Tag Archives: Registered Trademarks

A New Platform for Public Self-Pitying & Another Mishap Hits the Zune

In the first show of the new year, we examine the Twitter phenomenon & get you the lowdown on Go Daddy’s Super Bowl commercial and the inevitable controversy it attracts. And in the Internet Files, we check out the newest Web pulpit for bitching, self-pitying & schadenfreude while the panelists wonder if Chinese porn producers … Continue reading

“Stupid. Just Awful!!!” — How Barbara Lippert Really Feels About Our Super Bowl Ads

It’s almost Super Bowl time, and our favorite ad critic — AdWeek’s Barbara Lippert — checks in to pass the verdict on our two spots. And while she kinda likes “Shower,” she pulls no punches in eviscerating the “stupid,” “awful” & “not even funny” “Baseball” ad. And in the Internet Files, we discuss the carbon … Continue reading

Spring Break Gone Wild & A New Low for iPhone Applications

In a show that goes where no radio show has gone before, Bob demos his cringe worthy new iPhone application & updates us on the too-close-to-call Super Bowl ad vote. And in the Internet Files, we discuss who’s to blame for a 17-year-old’s smutty Spring Break activities & wonder who would actually befriend a police … Continue reading

Pre-Game Buzz & a Real Stinker for the iPhone

As we count down to the Super Bowl & sift through the pre-game media buzz, AdRants’ Steve Hall hands down his unforgiving verdict on our Super Bowl ads, while Joel Comm, the brains behind iFart, tells us how he came up with this outlandish & unexplainably successful iPhone application. And in the Internet Files, the … Continue reading

Another Super Bowl Home Run & Zombies in Austin

In a show that spans the Pacific Ocean & revisits the media’s post-Super Bowl roasting of Go Daddy, the ad industry’s “flaming pen” — AdWeek’s Barbara Lippert — tries to understand how “Baseball,” which she hates, became the game’s most-watched commercial. And in the Internet Files, we relay a chilling story about zombies in Texas … Continue reading