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Feed SubscriptionProtect And Attack: Lenovo’s New Strategy
Once an unlikely rival for HP and Apple, Chinese computer maker Lenovo has grown and adapted as quickly as its homeland. Now, with a savvy blend of East and West, it's poised to be China's first global brand. Leading the PC maker's pursuit of new markets, CEO Yang Yuanqing believes in "replaying the chess board" to keep improving
Read More »Social Gaming Summit
Monday, November 14 Build a game, and they will play--and pay. Of the 62 million Americans who will log game time on a social network this year, some 10% will open their real-world wallets to buy virtual goods. That small percentage is nothing to scoff at, says Paul Verna, analyst at eMarketer.
Read More »Eventbrite’s Kevin And Julia Hartz Make Event Ticketing Easy And Cheaper For Everyone
If you've had it up to here with Ticketmaster's insane fees, or you're looking to buy or sell tickets to your school's bake sale, your band's concert, or a local cooking class, Eventbrite is for you. Ticketmaster, dubbed the " most hated brand in America " by Fast Company, has historically left much to be desired from a user standpoint, with its eye-popping service fees and market stranglehold on large events that makes them damned near impossible to avoid. Meanwhile, a massive part of the ticketing market has been virtually untapped--Ticketmaster will get you into the U2 and Sting megatours, but if you're looking to sell or buy tickets for a knitting class, an obscure music festival, or a neighborhood nonprofit fundraiser, forget it.
Read More »Three new elements named, including one for Copernicus
The General Assembly of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), taking place at the Institute of Physics in London, today approved the names of three new elements.
Read More »Hot Off The Twitter Bot: How To Train Your Newspaper To Survive The Digital Age
By embracing a "digital first" approach, The Guardian has seen readership on its website shoot up by over 40% year over the past two years. Its latest feature, the Twitter-scaling search bot @GuardianTagBot, should only help. “It has fun and charm, but it's also fantastically useful and structurally sound,” Janine Gibson, who leads the papers' digital operations in the U.S., tells us
Read More »Bill Gates And The Chinese Government Want To Take On World Hunger
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is teaming up with Beijing to fund a series of revolutionary agricultural and biotech initiatives. China might be using Gates to further its economic imperialism. But maybe that's not such a bad thing
Read More »Video: Growing ears, noses and tracheas
Scientists in a London laboratory are developing a technique for growing replacement organs. Mark Phillips reports
Read More »Growing body parts in a jar
Professor Alex Seifalian has developed a breakthrough technique for manufacturing replacement organs in a London lab
Read More »London To Ban Dirty Vans And Minibuses In "Low Emissions Zone"
First you had to pay to drive into the city center.
Read More »7 Ways To Build A Brand From Scratch, Inspired By "Playground Sessions"
Playground Sessions is a new music learning system from BBH unit Zag. But its biggest lesson may be in how agencies are approaching new product development. Used to be the best an agency could do is build a rep as a stellar service provider
Read More »Stumbling Up The Ladder: Ad Agencies Neglect Their Brightest Prospects
Imagine that you’re a young writer working for a big ad agency. You go into a client meeting.
Read More »Sneak Peek: Hotel Bel-Air
The Dorchester Collection, a luxury hotel brand with eight properties from Los Angeles to London, is adding the famed Hotel Bel-Air to its five-star repertoire. Reopened this month after a two-year restoration, the hotel added 12 new accommodations, a fitness studio, a restaurant helmed by Wolfgang Puck, and a 4,134-square-foot ...
Read More »Recyclebank’s Plan To Make London Residents More Physically Active
What if your bike ride to work meant you got free stuff at stores? Recyclebank is going beyond just offering rewards for recycling, giving London commuters fresh incentives to walk or ride.
Read More »Through the looking glass: physicists solve age-old problem
(PhysOrg.com) -- A problem plaguing physicists across the globe for centuries has finally made a leap towards resolution.
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