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Updated on Saturday, November 21, 2009, 10:43 IST Tags:Newspaper, Advertising Washington: US newspaper advertising revenue fell by nearly 28 percent in the third quarter, continuing a slide which has led to layoffs,...
Infinity Ward has done it again. They made a direct sequel to their famed Call of Duty 4: modern warfare game. This time they are just calling it Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and leaving out the number 6 in the Call of Duty...
at 5:22 am by Roy Schestowitz Share and Enjoy: These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. If you liked this post, consider Novell News Summary - Part II: SLES and Samsung's...
Anyone would like to buy a copy of The Sunday Times this weekend and send me the free Blur live CD that's going to be included? An it harm none, do as you will. The whole modern world has divided itself into Conservatives and...
Lunch with the FT: Evgeny Lebedev By Peter Aspden I wouldn’t dream of asking most of my Lunch with the FT guests what they are thinking of spending their money on in the near future. Right now this particular Russian, the...
Kauto Star is the sceptre among steeplechasing's crown jewels, but to the BBC he is just another paste gem. The corporation has gladly washed its hands of Haydock, as of so many tracks, and so leaves to Channel 4 the champion's...
Provides access to analytics. Twitter co-founder Biz Stone has further outlined the firm's plans to capitalise on the huge interest in its services and exploding user numbers. Stone said in an interview with the BBC that...
Perspective: From 1000Watt blog By Brian Boero, Friday, November 20, 2009. Forget the RPR. If you're interested in the future of real estate, you need to be watching Google closely these days. A couple weeks ago we noted the...
Here's the latest 4MR audio report from MediaShift. In this week's edition, I look at the deep layoffs that are planned at AOL, the AP and BusinessWeek. In the case of AOL, the company plans to shed one-third of its workforce,...
If you're Apple, Microsoft, etc., you might want to take advantage of pooing on this Google-branded toilet paper. While the Mountain Valley, CA giant hasn't said anything, Engadget offers a slogan that seems lost in...
