Many users are reporting login issues for Wachovia Online Banking today. Like Bank of America in January, Wachovia’s response to the crisis is poor, if not inexistent.
GM’s recall of 1.3 million autos for what they say is a “minor” steering problem, reveals another type of negligence for the once mighty corporation – mediocre PR. Suggesting a steering failure, of any kind, is acceptable for auto consumers is ludicrous to the extreme. Just like Toyota, GM appears
Branding in this day and age means a lot more than having an advertisement on television or in a magazine. Even when it comes to managing your own brand, the presence of social media has changed the way in which we present ourselves, our messages, and the way in which
On Friday, Woods will make his first public appearance since November 27 2009. Woods will apologize for his behavior, his agent Mark Steinberg said Wednesday. No questions will be allowed.
Beware of Valentine’s Day spam: do not buy stuff advertised for in emails, and be careful when opening e-cards.
More divorces these days are being blamed on Facebook. It seems that connecting, or reconnecting, with friends can lave a pretty ugly snowball effect. According to a UK divorce website, 1 in every 5 divorce suits filed mention Facebook. Whether it’s a wall post that you thought was private or
Business Wire and PR Newswire are both offering free release distribution for Haiti-related earthquake news.
Do we have a new John Dillinger on our hands? A celebrity criminal is on the rise, with the fugitive gaining popularity as he taunts cops and authorities with Facebook status updates. After escaping an open jail in Suffolk, VA, 28 year-old Craig Lynch is milking his accomplishments by boasting
Memphis has had its share of troubles these last few years, and the economic situation certainly did not make it any better. But, the city leaders never saw fit to sweep the homeless from their streets before. News from Memphis brings to mind the movie Rambo, and the herding of
A week ago an offensive image of American First Lady Michelle Obama dominated the Google Image Search results, an image Google removed back then, as the site posting it violated Google’s guidelines by serving malware to visitors. But today, the image in cause is back, Search Engine Land reports, showing
