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Category Archives: LinkedIn
Which camera should I buy?
I am often asked ‘Which camera should I buy?’ Sometimes the query is about digital SLR (DSLR) cameras, at other times it is about point-and-shoot (P&S) cameras. After trying to answer the question in short bytes online and in long … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, camera reviews, dslr camera, p&s camera, point and shoot camera
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Sign the UN petition to end hunger now
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) started an online petition to put pressure of governments to end hunger. The petition will be presented to governments at an event taking place in Rome, Italy on 29 November 2010. … Continue reading
Manali to Leh – Self-supported cycling trip
After years of thinking about it and weeks of planning we finally did it. Close to 600 kms of cycling from Manali to Leh (because Tanglang La was closed and we had to take a detour at Debring and go … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, LinkedIn, Photography, Travel
Tagged adventure, bicycle, cycle tour in india, Cycling, cycling in india, indian himalyas, ladakh, leh, manali, Manali to Leh, Manali to Leh cycling, Travel
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Is Kindle 2 about to replace us in our family bed-time ritual?
Will the new Kindle read bed-time stories to our kids? Can it? Will it? Should it? TV has proven its worth as a baby-sitter, across cultures! Social networking has effectively come to represent what we do using a browser and … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, LinkedIn, Media, Parenting, Technology
Tagged culture, digital content, Education, family, kids, Media, Parenting
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Time magazine says “Content, Once King, Becomes A Pauper”
Has it really? Is content being devalued because of the current economic conditions or is there a larger trend here? Have the accountant got it all wrong? Read the Time article “Content, Once King, Becomes A Pauper”
Advertising on portals/social networking sites Vs niche sites?
The 2009 Online Advertising Attitudes report of UK reports that “22% of British consumers claim to only visit niche sites that are specific to their interests… A further 34% of British consumers spend the majority of their time visiting niche … Continue reading
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Is the news world changing?
When White House press conference doesn’t invite correspondents from The Wall Street Journal, The Chicago Tribune, Time and Newsweek but president Obama fields questions from the correspondent from The Huffington Post, a news blog (or should I call it an … Continue reading
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Is the future of ‘books’ in our palms?
Google is making its database of 1.5 million public domain books accessible from mobile devices for free. Amazon is working to make all its Kindle titles available on mobile devices.Random House Publishing has announced that will make books available for … Continue reading
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Free text books on the internet!
Like the open source movement in software, an open source movements in the textbooks may be afoot. If this movement takes hold it will surely impact the textbook business, which is perhaps the only safe island in a sea of … Continue reading
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Tagged books for children, free books, free school books, textbooks
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Wittenberg University professor Dan Fleisch sets a new standard in after-sales service
Professor Dan Fleisch set a new standard in after-sales service when he flew 600 miles on Christmas Day to hand-deliver his book to a buyer who had posted a comment on the Amazon web site that his copy of the … Continue reading →