Features By Sean Cole
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Singing for their tips
Cold Stone Creamery continues to give Baskin-Robbins a run for its money — more likely because of the toppings smooshed into your ice cream on cold stones than their other gimmick. Sean Cole explains.
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Space, the final frontier — for advertising
Just when you thought they'd run out of new places to put ads, researchers have begun selling ad space on the side of a satellite scheduled to orbit Earth in 2010. We asked Sean Cole to boldly go . . .
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Chargers to Patriots: No tickets for you
The San Diego Chargers have banned ticket sales outside of Southern California for Sunday's NFL playoff game. It's not against the rules, as Sean Cole reports from Boston.
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'Til debt do us part
How much are you supposed to spend on wedding bands — the ones you exchange at the altar? We asked Sean Cole to walk down that aisle for us.
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Meet Mr. PC
It's not everyday you land a gig on the Daily Show, write a bestseller about hobos, and portray a PC on television. Sean Cole profiles an unlikely financial celebrity.
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Spending time with Ms. Dewey
Microsoft's trying to generate buzz for its new search engine with a live-action sexy librarian character with an attitude. Ms. Dewey is her name. Sean Cole paid her a visit and found her hard to leave.
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Forget the card, send a ball
Two sisters in Chicago have come up with a novel alternative to the greeting card. Sean Cole has the story.
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At Thanksgiving, plumbers' plates are full
This is the busiest time of the year for plumbers. And it's not all gravy. Sean Cole explains.
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Relax and breathe in the fresh . . . marketing
More and more American businesses are using something called "scent marketing"— blowing fragrant aromas into the air to get consumers to spend more and keep coming back. Sean Cole takes a whiff.
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One musician making it on his own
Sean Cole profiles blues musician Richard Johnston, who gives new meaning to the term one-man band.
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