Why killing Google is so difficult?
Ans: Lack of maturity, narrow sense of aestheticism and finally a sound and satisfactory results for searches. Google has all three’s.
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Seals, satellites, climate changes
It’s not the satellites but the Elephant Seals who are now providing data and info about how quickly the Antarctic Ice caps shrinks and grows (among many other clues). As Seals are natural habitants of the Antarctic marine ecosystem, so they are providing the most valuable and sophisticated data which are 30 times more than conventional sources.
1 million trees by ComScore
ComScore, the well-known global internet information provider, is now sponsoring the planting of more than one million trees in developing countries across the globe. Linda Abraham blogs about it. The initiative is part of ComScore’s strategic development and maintenance program.
Nuclear submarine – radiation leakage
U.S.S Houston, the nuclear submarine, is leaking radiation for more than 2 years. The radiation leak is too small to cause any danger (the U.S and Japanese governments say). Reuters reports and Foxnews talks.
Turning wastes into money
Wastes of plastic bottles, the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, are now one in the list of the export commodities for
Is Cuil a success?
Yesterday Cuil, the new all black search engine, stood somewhere 200 on Alexa ranking, but today even much higher. Today’s Cuil’s Alexa position is 137. Wooaawww!! Moving very fast to the top. But really it’s like this? (more…)
May be some oxygen in the team
The most recent election campaign of Senator John McCain is sponsoring an ad showing Barack Obam in the Celebrity line with Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. But in which way it fits with the presidential campaign.