LONDON – One out of every ten internet users in the US is using Twitter, according to new research released soon after it secured $35m in venture capital funding and revealed plans to launch revenue generating services.
LONDON – Army chiefs have banned soldiers from using social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace, blogging and joining online forums over fears that serving personnel might inadvertently breach security, according to a report.
LONDON – The BBC has appointed former Microsoft manager, Sharon Baylay, to the executive board level role of director of the marketing, communications and audiences division.
LONDON – Jeremy Paxman’s Sunday night history series ‘The Victorians’ kicked off with 4.3m viewers on BBC One, but ITV1 hogged the best primetime ratings over the weekend, according to unofficial overnight figures.
LONDON – Guardian Media Group, the owner of the Guardian newspaper, has imposed a pay freeze for 2009 due to the economic problems hitting the media industry.
LONDON – The Royal Bank of Scotland, bailed out with billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money, is under fire for blowing £200m on sponsorship deals with top sports stars including Zara Phillips, Andy Murray and Jack Nicklaus.
LONDON – The government is telling 11-14 year-olds that cannabis can seriously mess with their minds in a £2m ad campaign that follows closely on the heels of reclassification of the drug from class C to class B.
Dans le même esprit que l’album Little Planets, Alexandre Duret-Lutz a mis au point une technique photographique permettant de créer des mondes à partir de panorama 360°. A la limite de l’abstraction, il s’agit d’un formidable travail de projection stéréographique.
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