2014 Archives

The TSA finally has something consumers like in PreCheck. Can it build on its success, or will bureaucracy and political squabbles confuse matters?

Our goal with this refresh is to give you more visuals, simpler navigation, clearer voice, and cleaner story pages.

The BBC never satisfied Wheeler's on-screen ambitions. Luckily, this new effort won't have to contend with the British broadcaster's issues.

Apart from the ironies in Governor Chris Christie's indirect involvement in a traffic website, this Super Bowl traffic website sucks. The interactive map looks like Web 1.0, it is difficult to get directions, and the FAQ is about important and relevant things such as which government department oversees insurance companies. Lousy effort, New Jersey.

Opportunities for smaller destinations to jump on such an incident are few and far between but represent a golden opportunity to increase place awareness at a very low cost.

Moral of the story? People who are really coming to the area to attend the Super Bowl should stay in New Jersey, where hotel rates are much cheaper. But, then they won't be as conveniently positioned to attend all of the hoopla in New York City.