Wednesday, February 3, 2010

BookRenter.com - Textbook Rentals


Seems there is an untapped market for Textbook rentals. And BookRenter.com is trying to fill that with 3 million textbooks to rent. visit their site HERE

Activision exec to join Chegg.com


Just as we write about Chegg.com we have news that former Activision exec now heads to Chegg.com. Dan Rosensweig will now head Chegg as it tries to become the #1 Textbook rental service. But they will have to go against Barnes and Nobles who will have it's own rental service. In addition Congress last year set aside $10 million to give grants to college bookstores to start textbook rental programs.

via La Times

Chegg.com - Rent Textbooks


Chegg is doing for Textbooks what Netflix did for DVD rentals. Chegg offers students to rent textbooks rather than buying them. Thus you save money which you can use for other things. This is a brilliant idea as students pay way to much for Textbooks they use for only 1 semester. So I think Chegg has a chance to make mad money on rentals while students save as well.

visit Chegg.com HERE

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Microsoft Q1 earnings $6.66 Billion


Microsoft with the help of Windows 7 had a net earnings/profit of $6.66 Billion dollars in Q1. Microsoft is claiming to now have "the fastest selling operating system in history(Windows 7)" with 60 million licenses sold.

via Engadget

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

GoDaddy 99 cents Domain Name

Godaddy is at it again with a 99 cent domain. Get your domain by going to Godaddy.com HERE and then entering code BOWL2010 at checkout.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Saddleback Wallet Bi-fold Medium Carbon Black Review


TGSReviews has posted a review of the Saddleback Leather Company Wallet Bi-fold Medium Carbon Black Review. Check out the review now HERE

Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Youtube pushes Movie Rentals

Youtube will be making 5 movies from 2009 and 2010 Sundance film festivals available for online rental. This is of course a trial run at something bigger. Google will try to monetize Youtube into a money making service. So expect more deals to be made for them to bring revenue from the Youtube brand.

via La Times