Archive for the ‘ technology ’ Category

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

At a time when more and more households are connected to the internet and the Web becomes a major channel of information, it becomes important to monitor what is said about the Internet itself. Technological advances in communication on the web induce more active involvement of users, in a participatory manner, in the trial of the brand companies. This can result in negative effects, even disastrous, especially when carried out with a bad intention. Fortunately, by acting promptly, parades exist effective.

The internet is a powerful communication tool. The companies were the first to use it to reach new targets to cut costs and offer their products and services. For years, everything went smoothly. However, today, simplifying the use of the tool and the multiplication of exchange accelerators (RSS feeds, bookmarks collective site opinion) promote discussion between users on a participatory model. As a result, for the branding of a company, that the land may become dangerously undermined. I consider this sentence from conversation marketing, and consequently, the reputation online, that in which we become in the eyes of our customers or users or consumers, and that is only one end of the imaginary path that passes and to whom they are addressed the amount of strategies used with Social Media. Remember, social media are based in part on reputation. Build your reputation to contribute to the community and also get better results when you yourself promotions.

Maintaining a good reputation on the Internet involves three types of expenses: build your brand online, check out the comments other repairs shed and criticism (or make them less visible), the importance management of this term is vital. The conversation that has become quite large by a simplification, new ideas on how to handle online marketing, not just talk about branding, look at what accounts and how you are seen on the internet that is, reputation online.
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ultrathin-films

A nano-scale material does strange things. True is ferromagnetic metal compound in large quantities, but when its thickness is reduced to nanometric values, it becomes an insulator, and loses much of its ferromagnetism. Still the same material, but holds a very different behavior.

Using a spectroscopic technique with atomic resolution, a team of researchers, who include David A. Muller, Lena Fitting Kourkoutis of Cornell University, has concluded why this happens and how to grow extremely thin manganite films that retain their magnetic properties.

When this technique is sufficiently refined, it may be possible to lay the foundation for new developments that allow manganites and other oxides to replace silicon in electronic components based on thin films, in data storage and other technologies. (more…)

 
Sunday, August 1st, 2010

google-yahoo-logos

Yahoo Japan, the largest Internet portal in Japan, takes the search engine Google, after refusing to follow Yahoo Inc in its choice of Microsoft as a partner.

Yahoo Japan, which currently uses search technology from Yahoo Inc. and Google together, would control most of the search market in the second largest economy. The agreement is contrary to the decision of Yahoo Inc, which owns nearly a third of Yahoo Japan, to integrate its search technology with Microsoft after the U.S. government block a potential merger to Google. (more…)

 

tool-for-analysis

There has developed a new technique for manipulation of particles that may be useful for medical diagnostics, to detect possible contamination of food and water, and coroners investigating of the scene of a crime.

The technique uses a combination of light and electric fields to the desired position as tiny droplets containing biological particles such as bacteria, viruses and even DNA, and also to position such particles in the required location within the drop. (more…)

 

blood-group

A team of experts from the Faculty of Engineering at Monash University, Australia, has developed a simple analysis to determine instantly the blood group of a person at a cost of only a few cents.

The analysis requires placing a drop of blood on a specially treated paper strip. (more…)

 

solarimpulse

An experimental aircraft powered by solar energy on Thursday met the historical mark of 24 hours in flight, said the Swiss group that built the device. (more…)

 
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

SBSS

On Thursday, Air Force of the United States launched the first satellite dedicated entirely to monitor the thousands of pieces of space junk that man has been spreading around the Earth. The mill will have the sole mission of real-time monitoring of the positions of other satellites and the thousands of fragments of all sizes that float freely in the orbit of our planet. (more…)

 
Sunday, July 4th, 2010

Google Invests tirelessly to offer ITA Software, a specialist in algorithms for travel and airline tickets. A strategic move, necessarily…

Google has just spent $ 700 million to buy ITA Software, a software solutions founded in 1996 in Massachusetts by former students of MIT. ITA Software is working on behalf of major airlines and travel agencies worldwide, with clients to its portfolio of names such as American Airlines, Continental Airlines, but Orbitz, TripAdvisor or U.S. Airways and United Airlines. ITA Software, which also indirectly provides Microsoft with its search engine Bing, very popular with travelers for its results on airline tickets. (more…)

 
Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

rhea

In March 2008, scientists from University College London announced the existence around Rhea, the second largest satellite of Saturn, what appeared to be three rings formed by narrow strips of ice remains. The news had its importance since it would have been the first time rings around a moon rather than a planet. However, further study has confirmed that these rings simply were not there. So what the researchers saw the first time? (more…)

 

asteroides

Almost 7,000 asteroids, most of which are around one hundred meters in diameter, now moving toward Earth, according to a report less than 24 hours by the researcher Boris Shustov, director of the Institute of Astronomy of the Academy of Sciences Russia. (more…)