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27-07-2012 13:41 Before attending opening ceremonies at the summer Olympics, Mitt Romney talked about economics with Ireland's prime minister at the Irish Embassy in London. (July 27)
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27-07-2012 08:56 There was a not very friendly investor reaction to Facebook's drastic slowdown in revenue growth. The social networking website also offered no financial forecasts in its first earnings report since it sold shares. The figures did nothing to ease concerns over how it can boost advertising. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg countered that the company is seeing encouraging results from newly introduced advertising services. Analyst Anupam Palit with Greencrest Capital said the numbers showed the share value was overhyped: "People felt Facebook was somehow a special company; that they could grow at an enormous clip forever, very high double-digit rates, no company can do that. People felt that operating margins at 50 percent plus were sustainable - no company can do that. And what we are seeing this quarter is that the growth slowdown and the margin now being defensible is coming down as well. This company is coming back down to earth." Facebook's biggest growth obstacle remains the large number of users who access it via mobile devices which only recently began to offer limited forms of advertising. Zuckerberg said they are investing "heavily" to build a strong mobile business. Shares of Facebook, which have shed a third of their value since their haphazard May debut at $38, broke below $24 in frenzied after-hours trading. Facebook's stock fell nine percent during regular trading on Thursday. On Wednesday, social games leader Zynga - which accounts for over ...
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Rather than denying college students something they like the most, Myklassroom.com has used the social networking concept to enhance their learning experience
Making learning interesting does not need much. In this age of information technology when most of the services are a finger touch away, companies and entrepreneurs are going that extra mile to ensure that teaching and learning do not lag behind.
Rather than denying college students something they like the most, Myklassroom.com has used the social networking concept to enhance their learning experience.
Myklassroom.com is a social e-learning platform that blends social networking and e-learning to transform the traditional classroom education into an online collaborative teaching and learning method, according to its founder Natraj Thudupathy.
With more than 10 years experience abroad in the technology sector, Mr. Thudupathy has launched this platform targeting colleges and universities. The platform not only connects students and teachers of the same institution, but also other institutions that use the platform. The institution can be anywhere in the world.
The virtual space provided by the platform is used by all the stakeholders of an institution based on a Cloud concept. Each person has an individual membership login ID.
Most of the content is common. There are various links that enable users to access relevant information.
Most of the content is based on the curriculum for each of the undergraduate subjects in the engineering, pure sciences and management domains.
The content is available in text, newspaper clippings, audio and video formats. If the user wishes to access content from outside the platform, there is an approval process to add that content to the existing content.
Provisions are there for creating online assignments, making presentations, and much more. There is an event calendar that gives students information about all that happens in the member colleges.
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MIAMI, FL--(Marketwire -07/27/12)- FHC Global (FHC) announces the 2012 launch of a new site and mobile application for social and business networking -- SocialCodeMobile (SC2). The patent-pending SC2 app is an exciting enhancement to social networking offering exclusivity, privacy and a quick way to communicate between friends using custom created language. SC2 offers icon and image based communication that uses symbols to represent a self-encoded message. The app can also be used to send quick mobile messages. The message is sent with the press of one icon and the receiver gets a full message.
Using this free app, members can post messages to public sites, such as Facebook or Twitter, using private codes that they customize for their friends. The app is now available for Android and Apple mobile devices at http://www.socialcodemobile.com. Members of social networking SuperSite -- http://www.JustSync.com will automatically be able to sign in using their existing accounts and create custom messages. Future plans include integration of customization features within other major social networking sites.
Go for the Gold Contest: During the London Games from July 27 to August 16, 2012, members who use SC2 can enter to win prizes for creative customizing and posting of their own messages. Gold, silver and bronze prizes will be awarded daily and bi-weekly. Daily winners will receive custom designed t-shirts to commemorate the Games of 2012. Bi-weekly winners will also receive gift cards starting from $250 per person. For more information and terms and conditions please visit http://www.socialcodemobile.com/contest.
SC2 site features include:
About FHC GlobalFHC Global is a family of companies managed by Isaac Daniel Group, Inc. specializing in advanced technology development. Products include communication and multi-media devices, services, and accessories. FHC is dedicated to integration and innovation. FHC's vision and goal is to develop unique products that help organizations and individuals work and live intelligently.
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