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Yahoo will not shut down, but sell Delicious

Delicious was acquired by Yahoo in 2005. It is a website which allows users to share web bookmarks and discover new interesting websites. According to a recent blog post by Yahoo, Delicious was not a strategic fit for the company. However, Delicious will not be shutting down. Yahoo will try to sell the website.

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agneyasingh.com, our new website project goes live

Today, we have pushed live a new website. Our client Agneya Singh is a an independent filmmaker, visual artist and revolutionary humanist, you can find his brand new site at agneyasingh.com. If you compare this site with the rest of our portfolio, you can see it is a much more darker than the rest of

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Google Buying a Building in Manhattan

Google is buying a 2.9 million square foot building at New York’s 111 Eighth Avenue. The building covers a city block between 15th and 16th Streets from 8 to 7 Avenues. The value of the place is about $1.9 billion. The building was originally built as the Port Authority Commerce Building in 1932, and it

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Why Groupon rejected Google’s $6 billion offer?

The reason is that Groupon brings every year a revenue of $2 billion. There are also reports which predict that the website could file to go public next year.

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eBay buys Milo.com

eBay is acquiring a hopping search engine Milo.com for $75 million. The interesting fact in the story is that Milo CEO Jack Abraham is only 24 years old.

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Call of Duty: Black Ops

The video game “Call of Duty: Black Ops” is a new first-person shooter from Activision. It smashed a record by generating $650 million in worldwide sale in the first five days of release. Call of Duty: Black Ops was released simultaneously for the Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox, Nintendo Wii and PC.

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Facebook dominates the Internet

In March 2010 the market share of visits to Facebook.com surpassed Google.com. Facebook.com is constantly growing and today nearly 1 in 4 page views in the US take place on Facebook.com. According to weblogs.hitwise.com the market share of page views for Facebook.com is about 24% and it is almost4 times the volume of the 2nd

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Steve Wozniak about iPhone and Android

Steve Wozniak (Apple co-founder) in an interview with the Dutch-language De Telegraaf newspaper (in The Netherlands) said that even if iPhone “Has very few weak points” and “There aren’t any real complaints and problems. In terms of quality, the iPhone is leading”, “Android phones have more features,” and this qualified this phone to be in

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One Million Kinect sold in 10 Days

As reported by Reuters, Microsoft sold 1 million units of Kinect in less than 2 weeks. Most likely Microsoft will sell even 5 million controllers by the end of the year The new device is a motion controller camera for the XBox 360. Kinect was launched in North America on November 4, 2010. Kinect is

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Surprise Cash Bonus for Google’s employees

All of Google’s employees received $1,000 cash holiday bonuses. On top of that Google offers 2011 salary increases of at least 10%. By this gesture, Google shows that the company is a great place to work. The company’s financial performance continues to be very good and tries to keep its employee happy. Especially that recently

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