Laptops for Libya
One Laptop Per Child, a U.S. based nonprofit organization has come to terms on an agreement with the Libyan government that will…
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One Laptop Per Child, a U.S. based nonprofit organization has come to terms on an agreement with the Libyan government that will…
Yahoo's first order of business after its acquisition of video site JumpCut is to invite users to create a Doritos commercial, similar to what Yahoo! did recently with their own promotion. The grand prize: $10,000 and a trip to Super Bowl XLI in Miami.
Let's take a quick look and analyze your position in the Supply Chain. You are either the one driving the truck, the one pumping the gas, or the one paying the other two.
There are plenty of readable choices in the blogosphere created by our compatriots across the Atlantic. Crafting a top ten list of them, as with most subjective ideas, yielded a couple of different approaches.
Google is reputedly a great employer: at the Googleplex in Mountain View, workers are treated to recreation facilities, "snack rooms," and bring-your-dog-to-work privileges, among other nice bonuses. Nonetheless, Google is having a hard time "recruiting talented locals in its South Asian operations."
Ask.com has unveiled its mobile search platform, which includes directions, maps, images, and the ability to "skweeze" web pages down to mobile size.