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Apple unveiled its new iPad today and, in a matter of seconds, revolutionized an area of the digital lifestyle that is still only emerging. 

Ironically, it seems like Steve Jobs may have read an old page from the Bill Gates / Microsoft playbook.  A page that reads:

There has been too much speculation around how and whether Twitter will morph itself into the money-making machine many hope it will become.  We’ll leave that to the Wall Street analysts and Main Street navel-gazers.  

Key to Twitter’s success will be how consumers view its long-term role in their life.

Which Photo Would You Most Like to Retake?

A recent survey commissioned by Nikon and conducted by Wakefield Research asked Americans which picture they’d most like to retake.  The results were covered in USA Today. 

The leading snapshot of shame: family portraits (25%) - a particularly ominous finding so close to the holidays. Remember: matching reindeer sweaters are never a good idea.

The New York Post "Ain't Afraid of No Ghost"

As covered recently in The New York Post, more than one in 10 renters (11%) say they’ve rented a home inhabited by a ghost.

Children are back in school and feeling care-free, leaving their parents to stress over the tough decisions they face coping with a job loss or other effects of this recession.

Another Wakefield Snapshot