In what might be the first of my blog requests to actually come true, Starbucks has set its Wi-Fi free.
All you have to do is buy a reloadable Starbucks card and register it at Starbucks.com. Voila…you get up to two hours of consecutive free Wi-Fi daily at Starbucks stores, via AT&T. No catch (that I [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Starbucks’
Starbucks Frees the Wi-Fi!
Posted in Ideas, Retail, tagged Ideas, Retail, Starbucks on June 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Breaking Down the Best Companies to Work For
Posted in Business, Ideas, Retail, tagged Adobe, Apple, CEOs, Cisco, eBay, Facebook, Fortune, Google, Ideas, Jobs, Microsoft, No A$$holes, Retail, Starbucks, Wegmans, Whole Foods, Yahoo on February 8, 2008 | No Comments »
Shouldn’t it be “The Best Companies For Whom to Work?”
Whatever. Let’s take a look at the companies making this highly-publicized list for 2008:
Number of publishers: Zero. That’s unfortunate now, isn’t it?
Number of retailers: 11. Wegman’s, Starbucks, Whole Foods, Nugget Markets, eBay, The Container Store, Stew Leonard’s, Recreational Equipment, Nordstrom, CarMax and Publix. (Six grocery store chains? Well OK then.) Wegman’s [...]
Set Free Your Wi-Fi, Starbucks
Posted in Retail, Starbucks, tagged McDonalds, Starbucks, T-Mobile, Wi-Fi, Wireless on January 9, 2008 | No Comments »
McDonald’s is chasing Starbucks’ business. I’m skeptical that they can take away much of the empire Starbucks has built. And I honestly hope they can’t. Yes, I’m a Starbucks fan. I still root hard for mom & pop coffee shops too, honestly. But I won’t be buying my coffee from McDonald’s, much like I won’t [...]
i Before G, Which One for Me?
Posted in Apple, Consumer Electronics, Google, tagged Android, Apple, Google, GPhone, iPhone, Open Handset Alliance, Starbucks on January 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
The iPhone was the toast of 2007. Will the GPhone be the toast of 2008? The rumor mill says that a Google powered phone could arrive as early as February.
Last year, Google downplayed the potential of a Google phone. Instead, they created the Open Handset Alliance. Which still confuses me at this point.
“The Open Handset [...]




