Pikchur Puts Your Pictures Right Where You Want Them
Pictures make your content pop. The people that pay attention to you are probably interested in what you say and do, but would definitely appreciate a visual on occasion. Pikchur is the service I chose to make sharing photos of interesting stuff as simple as possible. I can post photos when I’m mobile, and they [...]
Read MoreSay Now: Dial your Favorite Celebrity
There are a few well-known blogs and sites that music fans rely on to receive information that’s both accurate (usually) and yet to be released to the mainstream public. From gossip sites like TMZ, to blogs such as Nah Right, and sites like Sohh, used in conjunction with one another they easily usurp the powers [...]
Read MoreNAACP and Blockbuster Compiling Top 100 Films on the Black Experience
The NAACP and Blockbuster are working together to rank the top 100 films for, by and about people of color in honor of the NAACP’s 100th anniversary. “NAACP Top 100 Films of the Century: 100 Years, 100 Films,” aims to capture the most influential films depicting the minority experience, particularly that of African-Americans, created during [...]
Read MoreCrafting the Perfect Event
If you’re like me you get too many invites to parties, soirees and the ever ubiquitous “events” that fill up your Facebook inbox. Sure the flyers are cool and the models look nice but something always seems to be missing. And they all claim to be the party of the year, decade or century, but [...]
Read MoreJohn Threat: Urban Web Pioneer
It’s been nearly eight years since Urban Exposé put urban websites and the minds behind them on blast. In the time since, John Threat (aka John Lee), the former anonymous blogger behind the site, has not been resting on his laurels. But before we go into his newest ventures, let’s take a trip back to [...]
Read MoreVibe’s Retrenchment Opportunity To Pull In Readers Online
Vibe magazine recently announced a restructuring in response to two years straight of nearly 20% drop in ad pages. Vibe’s senior management took more creative measures than cutting staff and reducing editorial, the two most common knee-jerk reactions taken by its peers. Whether intentional or not, the restructuring puts Vibe in the position to use [...]
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