billion -- among the largest in corporate history. Better Ways To Make History
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Yahoo users are biting the hand that fed them for free for years. It seems the move from free to fee has been a toothy, two-week ride. The email giant's new "revenue diversification plan" (short for fee for service) isn't generating any yahs or oohs, but moving from free to fee falls into the same business category as a hostile takeover when it comes to warm fuzzies. Pay The Piper
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
The Wall Street Journal got its first makeover since 1942. And, Wired magazine will hit the stands with a new look this June. Such rebranding acts demonstrate both a conservative and radical publication pulling out all the stops to boost sagging subscriptions and tit-dragging ad sales. Pick It Up
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
When is your property not your own? When it's in a movie run by a competitor, apparently. Columbia Pictures has digitally re-worked ads on a New York building for the upcoming Spider-Man movie; the building owners have proven to be arachnophobes. Got A Bug Up Your A**?
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
A AA baseball team in Altoona, Pa., figured out how to turn lemons into lemonade. At least they took their fans' minds off tax day with a good-natured promotion featuring those two fan favorites, Enron and Arthur Anderson. We have no idea who won the game. Battered Companies
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
PRSA introduces a much-needed, long-overdue complete redesign of the Society's Web site. Excellent graphics, vastly improved navigation, extensive cross-referencing, a member locator, and a CornerBarPR.comSM ad. What more could you ask for? Out Of Site!
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
President Bush may be a mass murderer, according to Georgia Rep. Cynthia McKinney. The Congresswoman's outrageous statements may have been directly intended for a finely targeted audience, or she may be in need of serious communications counsel, not to mention a moral transfusion. Killer Comments
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
San Francisco has the most famous prison museum, Alcatraz, but New York might be second on the list. Sing Sing, one of the most notoriously violent prisons in U.S. history, might open up as a tourist attraction. Move Over, Mickey
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Marketing to women: There's an obvious idea. Home Depot and Loew's are now offering women "happy hour" classes and Ladies' Nights. Single women make up the second-largest group of home buyers after couples, according to the National Association of Realtors. Get Buzzed
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
It's not just PR sorcery that's helped by booze. Ivory Coast officials have given $200 and a bottle of alcohol to witch doctors, in an attempt to get them to lift a sports curse from the national soccer team. Lifting Evil Spirits
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Big-deal political historian Doris Kearns Goodwin committed one of academe's biggest no-nos when she "borrowed" the writings of other historians and was caught. Her apology tour means she isn't history ... yet. Meet The Plagiarizer
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Your business may require that you have the biggest and baddest of robust, cutting-edge customer service tools, but if you've got it, you definitely need to know how to use it. Biggest Tool
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Korean car manufacturer Hyundai Motors wants to change the image of its super-cheap car to that of a more middle class vehicle to compete with the likes of Toyota and Honda. It doesn't seem to matter to executives at Hyundai that only 3.7 percent of the new car buying public will even consider purchasing the poor quality car. This Little Piggy Went To Market
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
A mayor who chose to bare her breasts may not be mayor much longer. Residents of a tiny mining town 45 miles west of Denver want to strip away a former stripper's elected office. Cover Up
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Ladies and gentlemen of the bar, the results are in. The Academy of Bar Patrons has chosen the Best and Worst Dressed Web Sites in all of PR-dom -- and you can get through our award ceremony in way less than four hours. And The Winner Is...
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Pro women golfers received some flirtatiously direct marching orders at a recent LPGA summit meeting: Walk softly and carry an attitude projecting the big tease. Ty Votaw, LPGA commissioner wants his tour twinkies to play well, look good, and not forget who's paying the bills. Fore Play
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
Foam can take up valuable space in a beer glass, but governmental involvement never ceases to amaze. Useless Head
By CornerBarPR.com® Staff
T&A rules the day at Fox Sports. Where else can you check out nice clubs swung by better jugs than those sported by new reporters such as Lisa Dergan (Playboy's Miss July 1988). Then there's an eye-popping photo gallery featuring some provocative poses by reporter Lisa Guerrero of the new Fox site, FoxSports.com. Porn As A Sport
