Spice It Up at the Malabari Food Festival (1)
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Naveen Polapady isn’t just an innovative chef, he’s making a name for himself as an innovative businessman. As the owner of Maroli, the only Malabari restaurant in Toronto, he knew he couldn’t wait for someone to throw a festival featuring the cuisine of his home region in India – so he decided to create one himself. Malabar is in the northern part of the south-west Indian state of Kerala. South of the more well-known Goan ...
Greedy Canadian Telecoms Kill Twitter Outbound SMS (8)
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As of right now, Twitter is essentially dead to me. And surely to some of the over 700 followers of blogTO on Twitter. And to people all across Canada. Twitter made a shocking announcement earlier today that service providers in Canada are charging too much to make outgoing Tweets via SMS possible. As a result, the Twitter experience is no longer the full Twitter experience - effective immediately. More...
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RJO said:
Fuck you Canadian Telcos
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margs_l said:
oh for chrissake! i love getting my breaking news via SMS twitter! stupid!
On the Shelf - Book Edition (2)
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As I mentioned in yesterdays post - companies send us stuff. Often stuff that we can't use in our regular articles because it's not Toronto-specific. This includes books. Sometimes they just appear at my door unannounced. And while some readers might think this makes mine the dream job, keep in mind that I'm expected to write about said free books, so unless you were one of those keeners who loved writing book reports back in ...
Hurray! Beaujolais! (1)
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Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. It’s the third Thursday in November and wine drinkers will know that means the annual release of Beaujolais Nouveau - the first wines of the 2008 season - and the accompanying celebration. Beaujolais Nouveau is made with the Gamay grape and was first created a hundred years ago in France as a wine to be drunk to celebrate the end of the harvest season. Without the addition of oak ...
Sunday Brunch - Cluck, Grunt and Low (1)
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Cluck, Grunt and Low 362 Bloor Street West 416-962-5050 Buffet brunch for two with all taxes, tip and coffee: $40 Despite the fact that I write restaurant reviews for a living, I’m never terribly comfortable giving out personal recommendations of places to go, for fear of ruining a special event for someone by sending them to a place they hate. Which is why I never ask for personal recommendations from other people, and don’t take ...
Belly Up to the Bar at Lalibela (1)
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Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant 869 Bloor Street West 416-535-6615 Dinner for two with all taxes, tip, and coffee ceremony: $36 Lalibela, named after a holy city in Ethiopia, is a down-to-earth and affordable restaurant on Bloor West at Ossington that has been quietly, almost secretly, serving some of the best Ethiopian in the city. Bright, pastoral murals and soft, yellow lights line the perimeter of this modest room containing mostly booths for four plus a long ...
ND pantries to accept only archery-killed deer (1)
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PhysOrg.com: (AP) -- A North Dakota program that distributes venison to the needy will accept only deer killed with arrows, fearing that firearm-shot meat may contain lead fragments.
We’re All Family Here (1)
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Mother’s Dumplings 79 Huron Street 416-217-2008 Dinner for two with all taxes, tip and soda: $25 I’m not exactly sure how I’ve managed to miss this place for so long. Shortly after Mother’s Dumplings started getting good buzz in the food-loving community, the husband came home with some leftovers from his lunch there and it’s been on my to-do list ever since. Maybe it’s because I tend to gravitate to Spadina when visiting Chinatown, or ...
Starsky is a flavor wonderland - Euro/Polish Grocery in Mississauga (1)
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Starsky carries a huge assortment of Eastern European food products, most of it Polish.
Fido to be rebranded as discount carrier : Boy Genius Report (2)
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Since it was bought out by Rogers in 2004, Fido has always been somewhat of a discount brand in that it offers relatively cheap plans and an abundance of phones that can be had for little or no cost. Despite the fact it sells the iPhone 3G, Fido has in the past year become more and more of a discount brand as it started to heavily advertise plans starting at $17.50 per month that were ...
First Branded Facebook Event Advertisement Spotted (5)
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Last week I reported that Facebook had begun testing a new form of sponsored event ads. Today the first branded Facebook event appeared on the site homepage. This event was for Starbucks’ election day free coffee offering. The event has so far attracted close to 38,000 users and it continues to grow. As I wrote when this new form of advertisement was first spotted, this is a substantial revenue opportunity for Facebook. Why? Well Facebook ...
Movember! (1)
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Movember (the month formerly known as November) is a moustache growing charity event held during November each year that raises funds and awareness for men's health.RJ P.'s Movember URL - Dontate Today!
Facebook is An Expensive Business, Perhaps Too Expensive (1)
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As I frequently write, Facebook has been growing at an insanely fast pace. The company has grown to become the largest social network worldwide and it doesn’t appear to be slowing. As such, even with over $250 million in the bank as of less than 12 months ago, the company may be searching for funding yet again according to Mike Arrington. How does he know this? Well he points to Gideo Yu, the company’s CEO, ...
Facebook is An Expensive Business, Perhaps Too Expensive (3)
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As I frequently write, Facebook has been growing at an insanely fast pace. The company has grown to become the largest social network worldwide and it doesn’t appear to be slowing. As such, even with over $250 million in the bank as of less than 12 months ago, the company may be searching for funding yet again according to Mike Arrington. How does he know this? Well he points to Gideo Yu, the company’s CEO, ...
Bono Teaches Lesson on Facebook Privacy (8)
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Earlier this week Bono made headlines after photos of him partying with two 19 year old girls in St. Tropez surfaced on Facebook. The photos were taken by Andrea Feick and apparently were published to her profile. Sophos security has concluded that the reason these images surfaced was that Andrea Feick did not update her privacy settings and as a result, other people in her geographic network were able to view her profile and photos. ...
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Report: Retailers Have Facebook Fan Pages. Most Are Pretty Lame! (10)
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eMarketer has released a list of Retail brands that have created a facebook page. More retailers maintain fan pages or distinct pages on facebook over every other social network. The number is up over early 2008 numbers. This is good and bad. The good news are brands are moving into social networks. The bad news is most still are doing it totally wrong. Most of these retailers Fan Pages on facebook are pretty lame. The ...
Facebook Advertising Resources: The 6 Types of Ads on the New Home Page (17)
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When the Facebook redesign launched a few months ago, Facebook added a new ad placement on the right rail of the home page. This placement is constant in position but flexible in terms of the types of advertisements that advertisers can place there. While Facebook is still testing the performance of many of these ads with top advertisers, here’s a rundown of the 6 types of home page advertisements you can purchase (if not now, ...
Facebook Testing Sponsored Event Advertisements (2)
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This afternoon I noticed an interesting thing popup on the sidebar which was a sponsored event for the upcoming election. This appears to be a test of sponsored event ads, but this would be an amazing tool for event promoters. While Facebook is already an amazing platform for event promoters, it could get a whole lot better very soon. This form of sponsorship shows up where gift sponsors and video sponsors currently appear. I have ...
Power of Facebook Events: ~10K people in under 2 hours (7)
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If any marketer or brand manager doubts the power of facebook marketing and advertising; they should read this quick little informal case study (happening as we write this). Today at noon I saw an advertisement for a facebook Event in the Sponsored position on the facebook home page: FREE Ben & Jerry’s on Election Day! So I went and joined. It had ~10,000 users confirmed to attend and get their free scoop of Ice Cream. ...