Google zerg rush, a new humor taste from Google

Last Friday you may be surprised by google with zerg rush. if you type zerg rush  keywords without the quotes and press the search button on google, then you will be confronted by a small alien-shaped in “O”s forms. These aliens are in group and blindly destroy your google search results include additional menus on [...]

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Gideon Sundback Google Doodle unzip the cyber world

Gideon Sundback Google Doodle On April 24th, the Internet world was startled by the presence of an interactive display Google Doodle that can unzip the Google search engine such as when we use the zipper in clothes, bags, shoes and so on. interactive screen is very interesting and fascinating. if we look back, zipper technology [...]

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Jacoby Ellsbury, the Center fielder player The Red Sox was suffered in shoulder injury in the match yesterday

Jacoby Ellsbury was  injured on his shoulder while defending his team the Red Sox in the game yesterday. Jacoby Ellsbury is  a center fielder  who has to leave the playing field to treat an injured shoulder while sliding into second base. Reid Brignac at second base after landing in releasing the throw, falls on the [...]

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Steve Wozniak plans to buy stake in Facebook

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Steve Wozniak is one of the founders of Apple, plans to buy shares worth up any time up to the initial offering to the public (IPO).  Wozniak’s  interest to stock up and invest in the company’s social networking of course will provide a positive influence on world stocks in the United States and of course will provide great benefits for Facebook up related to the business of the company to earn funds at least 11.8 billion U.S. dollars on 17 May of 2012.

Facebook plans to sell its shares at a price of 28-35 dollars per share, and remove approximately 337.4 million shares to the public. on the Nasdaq Stock Market,  Facebook’s shares are using FB code.

admin @ May 15, 2012

Because the alleged “fake degree”, Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson asked to resign

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Scott Thompson is the CEO who has worked at Yahoo for four months at the request resign from office after an audit by Third Point LLC resume, Daniel Loeb. According to Loeb, it has found an error in a resume academic record which is owned by Thompson. on his resume, Thompson says it has two academic degrees are undergraduate computer science and accounting, and once checked back in college, Stonehill College turned out to Thompson only had accounting degree and do not have a computer science degree. on the basis of Loeb’s then asked Yahoo to ask Scott Thompson resigned from his post as CEO.

during his tenure at Yahoo, Scott Thompson has been streamlining the organizational structure including Yahoo to fire about 14% of the number of employees at Yahoo and has provided a net gain in prominence Yahoo U.S. $ 4 billion per year. before working at Yahoo, Scott Thompson is the president of Paypal since 2008 until 2011.

Yahoo then choose Ross Levinsohn as interim CEO to replace Scott Thompson. Levinsohn is a global media executive at Yahoo, and this appointment will possibly make Levinsohn CEO remains in Yahoo.

These structural problems may affect the performance of Yahoo in the virtual world market competition associated with the number of social media and other services, especially from Google and Facebook.

admin @ May 14, 2012