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You, Too, Can Make Money With Youtube Marketing (OfficialWire) You’ve probably even checked out video content on the site as a way to avoid completing your to-do list. But did you know there’s another use for YouTube that more and more people are keying into? Yes, it’s true. More . . . A Place to Bet Real Money on Movies (New York Times) Think that this spring’s “Robin Hood” movie will be a blockbuster at the box office? Next week you will be able to put your money on it, Joseph Plambeck reports for The New York Times. More . . . Here's The Deal! Money Saving Ideas 3/11/2010 (KKTV 11 Colorado Springs) We have deals for coffee lovers that could make your next cup of java a little bit sweeter. More . . . Use your cell phone as a budgeting tool (Bankrate.com) Resisting rich foods is a good way to control weight gain. Similarly, the best way to manage expenses is to go on a budget . You've heard the strategy of writing down every expense, even $2 for a bottle of water, to ferret out money wasters. But that can require keeping track of a bunch of receipts. More . . . Why You Need a Mobile Web Site (Small Business Computing) If your Web site isn’t optimized for mobile devices, you could be losing out on potential customers and sales. It's time to get with the mobile marketing program. More . . . Kids and Money: Get the most out of grueling college visits (Richmond Times-Dispatch) Piles of tour books, brochures and maps are strewn across the kitchen table. It’s two weeks before the trip, and you’re feeling anxious about last-minute scheduling hitches. Nope, it’s not a spring-break vacation to Disney World or to a beach. This is much bigger: a college road trip with your high school junior—a grinding six campus stops in four days. More . . . The trouble with China's economic bubble (Washington Post) The bubbly enthusiasm that many analysts express about the Chinese economy reminds me of the old-time variety show host Lawrence Welk, who banished worries each week with soothing sounds from his Champagne Music Makers. More . . . Cut Your Budget With Creative Couponing (ABC News) Elisabeth Leamy, consumer correspondent for "Good Morning America," identifies areas where people spend the most money and expalins how you can save more by tackling large expenses. More . . . Facebook considers legal action against Daily Mail over underage sex claims (Independent) The world’s biggest social networking site Facebook is today considering legal action against the Daily Mail, after the newspaper published false claims that a criminologist who had posed on the site as a teenage girl had found himself immediately inundated with sexual messages from adult men. More . . . Money, time limit choices (Pike County Courier) Library must make deadlines or endanger funding, by David Hulse More . . . Advertise on this page
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