Tag Archives : USA Today

Ever wondered if the school’s science fairs to gain global proportions? And who knows, the awards could be better (and thus encourage more) than just medals? While we can only imagine, Google does. The search giant is hosting the first edition of the first science fair and world global online, with support from entities related to science, education [...]

USA Today is the second largest U.S. newspaper and has been hampered by the decline in the number of ads. In response to the way audiences are consuming media, USA Today has created five new departments focused partly on developing digital products and company. The initiative was announced at the time that the newspaper industry struggles to overcome [...]

Among the new partners, is Turner Broadcasting, which is streamlining some of its most popular sites for viewing on Google TV, such as TNT, CNN, Cartoon Network and AdultSwim. NBC Universal also will be attending the service Google Web TV, bringing the news channel CNBC in real time, through an application that also allows the user to monitor the stock [...]

It might be worth investing in that most expensive smartphone, tablet or as desired: a British research firm Deloitte showed that having a mobile device can help save money. In the study conducted with 1960U.S. users, about 42% of respondents who use applications on their mobile devices say they are less dependent on a dedicated MP3 player, while 41% [...]

One of the foremost social networking and micro blogging services in the world, Twitter has now launched its very own ‘Tweet’ button for web pages, that would enable the users as well as web publishers to share the web link a more simplified manner. With the help of the Tweet button, the website owners will be able to provide the users with a unique [...]

The global economic crisis is making young people between 15 to 29 years old, see their future more and more uncertain, and it is not necessarily what they had in mind before the sinking economy. What is in common knowledge that the recession in some way, destroyed the world they thought they knew. Historians, economists, sociologists and psychologists [...]