The Creative Department

Designed to help developers create, test, and launch mobile-ad campaigns on Apple's iAd platform, iAd Producer is freely available to any paid member of Apple's iOS Developer Program.

But many non-profits are wary of handing over partial control of brand names and trademarks to social networks who are often unknown to the nonprofit groups they support.

Matt Mulholland came up with this concept when he was about 13 and it certainly has a timeless quality to it.

Buy some time to go get a real gift when you forget - the STL kit includes a fake invoice, back order, and cancellation notice designed to help you "Sell the Lie."

"With my help, you'll be the biggest, most amazing Web 2.0 Social Media Douchebag you can be. You have my word on it."

Crafty ad campaigns, many in unlikely places. 

What impact will the new Verizon iPhone have on AT&T? Surprisingly, it may be very little.

The steel and glass, cantilevered Ben Rose Home, designed by A. James Speyer and David Haid, is up for auction. Never would have known that Cameron's home in 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' was 5,300 sq ft.

Turns out about 360,000 blue whales. NPR science reporter, Robert Krulwich, and animator, Odd Todd, explain.

JWT's list of 100 things to watch for in the coming year. Top 5 include 3D Printing, Africa's Middle Class, Apps Beyond Mobile, Art.sy, and Auto Apps.

Awesome interactive YouTube video with beatboxer, MysteryGuitarMan.

A scathing critique of Yahoo! as well as one of the soundest arguments out there for backing up your data.

More bars in more places now includes Imagination Land.

Go ahead and file this one under, "Newspapers STILL Don't Understand the Web."

And the winner is... Antoine Dodson and the Bed Intruder.

Nice article about the new cocktail lounge the owners of Neons are putting into the former Japp's wig store.

Despite not having a Twitter feed, Apple once again ranks #1 in the world's most social brands.

Dave Mead's wonderful photos of beards, mustaches, and chops.

Revamped administrative interface is so very nice.

John Fraser's new SOHO restaurant, What Happens When, takes the idea of pop-up to the extreme. The Kickstarter funded joint will ask diners to set and reset the cutlery on their tables and will likely be demolished in after July.