Universal Wilde Blog

If you’ve been on the internet in the last ten or so days, you’ve heard of the Harlem Shake – and just how many Harlem Shake videos there are.

Many companies this holiday season have opted to include QR codes in their marketing efforts. Target decided this October that they would tag the Top 20 Toys of the holiday season with QR codes and have them be available via the Target smartphone app. The best part about this? If you ordered one of these toys using the QR code, they were offering free shipping. Talk about making your holiday season less stressful!

One hour later and this page (image) has nearly 9,000 more likes than the previous hour I checked it. What’s this page all about, anyway? It’s from the debate from October 16, a mere 18 hours ago, when (according to MSN Now):

Most of us know coupons as "how I got this great deal" – or, worse, from being stuck behind that person in the supermarket who has a coupon for every item they purchase. Whether you pronounce it "coo-pawn" or "cue-pon", you know what those paper clippings mean: savings for the consumer. What most of us don’t know is that September was declared National Coupon Month in 1998 by the Promotion Marketing Association (PMA). What most of us also don’t know is that 2012 is the 125^th anniversary of the coupon!