Morrison’s has today revealed a new positioning that shows the supermarket as a lower-priced retailer as it seeks to take back market share from the likes of Lidl and Aldi.
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Voici « Aerialscapes » la nouvelle série du photographe Jakob Wagner, artiste dont nous avons pu vous parler à plusieurs reprises sur Fubiz. L’artiste réalise ici des clichés de la terre vue du ciel. Ces photographies sont réalisées comme de véritables oeuvres : fleuves, montagnes, nuages et autres éléments de la nature sont mis en avant.
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The New Yorker earned four National Magazine awards, the most of any publication. New York magazine won three, and Bon Appétit and National Geographic two apiece.
Fast Company was named magazine of the year at the annual National Magazine Awards on Thursday night, earning the award that honors brands excelling in both print and digital media as well as areas such as events.
It beat out The Atlantic, Bon Appetit, Esquire and New York magazines at the National Magazine Awards, which are presented by the American Society of Editors in association with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. The awards are known as the Ellies for the Alexander Calder elephant sculptures that serve as trophies.
But it was two weekly (or recently weekly) titles that walked away with the most Ellies. The New Yorker — a normally reliable honoree that was shut out of last year’s awards despite five nominations — took home the most trophies this year, with four Ellies: for feature writing, fiction, essays and criticism, and columns and commentary.
Do you smell that smell? I believe a degree of odiferous air has been let go from the social media bubble.
According to USA TODAY, LinkedIn reported a 46% rise in first-quarter revenue, to $473.2 million, but a loss of $13.3 million. The news sent LinkedIn shares down 2% in after-hours trading, to $159.02. Its stock, meanwhile, is down about 40% from its all-time high of $257.56 per share in September.
Warwick Business School Professor, Mark Skilton, believes the problem is lack of attention to mobile. “LinkedIn seems to be treating the mobile trend as just another channel but this might prove problematic as members seek consistent multi-device experience.”
That’s one theory. I have a different evaluation. People may be beginning to realize that the never-ending act of promoting oneself in digital channels is tiresome in the extreme.
Twitter Inc., LinkedIn Corp. and Yelp Inc.all have lost more than 20 per cent of their market value this year. Only Facebook, which is up 2.6 per cent, escaped the downward trend.
The Nasdaq Internet Index as a whole is down by almost 20 per cent, hovering close to the threshold for a bear market.
Ambitious efforts are being made by legacy media companies like Time Inc. to join the frenzy of online video content creation that was set off by so-called digital natives like AOL, BuzzFeed and others.
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