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Jenny’s Playboy shoot

The Sun (Free subscription) | 10/31/2008

Jenny’s Playboy shootBy SIMON ROTHSTEIN Published: TodayHERE are the first pictures of ex-ATOMIC KITTEN JENNY FROST modelling Playboy’s new 'Bunny Bra'. The sexy Scouser and TV presenter is the face and body of the adult magazine’s new collection of lingerie and nightwear. And you can see a slideshow of sexy snaps by clicking the link below: Mirror image ... Jenny FrostA Playboy spokesman said:...

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Renting is the new buying

HobbyPrincess (Free subscription) | 10/29/2008

... for selling design furniture at prices regular people could afford. An example would be the Ikea Frosta chair ($12.99 ), a copy of Alvar Aalto’s classic Stool 60E ($255.00 ). Ikea’s copy is cheaper because it is mass-produced in China using low-cost materials. Harvard Business School’s innovation theorist Clayton Christensen would call Ikea’s business model disruptive innovation because...