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October 29, 2007
No, no -- not these freshly-scrubbed little blessings As if Don Fisher doesn't have enough on his hands, now this: in addition to environmental carelessness and No-on-A-isms, the Gap founder can now add human right violations and child labor abuse to Gap Inc.'s growing list of fires to put out.... [continue]
| October 26, 2007
Much to everyone's delight, we're certain, today Golden Gate Bridge corporate officials rejected an offer that would have seen the city rolling around naked in millions of dollars from advertising. A plan that would have finally allowed innocuous ads on a tiny part of the bridge not visible to passersby, plunged to its death today after much contemplation.... [continue]
October 17, 2007
Sadly, no open meat-pie maker positions just yet. But until then, check out the following non-cannibalistic gigs such as: -- Start-Up Looking for Talented Engineers [Discovery Engine] -- Creative Director [DHAP Digital] -- Interactive Art Director [Real Branding, LLC] -- Linux/Unix System Administrator [Peanut Labs] -- Rails Web Developer... [continue]
With Facebook winning over many of its users these days, MySpace is all set to open up a San Francisco location near AT&T Park in an effort get hip, or something like that. What's more, the Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation-owned site plans to hire over 200 new employees, redesign... [continue]
October 10, 2007
Currently with six full-time employees on staff (whoa), according to the Chronicle, Wikipedia wants to expand its talent base while increasing its presence in developing countries (i.e., Asia), so it's making the move to hedonistic and wonderful San Francisco. Yay. How exciting. After throwing its junk into garbage bags... [continue]
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October 8, 2007
With an initial starting price at $85 three years ago, Google, Inc's stock screamed past $600, closing today at $609.62. Remember seeing those Google help wanted ads a few years ago on CraigsList? And skipping right by them? Skipping by many of them? Yeah, so do we. So do... [continue]