Headline Roundup: RSVP Edition

Paperless Post, Evite's most recent competitor, found a way to make money. [NY Times]

British Airways employees continue into the second day of their strike. [WSJ]

Old-school fruit drink Zarex is experiencing a comeback in the Northeast. [Boston Herald]

Since Disney purchased Marvel Entertainment, who truly owns the heroes? [NY Times]

Palm is doing so poorly with sales, it just wants to break even. [CNN Money]

Kmart posts a too-good-to-be-true coupon that is too good to be true. [Consumerist]

Photojojo succeeding in enlisting bloggers to help sell some cameras. [Econsultancy]

Made.com allows consumers to directly contact furniture companies. [TechCrunch]

With a new CEO, Barnes & Noble is changing its brand strategy. [Daily Finance]

Michigan State wants to be a recipient of Google's high-speed Internet. [AP]

A Greenpeace report has led many consumers to mistrust Nestle. [Econsultancy]

Playboy is looking to open up a nightclub in the center of London. [Daily Mail]

The online counterfeit luxury goods industry has gotten out of control. [NY Times]

Nintendo hopes that its video games can be used as teaching tools. [NY Daily News]