Team Mousetrap - Press Room - practical internet skills instruction and custom internet programming  <img src=/images/pressroom.gif><p> <table xborder> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3><a href=pr/pr2001jan01.html>Team Mousetrap tapped for prestigious Cartographic Connections project</a></h3> <a href=pr/pr2001jan01.html>Press release</a> on a Houston Endownment-funded project to provide online free access to historic, rare, and unique maps. </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3><a href=pr/pr2001jan01.html>Team Mousetrap launches Dallas restaurant review site</a></h3> <a href=pr/pr1999jan01.html>Press release</a> on Team Mousetrap's new site which allows DFW-area restaurant-goers to rated eateries listed in the Entertainment® Passbook®. </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3><a href=pr/pr1998may01.html>Cyberline's President Goes Independent</a></h3> <a href=pr/pr1998may01.html>Press release</a> on jason carr's newest adventures: contract programming, telecommuting, graduate school, and voluntary simplicity. </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3><a href=http://www.currents.com>Computer Currents</a></h3> <blockquote> "Jason spent scads of time with me, fixing technical glitches that really had nothing to do with the hosting of our site," says Crowe. "I just can't say enough good things about [Cyberline]. Its people work hard, care about their clients, send out weekly email newsletters, and have always been there when there's a problem--even when it was I problem that I caused!" </blockquote> <a href=http://www.currents.net/magazine/dallas/1104/mplx1104.html>Metroplex Views column, p 38. April 1998</a>. </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3>Experts Say</h3> <a href=/~mouse/images/press/dbj.internet.jpg><img align=right src=/~mouse/images/press/sm_dbj.internet.jpg></a> jason carr quoted in the <em>Dallas Business Journal's</em> Experts Say column. Page B1, March 13-19, 1998. <blockquote> <strong>DBJ:</strong> <em>How is the Internet forcing companies to reinvent themselves?</em> <P> <strong>jc:</strong> <em>The upside is that it shortens the sales, delivery and customer service cycles. The challenge is to respond in a timely manner to people who are used to instant feedback.</em> </blockquote> </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3>Spam Wars</h3> <a href=/~mouse/images/press/dbj.spam.jpg><img src=/~mouse/images/press/sm_dbj.spam.jpg align=left width=50></a> jason carr profiled in <em>Dallas Business Journal's</em> Spam Wars article on the front page of the Technology Quarterly. Pages C1-2, December 12-18, 1997. </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3>Experts Say</h3> <a href=/~mouse/images/press/dbj.technology.jpg><img align=left src=/~mouse/images/press/sm_dbj.technology.jpg></a> jason carr quoted in the <em>Dallas Business Journal's</em> Experts Say column. [date needed] <blockquote> <strong>DBJ:</strong> <em>What's the No. 1 thing to keep in mind when deciding what technology to use to solve a business problem?</em> <P> <strong>jc:</strong> <em>People who like technology may throw technical solutions at every problem. I get the best results when I question my agenda and define and understand my desired outcome. Very rarely is technology itself an answer.</em> </blockquote> </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3>The Ticket</h3> jason carr and Cyberline CEO R.A. Burrell do a phone interview on The Ticket (1310 AM). Topic: Using the Web to do Christmas Shopping. Nov 25, 1996. </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3>The Oasis</h3> jason carr and R.A. Burrell do an in-studio interview with the Oasis (107.5 FM). Topic: Using the web. Nov 19, 1996. </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3>Channel 11</h3> jason carr and R.A. Burrell shoot a Channel 11 (KTVT) interview in their office. Topic: Christmas shopping on the web. Nov 17, 1987. </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3>Dallas Morning News</h3> Citizen writes a Letter to the Editor, about some research time jason carr donated for her (she was looking for information on an arcane treatment for a disease she suffered). Oct 1996. </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3>Collin County News</h3> jason carr and R.A. Burrell interviewed. September 1996. </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3>Kiss-FM</h3> jason carr and R.A. Burrell interviewed by Kelly Raspberry in the Kiss-FM (106.1 FM) studios. Topic: Using the Internet. July 1996. [<a href=audio/cyberaug.mp3>mp3 format</a>, ~7.5MB] <P>jason carr and R.A. Burrell interviewed by Kelly Raspberry in the Kiss-FM (106.1 FM) studios. Topic: Training and business uses of the Internet. October 1996. [<a href=audio/cybernov.mp3>mp3 format</a>, ~7.5MB] </td></tr> <tr><td> <h3>Cyberline direct mail campaign</h3> <a href=/~mouse/images/press/http.jpg><img src=/~mouse/images/press/http100.jpg align=right></a> Here are two large-format postcards from Cyberline's direct mail campaign: <ul> <li><a href=/~mouse/images/press/http.jpg>HTTP</a>: We're as offended by four-letter words as you are." <li><a href=/~mouse/images/press/virtual.jpg>Virtual Domain</a>: Why can't computer people just speak English?" <li>there was a third version, too, but I don't remember what it was! </ul> </td></tr> <tr><td bgcolor=cccc99> <h3>UTA Shorthorn</h3> <P>jason carr interviewed about Penny University BBS, which provides free email and echomail. Circa 1990. <a href=/~mouse/images/press/pu.jpg>clipping</a> <P> This was my first inkling of how even an earnest interviewer can misunderstand, distort, and report inaccurate information. I have learned to control interviews better since then, and to provide documentation for the reporter to use as a crib note. </td></tr> </table>