Clint Eastwood in Super Bowl ads: Winners and losers (second half)'

What better way to recover from the halftime show? More ads that continued to offer little in the way of originality of either strategy or execution. On the other hand, we had Clint Eastwood advertising Chrysler and Detroit.

Local man's idea for smartphone-car stereo creates buzz

A Colorado Springs man's invention that melds a smartphone with a car stereo is attracting considerable interest on gadget websites.Paul Lizer is hoping that attention translates into funding to bring his invention to market. He's turned to Kickstarter, an online crowd-funding platform,...

Italy: Car sex making a comeback

How the economic crisis revived the popular pastime of vehicular nookie in Naples. Iva Roze Skoch In Italy, the automobile has been associated with romance for at least as long as the “' bamboccione “ (or “mama’s boy”) has been recognized as a cultural phenomenon. While car sex isn’t an solely Italian invention, it was the Italians — southern Italians to be precise — who perfected the craft, The ...

Out-of-this-world auto design at 2012 Auto Show

Visitors to the Chicago Auto Show will see the results of car designs that start with engineers using the same motion-capture and three-dimensional (3-D) technologies as Hollywood filmmakers use to create dramatic scenes like one in which apes attack motorists on the Golden Gate Bridge in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes.”The cars that have resulted from the Star Trek-holodeck-like experience are ...

UPPERcase Inc. Releases Data From Market Research Study Regarding New Invention

Market research study of UPPERcase Inc. reveals positive findings indicating market desirability for their CargoInn™ product line. Full survey data is made available to potential partners. UPPERcase releases key findings from the market research survey to the public.Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) January 30, 2012 UPPERcase recently announced the completion of a thorough market research study focused on ...

Out-of-this-world auto design

Visitors to the Chicago Auto Show will see the results of car designs that start with engineers using the same motion-capture and three-dimensional (3-D) technologies as Hollywood filmmakers use to create dramatic scenes like one in which apes attack motorists on the Golden Gate Bridge in “Rise of the Planet of the Apes.”The cars that have resulted from the Star Trek-holodeck-like experience are ...