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La créatrice Gabriela Ligenza, basée à Londres, a lancé une collection Automne/Hiver 2014 de chapeaux imaginés à l’aide d’une imprimante 3D. Les modèles ont été inspirés de la forme des couvre-chefs des Amish, des coquilles d’escargots ou encore des turbans orientaux.

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Neste programa, Ivan Mizanzuk, Marcos Beccari, Rafael Ancara e Thiago Grossmann conversam sobre como foi escrever seus TCCs! Saiba o que esses malucos fizeram no último ano de faculdade, como foi a procura por orientador, quais foram as peripécias e como é a experiência deles hoje como orientadores.

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>> 2h02min42seg Música de encerramento: “I Have a Need”, da banda Black Light Burns

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New York City’s ban on oversize sodas was an overreach by the city’s health board, the state’s highest court ruled Thursday, putting a final end to the ban’s chances of coming back.

The board’s rulemaking infringed on power reserved for the New York City Council, the state Court of Appeals held today.

The city sought to revive the rule, proposed by Michael Bloomberg when he was mayor, after it was struck down by a lower court following lawsuits from trade groups whose members include Coca-Cola Co. The decision by the Court of Appeals ends the case.

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The YouTube network Tastemade, sometimes considered a budding heir to cable TV’s Food Network, is getting a lot closer to the channel with a $25 million investment from Food Network parent Scripps Networks as well as Liberty Media and Comcast’s venture capital arm. Executives plan to use the funds to make content that marketers will sponsor and to add engineering talent.

Tastemade began last year as a YouTube network that collected clips of people cooking and talking about food, growing to attract some 18 million unique viewers every month. Its core programming remains largely the same, but Tastemade is also increasingly adding more TV-esque (and brand-friendly) fare like “Thirsty For,” a series that showcases drink recipes from around the world and was nominated for a James Beard Award.

The new funding could be a called a “TV round,” given its sources, but Tastemade co-founder Larry Fitzgibbon said the company is already TV in a sense, with web video increasingly playing on smart TVs and TV audiences increasingly looking online. The question is whether and when TV ad budgets follow.

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Category: Career Oxygen
Summary: Having a baby is one of the most remarkable experiences of your life.

That being said, it doesn’t come without a price. Pregnancy and babies are expensive, and having the right health insurance in place matters, especially in the workplace.

Wimbledon’s pigeon-scaring hawk Rufus stars in a two-minute film for beer brand and tournament sponsor Stella Artois.

The Speaker of the House of Commons is seeking the views of the marketing industry as part of a wide-ranging inquiry into the establishment of a ‘digital democracy’.

Samsung is deploying another weapon in its ongoing effort to jostle Apple from the top of the U.S. smartphone market.

Starting on July, shoppers in five U.S. cities can visit a Samsung pop-up store and leave with a device, free of charge. The initiative is partly a marketing bid to convince smartphone and tablet owners to switch to Samsung. It’s also a chance for the Korean manufacturer to make consumers comfortable with its growing hardware aresenal, which includes smartwatches and fitness-trackers.

Participants can take the products — the Galaxy 5S or Note3 smartphones; the Gear smartwatch; and the Gear Fit wrist device — for a 21-day spin. (They must first put down a refundable $350 deposit.) Samsung quietly launched the giveaway program in lower Manhattan in late May, at its “Galaxy Studio” display store. Now, the program is extending to Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles and Santa Clara, Calif.

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Google Glass has had 15 software updates since May last year so to say the experience has changed would be an understatement, writes Somo product innovation manager Naji El-Arifi.