3D TV = 3D Ads?
 In this month's CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas the hot topic
was 3-D TV where many major TV manufacturers previewed their 3-D enabled
products. The success of the 3-D movie, Avatar, which reached box office records,
has led the way for the announcement that several TV networks have planned for 3-D channels. Discovery Communications, Sony, and IMAX are working on developing
a 3-D TV network that airs 24 hours a day/ seven days a week by 2011. During
the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), ESPN also announced that they are planning
on their own 3-D TV network for 2010...............
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Google....and the Power of Words
By: Itziar
Campos, Mindshare
 The Egyptian civilization,
one of the oldest, born in the fertile Middle East, gave immense magical power
to words. Myths say that the Demiurge Autum (the engine of the
world) and its emanation RA, once an element was conceived, were only required
to pronounce its name so that it would take life. Thus the magic of words allowed
for the materialization of what was expressed..............
Words are especially
appreciated in the online medium where a lot of information is being generated
and transmitted through multiple channels to the point that we are overwhelmed
by the vast amount of data. How do we process so much information? How do we structure
and have it serve our interests?
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10 Reasons You Should Advertise in Online Newspapers By: David Hoover
When I used to vacation in my
mother's homeland on the isle of Capri in Italy, the first thing I would do
every morning was walk to the piazza and wait for the newsstand to open to get
my fresh copy of the European English newspaper. I lived for this morning event every day
although the news was a day late. One
year I was there, I had no idea Jackie Onassis had died until the following
day. Another time it was the crash of the Concorde that I missed out on. While
I was disappointed about the delay of the news, I used to read almost every
article I could to keep up with what was going on back home. Well, my tradition has been recently changed
over the past several years.
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