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28 jul 2012

Google Fiber the Internet service provider

The company Google has launched as Internet service provider with prices and speed that will be the envy of competitors. These range from free to $120 per month, Google also fiber, which is widely spoken in the United States. Google Fiber is a free Internet access with download speeds of up to 5 Mbps for sending files up to 1 Mbps, knowing that a guaranteed service for at least seven years and that the...
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26 jul 2012

Greenland thaw unprecedented NASA reports

NASA has announced that its satellites have detected an unprecedented thaw of Greenland, as the melted area is one of the largest detected in 30 years of control in satellite observations. Recently detected a large iceberg was clear from the area called Petermann. This time with this report explains that most of the ice cover of Greenland, from his thin, low coastlines to its 2 kilometers thick center, experienced...
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25 jul 2012

Autodesk buys Socialcam for 60mdd

Autodesk a company dedicated to developing the application software purchased for video capture Socialcam called, in a deal that puts a price on the implementation of 60 million dollars. Socialcam is an application like video Instagram but in the month of May were referred to their popularity and were made public some of its benefits as an application.  Now that has been purchased, it is unknown...
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24 jul 2012

Google just acquired Sparrow for Gmail

Google just acquired Sparrow for Gmail, the company behind the popular iOS and OS X email client. The team of the company, says CEO Don Sparrow Leca, will join Google's Gmail team "to achieve a larger view - which we think is the best you can achieve with Google." Sparrow raised a small seed round of funding from French VC firm Ventures, Kima in 2011, but took no other investments outside since. Google...
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23 jul 2012

Dies at 61 the first U.S. woman astronaut: Sally Ride

At 61 years of age die Sally Ride the first American astronaut. Who in 1983 was the first U.S. woman to be in orbit as part of the STS-7, a victim of cancer. The mission was in the Space Shuttle Challenger.  It seems a little ironic to remember the pioneer of aviation in Google with a doodle, because in some countries by the time difference as marked on 24 July when the other side of the world are reminded...
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22 jul 2012

A big Iceberg broke off the Petermann Glacier says NASA

Each zone in Greenland comes to a name very well identified. The Petermann glacier, slides into the sea along the northwestern coast of Greenland, which ends in a giant floating ice tongue. Like other glaciers that end in the ocean, Petermann regularly has small icebergs or ice islands. An iceberg, or the island of ice broke off the Petermann Glacier in 2010.  Almost two years later, another piece...
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19 jul 2012

Zynga has appointed Ellen Siminoff as director

Zynga has appointed Ellen Siminoff, as director of its board, to Zynga is the first woman director. Siminoff is currently the president and CEO of Shmoop University, Inc. and a founding executive of Yahoo! will also join the audit committee of the social gaming company. For the CEO and founder of Zynga, Mark Pincus, "Ellen has extensive experience and knowledge to operate web businesses to scale and brings...
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17 jul 2012

Twitter social networking most used for companies

Each year Burson-Marsteller  presents a study analyzing what kind of mechanisms and networks are used by large companies for external communications, the Global Study Social Media Check-up has been developed by the company Burson-Marsteller, with data from Visible Technologies , which is dedicated to monitoring, analysis and social media services to companies globally. One result that courage...
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16 jul 2012

Yahoo's new CEO Marissa Meyer

Yahoo at his pressroom has announced that Marissa Mayer will be the new CEO of Yahoo. Marisa Meyer was a technology executive who has worked at Google since the early days of it. Mayer received his B.S. in symbolic systems and M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University, specializing in artificial intelligence for both degrees.  The new was first reported by The New York Times and later became...
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13 jul 2012

Digg was sold in three different parts

Digg sold to LinkedIn, The Washington Post and Betaworks.  The social news site Digg has been speculated to be sold at $ 500 thousand, but that is specific and accurate in its remaining assets to Betaworks. While the number is actually, according to another rumor that was heard in the ballpark, the editors were TechCruch is that the total purchase price of Digg was around $ 16 million, including the...
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12 jul 2012

Betaworks has acquired Digg

Betaworks,  has acquired the social news site Digg.com for an undisclosed amount. Betaworks’ founder John Borthwick will become the new CEO of Digg. So Digg was announced through its official blog. Betaworks founder John Borthwick will become the new CEO of Digg. The site's current general manager Matt Williams will join Andreessen Horowitz as Entrepreneur in Residence after the transition is complete...
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