Mutt Media | The Daily Bone 1.29.2010 Special Event Websites & Logos for your Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Wedding, Sweet 16!

Mutt Media New Offering: Special Event Websites & Logos

muttmedia.net creates custome websites and logos

Start the buzz early with your family and friends by sending them a link to your upcoming Special Event. A great way to get the word out on

• “Save the Date”
• Schedule of Events
• About the Guest(s) of Honor
• Accomodations for out-of-towners
• Set the entire tone with your colors, font choices and images customized just for you.

Send an inquiry to info@muttmedia.net to get your custom quote.

Mutt Media | The Daily Bone 1.25.2010 Hulu may begin charging this Fall

Hulu, the (so far) free internet website that allows visitors to watch movies, tv shows and play video games is toying with the idea of charging in the neighborhood of $5 for a subscription plan that will allow unlimited access to groups of shows. For example, instead of limiting views to a handful of shows, you may have access to an entire season…a great feature if you like to play catch-up and cram it all into a day or weekend.

Hulu is owned by NBC, Fox and the Disney Channel. I must say, I do like the idea of watching the entire season of 24 and getting my Jack Bauer fix all in one shot. The $5 fee doesn’t seem all that prohibitive from where I stand. Just no commercials, please!!!

Mutt Media's Daily Bone 1.22.2010 | ABC News on Haiti's First Responders – Isreal comes through.

Here’s a link to a piece ABC News did on Haiti and the first responders. You may be surprised (or not!) to learn that Isreal was the first country on the scene to lend a hand. The medical structures they set up are well-stocked with supplies and run with the military precision that has become synonymous with the Isreali government. An interesting segment…take a look. Makes you wonder how Isreal got to the scene so quickly and efficiently with the great distance they had to travel while it took the US more time to physically arrive there and still struggling with organizational issues.

Click here to view “Low Supplies, Many Injured”.