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Nick Bilton questions - “When will paper really die?” We all should be asking this. Why? Because the options are here. However, nothing dies, everything gets replaced. In the same manner, the mode of advertisements too will change. It has to...
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While sending my answers to yourstory.in today, I came across a question - “Do you have any tips to share with budding entrepreneurs?”. I thought this might...
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An advertising campaign for a hotel in Amsterdam has proved that honesty is the best policy. When brands are blowing their own trumpets by describing their unique and...
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The world’s central bankers have warned that the British economy faces relapsing into another recession – the much-feared “double dip”...
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The Financial Times reports that American television will face a $2 billion lose in advertising revenue over the next four years due to competing video mediums....
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I am coming across more and more people who are just working for the sake of working - whether the work is paying them well or keeping them busy. It’s the same...
made popular Jun 30 2009
Yes. News bloopers do happen. Every year. Some are real. Some are fake ones created for attracting some free attention. If this video is fake, it is a kind of...
made popular Jun 29 2009
The Economist has succeeded to catch some curious glances through this billboard. By shooting some questions, the billboard leaves the viewer groping for answers. The...
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Baci perugina, the chocolate brand in Italy, banks on love and romance to make it sweet and tempting. In its integrated campaign, the chocolate brand decided to sell...
made popular Jun 28 2009
Well-known high street furniture store Habitat has issued an apology (via its PR company, via a social media blog) for its misuse of popular hashtags on Twitter over...
made popular Jun 24 2009
The discussion around the Chris Anderson goof episode raises an interesting issue.
Is WordPress.com bad for the WordPress brand?
Think I am being to strong? Check out...
made popular Jun 24 2009
Tired of reading shocking headlines? Then, here is good news for you. Yes, good news, literally. Sears and AOL have launched GNN.com, which handles only feel good...
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After the success of its first Startup event in Bangalore, Xtreme Startups team is excited to invite you to the 2nd edition of Startup Morning on 27th June, 2009 at...
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If you are in the startup and technology circle, you must have definitely heard of Y Combinator’s Paul Graham. I came across this really good article about him...
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Europe and the United States announced last night co-ordinated action against China for busting World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules by restricting exports of essential...
made popular Jun 24 2009
Is business a bad word? What will be your opinion while watching this commercial supporting Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize winner who has been imprisoned in...
made popular Jun 24 2009
One of the best, and FREE methods for advertising your website on the internet is via what has become known as the Web 2.0 phenomenom. Web 2.0 involves the formulation...
made popular Jun 22 2009
The one word that popped in my head after I watched Star Trek yesterday was ‘Teamwork’. Each and every one on USS Enterprise worked towards a common goal of...
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The Union Cabinet has approved amendments in section 15N of the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Act, 1992, by which the upper age limit of Members of...
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The Union Cabinet has approved the text of a new memorandum of understanding (MoU) to be signed between India and United Kingdom on mutual administrative assistance to...
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Merchants in China say that American and European orders for the holiday season, for which sweaters are just starting to be knit, have fallen by as much as 30 percent....
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Recently announced, the Esquire magazine is to feature an electronic cover for their magazine. With scrolling text and images, this is a first for magazines and...
made popular Jul 23 2008
Epson has come up with a revolutionary concept of electronic paper which it claims can replace the traditional wooden raw-material based paper. This 13.4 inch...
made popular May 22 2008
Bend it, write on it, read it — just don’t try to fold it into a paper plane. Electronic paper is Japan’s answer to rising raw material costs,...
made popular Apr 20 2008
If you are fed up of peeping into the same dial of your wrist watch for months(or even years!) Seiko have an innovative wristwatch for you.
The Phosphor E Ink series...
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Bridgestone Japan has developed an A3 sized color electronic paper, it was showcased at the FPD International 2007 exhibition held at Yokohama. The A3 sized electronic...
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Electronic paper is moving rapidly closer to reality as samples of the flexible electronic displays on plastic less than 1mm thick are now being displayed. The...
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Here is an umbrella to amaze and amuse you! Named My-Day, you can rather call it “like an umbrella”. The umbrella can provide you with an atmosphere you...
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e-paper has come in more variants than gadgets with them. Though, it is still long before e-paper technology actually gets into what we breathe and eat, manufacturing...
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