Primal Media Joins Seacoast Local

Oct 22, 2008 - Cheri

Primal Media is pleased to join the ranks of almost 100 one-of-a-kind locally owned, independent businesses and organizations here in Portsmouth, NH and around the Seacoast that make up Seacoast Local.

We've joined Seacoast Local because we love our community and want to support the businesses and individuals that make it unique.

Why local? For every $1 that spent at a locally owned, independent business, 25¢ more is returned to our town than if you shopped at a national chain or big box store. 

Marketing Transform Pharmaceuticals Event

Oct 20, 2008 - Cheri

Primal Media and Sales Protocoal International teamed up to create the marketing materials for the Transform Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ribbon cutting ceremony on October 14th. 

Tranform Pharmaceuticals is a Johnson & Johnson company that specializes in building better drugs through medical technology.

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick was the main speaker at the ceremony celebrating the installation of the energy cogeneration facility at Transform Pharmaceuticals headquarters in Lexington, MA. 

Malaria in Africa: Designing an End to the Cycle of Poverty

Oct 15, 2008 - Cheri

Today is Blog Action Day 2008, and Primal Media is joining with thousands of socially-conscious bloggers to raise awareness about a single issue: poverty.

I'd like to take this day to talk about malaria, poverty and the power of marketing for non-profits.  

How to Replace the 'Add to Cart' button with an Image in Ubercart

Oct 09, 2008 - Adam

This is an easy-to-use Drupal module to replace Ubercart's "Add to Cart" submit button with a custom image.

Tested across platforms and the major browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari). 

Browser Wars: Firefox, Safari Gaining Ground

Oct 02, 2008 - Cheri

Just four years ago, Internet Explorer was the king of Web browsers. It was loaded onto every PC, and over 90% of people were using it to surf online.

Times have changed. A recent post over at Mac Observer notes that 1 out of 4 people online are no longer using Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser.

Here's why it matters ...