There's a difference between "locker" sites like Myplay that let fans park their music collections and investments in companies that may help them find illegitimate files, say analysts.
A year after Kim Dotcom's arrest and the taking down of his Megaupload file-storage site, the internet entrepreneur is preparing to unveil a successor cyber-locker site, and has renewed his attack on US prosecutors.
ON THE SCREEN: A photograph of Governor Pataki and a quotation from his 1994 campaign against Mario M. Cuomo ("After eight years of broken promises, it is time for someone else") followed by images of abandoned streets, empty work lockers, construction sites and newspaper headlines charging corruption in economic development.
Bob Schwartz Manhattan A. The Haggler tried to find a media relations contact on Foot Locker's Web site.
Down in the "shanty" -- the job-site locker room -- many of the men were wishing that they were young enough to join the armed services.
In "Moneyball," the locker room was a site of ribaldry and discipline; in "Goon," it introduced hazing with a helmet; in "Crazy, Stupid, Love," it brought us counselling on chivalry and Ryan Gosling's domineering "schwanz".
Those clever marketing wizards at cellfish.com may rue the day when they decided to have a pretty young girl pitch the site's locker feature.
The personal information about potential and enrolled participants will be stored in a locker within the study site, accessible to the involved researchers only.
Bissinger's crack led to a valid point that was buried in the smackdown: that the Deadspin modus operandi, of not going to press boxes, locker rooms or other sites where credentialed journalists congregate, is a way of "not letting the facts get in the way" of whatever Leitch wants to write.
Using Kansas City as a test market for a new line of franchised Tide Dry Cleaners, P.&G. offered drive-through service, 24-hour lockers, an on-site tailor and traditional "wet" cleaning, as well.
