Andy Abramson One of the most interesting areas for wines that for years were less than widely available in the USA was South Africa. Over the past ten years wines from the region have increased in availability and selection. Given their history, its nice to see how the recognition is taking hold there after 350 years. In … Read more
Lee Dryburgh is putting together another bang up eComm conference under the banner this April, and my agency, Comunicano, and I are proud to be able to support it as an official sponsor. The big news is how Lee has also been able to assemble a conference on the subject of Augmented Reality at the … Read more
Lee Dryburgh is putting together another bang up eComm conference under the banner this April, and my agency, Comunicano, and I are proud to be able to support it as an official sponsor. The big news is how Lee has also been able to assemble a conference on the subject of Augmented Reality at the … Read more
Cellcom has been asked to stop blocking VoIP in Israel by the Ministry of Communications. Hat tip to Moshe Maeir of FlatPlanet Phone Company.
One of the more unique events in the Bay Area for wine lovers has to be the San Francisco Vintners Market that’s held at Fort Mason’s Herbst Pavilion. The two day affair has a moto of “Try it. Buy it” and provides amateurs and wine professionals the opportunity to buy wines directly from the producers … Read more
If you’re a Rhone wine fan, sometimes called a Rhone Ranger, you don’t have to fly to France’s Rhone Valley to get your taste buds tickled. All you have to do is plan on being in Paso Robles, CA for the annual Hospice du Rhone from April 29th to May 1st. I’ve been to two … Read more
The always fun and tasty Santa Barbara County Vintners Festival will be held again in April on the 17th at River Park in Lompoc, just west of Hiway 1 as you go into wine country. This is always a great event, as more than 130 wineries take part in the day long, outdoor affair. While … Read more
I’ve long been a fan of the wines from Paso Robles, first getting hooked back in the day with wines from Justin, and then the wines truest of true Rhone Clones, the elegant and always sought after wines from Tablas Creek, which remain to this day some of my favorites. Well to bring the wines … Read more
PC World has the results of their annual 3G survey and the outcome is very predictable. You can see for yourself in the story penned by Mark Sullivan. I’ll admit first hand I’m a very happy customer of Verizon Wireless when it comes to their 3G wireless broadband offerings when I’m out and about in … Read more
It seems that MagicJack can’t win for losing. After a glowing review last week by Walt Mossberg in the Wall Street Journal, Mike Masnick over at TechDirt brings to life the small matter of the BoingBoing law suite (something we likely all forgot about) and has brought it back to light.
