Imprint Magazine

Imprint Magazine is a webzine that is devoted to the life and culture associated with college. Now you might think that its just about stupid drunken stories, throwing up, and hooking up...Just like all those other college sites, right? Well it isn't the truth in this case, because Imprint is actually cool. Imprint Mag reports on topics such as money and politics, entertainment, life and style, music, sports, and so on, all from the perspective of college students. Some of their posted content is even extremely helpful for college students offering out advice on just about anything.



About
"Imprint Magazine is one of a kind. A national college life magazine, exclusively online, based from Ithaca College.

Imprint is comprised of five editorial sections: Arts & Entertainment, Life & Style, Music, Money & Politics, and Sports, as well as two transcending multimedia sections, Photography and Video, to fully capture what words can't.

There are blogs and features, photo albums and interviews. Sometimes we comment briefly in shorthand, others we report in the form of classic, professional journalism. In our eclectic gathering of prose, genre, ethos, media and intent, Imprint Magazine seeks to capture the multifaceted culture of the undergraduate life. So that's why Imprint, along with everything else over the last five years on the college scene, has changed immensely.

One thing consistent, however evolving throughout Imprint's history, is our focus on community. We strive for inclusion through writer/reader connections via comments, and our continual expansion into other social media networks. Look for Imprint Magazine on Myspace, LastFM, Facebook, Digg, Flickr, and Youtube. Comment on our Dugg articles, connect with us on Myspace, fall in love with, and introduce us to new music on LastFM.

And for the first time in our history, Imprint Magazine is successfully expanding our contributing boundaries. Since its inception in 2004, writers from Indiana University, Columbia College Chicago and the University of Missouri have signed on, and Imprint is always open for more. The addition of a Public Relations department has connected Imprint with those both far and near, helping to tie together the many layers that is college life.

As a community, we can all leave our Imprint."

Check it out...Imprint Magazine

Mobile 17

This site has been around for quiet a while and is pretty cool. In essence it is a free ring tone sight. It allows you to make ring tones from songs already present on your computer. You can choose how long you want the ring tone to be, from which point in the song it starts, at which point in the song it ends, and so on. Once you are finished with this it will send you the ring tone via text or email for you to use it on your phone. It does require a bit of patience because tones are delivered in the order they are made (unless you pay). The site also allows you to make pics and graphics for our phone a much more. The site supports somewhere around 94% of all phones currently available on the market, so chances are that it will work with your phone.
Mobile 17

History of Mobile 17
Mobile17 is a "ringtone maker" website that enables users to create mobile content (such as ringtones and graphics) at no-charge. When initially launched in 2005, it sported the name "SmashTheTones". After being featured on the now defunct TechTV's "The Screen Savers" and reviewed in Sarah Lane's 'Damn Good Download' weekly segment, (video-clip on YouTube) the site was revamped and the project's name matured from "SmashTheTones" to "Mobile17".
The site has been mentioned in publications such as Popular Science and Men's Health magazines, as well as The Boston Globe.