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Web site lets you vent about hazardous products (Sun-Sentinel)
Share your product safety complaints online Who doesn’t want to vent a little, as we keep discovering the toys, food and cosmetics on our shelves and in our homes may be dangerous. Now you can share your product safety complaint through a new Web site launched last month by Consumers Union.
Travel on the Web (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
By Judy Wiley Road and Travel Magazine has updated its Web site ( www.roadandtravel.com ) to be edgy, hip and geared toward women. It might be all that, but it’s hard to say because it was so slow-loading when we tried it. Still, we did find a cool link there: www.podfitness.com , a site that lets you download workouts onto your iPod. The first 10 days are free. Then, for $19.95 a …
Some speculate Web will fill TV’s shoes (The Springfield News-Leader)
Is Hollywood’s loss the Web’s gain? With Hollywood writers striking this week after talks failed to produce a new contract with producers, the Internet would seem poised to fill the entertainment void. While talk shows like “The Late Show with David Letterman” and “The Daily Show” go to repeats, the Web auteurs of YouTube, FunnyOrDie.com and other sites merrily chug along.