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The Web Comes to Life With New Internet Explorer Ad Featuring Singer Alex Clare

By Guest PostMarch 5, 2012Technologyalex clare, american idol, beauty of the web, blake lewis, british singer, internet explorer, keith rivers, Microsoft, MySpace, southeast london, too close

*British singer-songwriter’s aggressive bass and soulful lyrics underscore the emotional impact and the beauty of the Web in a new TV spot.*

REDMOND, Wash. — March 5, 2012 — When the newest TV ad for Internet Explorer airs tonight, viewers will see powerful visuals and a message about how the browser brings the beauty of the Web to users. But it is what they will hear that will really strike a nerve: the powerful bass line beat and the soulful lyrics of Alex Clare’s new hit “Too Close.” The song, from Clare’s debut album, “The Lateness of the Hour,” is bringing the British singer to the attention of a new global audience.

Born and bred in southeast London, Clare is a rising singer-songwriter whose style reflects the bebop, blues, electronic and U.K. garage influences of his youth. Whether he’s performing live or recording, Clare works to bring together heartfelt lyrics and melodic lines with aggressive bass and percussion to let the full emotional impact of the song come through. (more…)

Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Named ‘Person of the Year’ by Time

By PravdaDecember 15, 2010Culture, Technologydefinitions of privacy, earth, editor, founder of facebook, harvard university, Mark Zuckerberg, MySpace, News Corp., person of the year, richard stengel, social networking site, sophomore, t-shirt-wearing head-of-state, third largest country, time magazine, Wall Street, zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook Inc., was named Time magazine’s “Person of the Year” today for “creating a new system of exchanging information” and “changing how we all live our lives.”

Zuckerberg, 26, began the world’s largest social-networking site in 2004. The service, with more than 500 million users, has helped people connect with each other and changed definitions of privacy, Time Managing Editor Richard Stengel said in a letter on the magazine’s website. (more…)

Hollywood’s Latest 3-D Animation Film ‘Despicable Me’ Advances Smarter Movie Production With IBM

By Guest PostJuly 8, 20101 commentMedia, Technologyalvin and the chipmunks, animated 3-D feature film, chris meledandri, despicable me, dr. suess horton hears a who, france, gru, hollywood, ibm, ice age, idataplex, illumination entertainment, mac guff ligne, moche et mechant, moi, MySpace, rear door heat exchanger, steve canepa, steve carell, studios, the simpson, universal studios, US

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – 08 Jul 2010: IBM announced today that it has collaborated with Illumination Entertainment to help it meet the massive production requirements involved in creating its new computer-animated 3-D feature film, “Despicable Me.”

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Top 7 Reasons to Try Office 2010

By Guest PostJune 18, 2010Technologyexcel, Facebook, linkedIn, microsoft office 2010, MySpace, office 2010, onenote, outlook, powerpoint, ribbon, skydrive, social connector, web apps in windows live, windows live

At the office, at home, at school, or on the go, customers tell us their lives never stop moving. So we’ve listened and responded with Microsoft Office 2010, which delivers simple and timesaving tools that help you keep up with your busy schedule, no matter where you are.

With Office 2010, you can express ideas, solve problems, connect with others and create amazing work in ways that will surprise you.

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The Fox or M.rex

By ShamsDecember 16, 2007TechnologyDow Jones & Co., King Dinosaur, Lady Elisabeth Murdoch, Murdohsaurus rex., MySpace, News Corp., Rupert Murdoch, Sir Keith Arthur Murdoch, Twentieth Century Fox, Wall Street Journals

Rupert Murdoch acquired Dow Jones & Co. last week according to CNN. The aim is pretty simple to entertain and inform thereby enriching readers although the ‘Media Mogul’ knows that “change is often difficult or creates nervousness” 🙂 .

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Facebook and how to be smart online?

By ShamsOctober 19, 2007TechnologyAlexa traffic rank, Chris Kelly, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, MySpace, online safety

Social network platform Facebook will now pay serious attention and take action to any abuse that will be reported. That’s a very good news of Mark Zuckerberg’s popular platform. As of 19 th Oct’s Alexa Traffic Rank shows a 7 th place for Facebook just behind Myspace but above Orkut. New security settings against sexual […]

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The Web Comes to Life With New Internet Explorer Ad Featuring Singer Alex Clare

Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Named ‘Person of the Year’ by Time

Hollywood’s Latest 3-D Animation Film ‘Despicable Me’ Advances Smarter Movie Production With IBM

Top 7 Reasons to Try Office 2010

The Fox or M.rex

Facebook and how to be smart online?

MySpace vs. Multiply