Customer Frustrated by Inept Comcast Representatives Posts Recording of Service Call Online

TV and Internet provider Comcast has closed out 2014 with another customer service controversy, as a man using the name “Gern Branston” posted a 38-minute excerpt of a grueling four-hour attempt to modify his service on YouTube Dec. 30. “Comcast has come up with an ingenious way to keep subscribers — namely, it makes unsubscribing […]

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Bud Light Encourages Fans to be “Up For Whatever” With New Packaging Design

Bud Light has been going to great lengths to overhaul its advertising strategy this year as the brand repositions itself to appeal to Millennials. Its “Up for Whatever” campaign will soon enter a new phase leading up to the Super Bowl in February: varied packaging. Customized packaging or packaging that comes with a variety of […]

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Holiday Brunches for the Homeless Capture the Reason for the Season

The holiday season is one of giving and gathering around tables for a good meal, and this year Christmas brunches successfully brought both aspects together. The Hospitality Center in Racine, WI and the Open Door Mission in Omaha, NE both served hundreds of families this Christmas. According to the Journal Times, this year was the […]

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Albuquerque Man, Likely Driving Drunk, Speeds Through DWI Checkpoint and Flips Car

DWI checkpoints are one of the most effective, albeit controversial, ways of reducing the number of drunk drivers on the road, and as one man in Albuquerque, NM recently found out, refusing to comply with the police officers at the checkpoint won’t help you avoid the consequences of driving while intoxicated. “Most people that are […]

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Ebola Waste Concerns Remain After Crisis Has Passed

Though the Ebola crisis is seemingly over, many are still concerned about the dangers posed by the virus, as there’s no definitive answer as to just how long the virus can live outside the body, which may cause problems regarding the liquid medical waste from Ebola patients. The world’s top health agencies have strict protocols […]

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Shale Gas Drilling Company Ordered to Restore Two Streams After Landslide

Extracting natural gas is a controversial process. However, even conservation groups have stated that with the proper technology, government regulations, and care, drilling for natural gas can be a safe, harmless act. Unfortunately, as one company and community just found out, mistakes do happen: Vantage Energy Appalachia LLC has been ordered to pay a $999,900 […]

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Chinese Advertising Becomes More Mobile-Driven Than U.S. Counterparts, According to Recent Reports

For a while now, digital advertising experts have predicted the inevitable dominance of mobile advertising in American markets, but it probably shouldn’t come as much of a surprise that China’s advertising and marketing industries have already made a big leap into the mobile device world. According to New York Times reporter Alexandra Stevenson, Chinese consumers […]

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Utah State University Moab Campus Receives Wildlife Habitat Certification

The permaculture garden found on Utah State University-Moab’s campus was recently officially certified by the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) as a wildlife habitat. The self-sustaining campus garden is also one of many “bee-inspired gardens” found throughout Moab. These gardens combine pollinator and edible landscaping alongside water conservation. “Sustainable landscaping includes designing and installing drought resistant […]

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Supporters, Critics Sound Off Over California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act Taking Effect in 2015

On Jan. 1, 2015, California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act will take effect in an attempt to improve groundwater management and quality throughout the state. But for supporters and opponents of the legislation alike, the new law signals a move into “unknown territory” for California’s agriculture. This was the phrase given by California Farm Bureau Federation […]

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