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#20001
NYU Spotlights Innovation at the Second Annual Entrepreneurs Festival

NYU will host the second annual NYU Entrepreneurs Festival on March 1 and 2, bringing together successful startup founders and renowned venture capital investors from NYU?s thriving entrepreneurial community of students, faculty, and alumni.

Source: NYU Spotlights Innovation at the Second Annual Entrepreneurs Festival
#20002
TISCH ALUMNUS ANG LEE WINS BEST DIRECTOR  AT 85TH ACADEMY AWARDS

Ang Lee, alumnus of New York University?s Tisch School of the Arts graduate film program, won the academy award for best director at the 85th Academy Awards for his film, Life of Pi.  The award marks Lee?s second Academy award for Best Director, which he also won in 2005 for the film Brokeback Mountain

Source: TISCH ALUMNUS ANG LEE WINS BEST DIRECTOR  AT 85TH ACADEMY AWARDS
#20003
Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing Partners with National Gerontological Nursing Association to Improve Nursing Care for Older Adults

The Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing (HIGN) located at the NYU College of Nursing and the National Gerontological Nursing Association (NGNA) have joined together to launch a new webinar series to improve nursing care for older adults. The one-hour webinars will be held every month, and then archived on the Hartford Institute e-Learning center

Source: Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing Partners with National Gerontological Nursing Association to Improve Nursing Care for Older Adults
#20004
NYU Fusion Film Festival Names Oscar Nominee Lucy Alibar ?Woman of The Year?

The Fusion Film Festival, NYU Tisch School of the Arts? premiere student film festival showcasing the work of emerging female artists in film and television, marks its 10th Anniversary by naming Academy Award Nominee, Lucy Alibar, the festival?s inaugural Woman of the Year.  An NYU Tisch alumna, Alibar will be honored at a special evening featuring a reading of her play, Juicy & Delicious, upon which her screenplay for Beasts of the Southern Wild was based.

Source: NYU Fusion Film Festival Names Oscar Nominee Lucy Alibar ?Woman of The Year?
#20005
New IOM Report Highlights PEPFAR's Successes; NYU College of Nursing Global?s Dr. Ann Kurth Committee Member

Report Calls on Initiative to Intensify Efforts to Enhance Partner Countries' Management of Programs and to Improve Prevention

Source: New IOM Report Highlights PEPFAR's Successes; NYU College of Nursing Global?s Dr. Ann Kurth Committee Member
#20006
NYU Receives Record Number of Applications Across Its Global Network of Campuses

NYU received a record 48,606 applications from young men and women seeking admission to an NYU campus, representing a 12% increase from last year. NYU has degree-granting campuses in New York, Abu Dhabi, and--beginning this fall--Shanghai.

Source: NYU Receives Record Number of Applications Across Its Global Network of Campuses
#20007
Glucksman Ireland House NYU To Celebrate 20th Anniversary Year with Readings, Talks, Concerts, Performance, and Workshops

A dynamic line-up of events celebrates the 20th anniversary of New York University's Irish cultural center.

Source: Glucksman Ireland House NYU To Celebrate 20th Anniversary Year with Readings, Talks, Concerts, Performance, and Workshops
#20008
NYU Steinhardt Researcher Analysis Shows Increasing Evidence Linking Diet and Acne; Encourages Medical Nutrition Therapy to Treat Acne

Culling information from studies between 1960 and 2012, researchers concluded that a high glycemic index/glycemic load diet and frequent dairy consumption are the leading factors in establishing the link between diet and acne.

Source: NYU Steinhardt Researcher Analysis Shows Increasing Evidence Linking Diet and Acne; Encourages Medical Nutrition Therapy to Treat Acne
#20009
Philosopher Cartwright to Deliver 2013 Frumkes Lecture, ?Where Morals and Methods Mix?and Not Always for the Best,? March 28

Nancy Cartwright, a professor of philosophy at the University of California, San Diego and Durham University (UK), will deliver NYU's Annual Lewis Burke Frumkes Lecture on Thursday, March 28, 7:30-9 p.m. at NYU?s Kimmel Center for University Life, Eisner and Lubin Auditorium.

Source: Philosopher Cartwright to Deliver 2013 Frumkes Lecture, ?Where Morals and Methods Mix?and Not Always for the Best,? March 28
#20010
?Safeguarding Higher Education in Tunisia and Beyond? to Feature University of Manouba?s Kazdaghli?Feb. 21-22 in Tunis, Tunisia

University of Manouba Dean Habib Kazdaghli, recognized as a prominent voice for university autonomy and academic freedom in Tunisia, will be among the speakers at ?University and the Nation: Safeguarding Higher Education in Tunisia and Beyond,? Feb. 21-22, at the University of Manouba in Tunis, Tunisia.

Source: ?Safeguarding Higher Education in Tunisia and Beyond? to Feature University of Manouba?s Kazdaghli?Feb. 21-22 in Tunis, Tunisia
#20011
Courant Institute to Host ?Abel in New York,? Featuring World?s Top Mathematicians?Feb. 21

NYU?s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences will host ?Abel in New York? on Thurs., Feb. 21, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at NYU?s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences.

Source: Courant Institute to Host ?Abel in New York,? Featuring World?s Top Mathematicians?Feb. 21
#20012
NYU Project to Examine Social Media?s Impact on Political Attitudes and Behavior

NYU professors have established a project to examine the impact of social media use on political attitudes and participation by applying methods from a range of academic disciplines.

Source: NYU Project to Examine Social Media?s Impact on Political Attitudes and Behavior
#20013
Press Release Philippines / Breaking News |
March 07, 2013, 08:37:54 AM


A conversation in French with renowned playwright Yasmina Reza is among the enticing March, 2013, offerings at New York University's French cultural center.

Source:
#20014
NYU Launches Initiative in Data Science and Statistics to Push Advances in Medicine, Science, Technology, and Other Fields

NYU has established an Initiative in Data Science and Statistics that aims to harness today?s torrent of data in order to make advances in medicine, science, technology, business, and a range of other fields.

Source: NYU Launches Initiative in Data Science and Statistics to Push Advances in Medicine, Science, Technology, and Other Fields
#20015
NYU?s Educating for Sustainability Lecture: Jonathan Foley ?Can We Feed a Growing World and Still Sustain the Planet?? Feb. 26

Jonathan Foley is the director of the Institute on the Environment (IonE) at the University of the Minnesota, where he is a professor and McKnight Presidential Chair in the Department of Ecology, Evolution and Behavior. He also leads the IonE?s Global Landscapes Initiative.

Source: NYU?s Educating for Sustainability Lecture: Jonathan Foley ?Can We Feed a Growing World and Still Sustain the Planet?? Feb. 26
#20016
NYU Center for Teaching Excellence Announces Spring Programs

The following Center...

Source: NYU Center for Teaching Excellence Announces Spring Programs
#20017
NYU Deutsches Haus to Host Opening Night Reception of German-language Literary Festival in New York ? Feb. 21

Festival Neue Literatur is New York?s pre-eminent German-language literary festival.

Source: NYU Deutsches Haus to Host Opening Night Reception of German-language Literary Festival in New York ? Feb. 21
#20018
Music Legend Clive Davis Returns to Alma Mater to Unveil New Autobiography

One of the most revered names in popular music ? and chief patron of the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at NYU Tisch ? Davis will launch his book at a the NYU School of Law Tishman Auditorium, Thursday, February 21, 7 ? 8:15 p.m.

Source: Music Legend Clive Davis Returns to Alma Mater to Unveil New Autobiography
#20019
Neuroeconomics Lecture, ?Action and Value,? by University College London?s Ray Dolan, March 5

Ray Dolan will deliver ?Action and Value,? NYU?s Annual Dean for Science Lecture in Neuroeconomics, on Tuesday, March 5, 4 p.m. at NYU?s Kimmel Center for University Life.

Source: Neuroeconomics Lecture, ?Action and Value,? by University College London?s Ray Dolan, March 5
#20020
NYU Steinhardt Policy Breakfast Talks Common Core Challenges; Assessment, Achievement, and Outcomes, Feb. 22

Over the course of three sessions, the 2012-2013 NYU Steinhardt Education Policy Breakfast Series will examine the Common Core Standards. This next session will focus on how achievement of the Common Core Standards will be evaluated.

Source: NYU Steinhardt Policy Breakfast Talks Common Core Challenges; Assessment, Achievement, and Outcomes, Feb. 22
#20021
NYU Launches Marron Institute on Cities and the Urban Environment

NYU today announced the launch of the Marron Institute on Cities and the Urban Environment, an ambitious new initiative made possible by a generous gift of $40 million by Donald B. Marron, an entrepreneur, successful businessman, and philanthropist who was previously chairman of Paine Webber and is the Founder and current Chairman of Lightyear Capital.

Source: NYU Launches Marron Institute on Cities and the Urban Environment
#20022
CAS Alumna Carlan Selected as 2013 Gates Cambridge Scholar

Hannah Carlan, an alumna of NYU's College of Arts and Science, has been named a Gates Cambridge Scholar for 2013, one of 39 Americans nationwide who received this honor. Carlan is NYU?s fourth Gates Scholar in the last four years.

Source: CAS Alumna Carlan Selected as 2013 Gates Cambridge Scholar
#20023
Tax Policy Center?s Marron on ?The Rhetoric of Economic Policy??March 7 Lecture at NYU

Donald Marron, Jr., director of the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, will deliver a public lecture, ?The Rhetoric of Economic Policy,? on Thurs., March 7, 5:30 p.m. at NYU?s Hemmerdinger Hall, Silver Center.

Source: Tax Policy Center?s Marron on ?The Rhetoric of Economic Policy??March 7 Lecture at NYU
#20024
Gallatin to Host ?Celestial Twins???A Conference on the Relationships between Music and Poetry, Feb. 28

The Gallatin School of Individualized Study will host ?Celestial Twins? Conversations, Performances, and Readings on the Relationships between Music and Poetry,? on Thurs., Feb. 28, 4-9 p.m., at the Jerry Labowitz Theatre.

Source: Gallatin to Host ?Celestial Twins???A Conference on the Relationships between Music and Poetry, Feb. 28
#20025
NYUCN?s Dr. Judith Haber Receives a Three-Year, $1.12 M HRSA Grant for ?Teaching Oral-Systemic Health?

The project seeks to expand access to oral health care for vulnerable and underserved populations in primary care settings through APRN and interprofessional training.

Source: NYUCN?s Dr. Judith Haber Receives a Three-Year, $1.12 M HRSA Grant for ?Teaching Oral-Systemic Health?
#20026
Jim Anderson, NYU Tisch Professor of Recorded Music, Wins Grammy Award

Jim Anderson, Professor at the Clive Davis Institute for Recorded Music, received his tenth Grammy Award February 10 for Best Surround Sound Album at the 55th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.  Anderson received the award for the album Modern Cool by Premonition Records.

Source: Jim Anderson, NYU Tisch Professor of Recorded Music, Wins Grammy Award
#20027
Creative Writing Program to Feature Pulitzer?Prize Winner Paul Muldoon, Brooklyn Poet Laureate Tina Chang in March

The Creative Writing Program?s Spring 2013 Reading Series continues in March with events featuring Brooklyn Poet Laureate Tina Chang (March 14) and Pulitzer-Prize-winning poet Paul Muldoon (March 28).

Source: Creative Writing Program to Feature Pulitzer?Prize Winner Paul Muldoon, Brooklyn Poet Laureate Tina Chang in March
#20028
Collins' New Book, Paleopoetics, Sheds New Light on the Reading Experience

Christopher Collins, an NYU professor emeritus of English, introduces readers to paleopoetics, a new field of research that combines an array of established disciplines in order to shed new light on the experience of reading.

Source: Collins' New Book, Paleopoetics, Sheds New Light on the Reading Experience
#20029
Mental Health Burdens Contribute to HIV in Gay Men Says NYU Steinhardt Researcher

Racism, discrimination, homophobia, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) fuel the HIV epidemic among many young black and Latino men, according to a study by Perry Halkitis

Source: Mental Health Burdens Contribute to HIV in Gay Men Says NYU Steinhardt Researcher
#20030
Israeli Author A.B. Yehoshua to Speak on ?The Ethics of Aesthetics??March 13

Israeli author A.B. Yehoshua, author of the recently released The Retrospective, will discuss his new work in a lecture entitled ?The Ethics of Aesthetics: Looking Back, Looking Ahead,? on Wed., March 13, 5:30 p.m. at NYU?s King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center.

Source: Israeli Author A.B. Yehoshua to Speak on ?The Ethics of Aesthetics??March 13
#20031
Courant?s Kleiner Wins National Academy of Sciences Award

Bruce Kleiner, a professor of mathematics at NYU?s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, was named the recipient of the National Academy of Sciences Award for Scientific Reviewing.

Source: Courant?s Kleiner Wins National Academy of Sciences Award
#20032
?Fotogramas? Exhibit Opens Feb. 12 at NYU?s King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center

" 'Fotogramas' and Film Culture in 1940s and 1950s Spain" will showcase covers of the magazine from 1946 to 1962, together with displays relating to censorship, cinema theaters, and handbills from the 1940s and 1950s in Spain.

Source: ?Fotogramas? Exhibit Opens Feb. 12 at NYU?s King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center
#20033
NYU?s Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing Releases ?ConsultGeriRN? its First iPad App

The App is designed to help healthcare professionals with their decision making in providing the best quality care for older adults.

Source: NYU?s Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing Releases ?ConsultGeriRN? its First iPad App
#20034
What to do with your old laptop


Source: What to do with your old laptop
#20035
A Visit to AVG?s Virus Labs Nerve Center

As I am based in AVG?s office in San Francisco, California, it?s a treat to visit the home of the company in Brno in Czech Republic where it all began. Two and half years ago, AVG?s various offices in the Czech second city were combined at one location and the team is now based in [...]

Source: A Visit to AVG?s Virus Labs Nerve Center
#20036
This Valentine?s Day, Keep Your Head On

Love makes you do crazy things. For many, Valentine?s Day is an occasion to reveal things or splurge on things that ordinarily wouldn?t make the cut. What?s more, the state of love-impaired judgment makes not only the actions questionable, but our methods as well. Is it wise to make your crush known on a Facebook [...]

Source: This Valentine?s Day, Keep Your Head On
#20037
How to self audit your public information

Yesterday morning while packing to leave a hotel room I stopped what I was doing as the BBC were showing an article relating to Safer Internet Day. A woman and her daughter?s names, and town where they live, were shared with an internet security expert who researched what information he could find on them. I [...]

Source: How to self audit your public information
#20038
Your Reputation in a Single Tweet?

By now, many of you will have heard about Twitter?s security breach on last Friday, where usernames, e-mail addresses, session IDs and encrypted passwords may have been exposed for up to 250,000 users. Twitter was able to detect and shut down the attack moments after it began ? and automatically reset passwords for all the [...]

Source: Your Reputation in a Single Tweet?
#20039
Cyberbullying in the Office: The Politics of Friending Your Workmates

When we hear the term ?cyberbullying,? many of us immediately think of mean-spirited kids using social media to intimidate other children. But bullying survives long into adulthood and has migrated to the workplace, according to the latest installment of AVGs Digital Diaries series: Digital Work Life. Digital Work Life examines the intersection ? or rather [...]

Source: Cyberbullying in the Office: The Politics of Friending Your Workmates
#20040
CES shows desire to create a simpler life through automation

In my mind, this year?s CES had a theme: life simplification via automation. From a driverless car to a gutter-cleaning robot, what does it all mean?   Let?s look at my future life: Work finishes up and I jump into a cab to take me to a dinner engagement. It?s one of the new driverless [...]

Source: CES shows desire to create a simpler life through automation
#20041
My favorite technology at CES from smartphones, gutter cleaners to a ride-on suitcase

From phone covers to self-driving cars, CES 2013 covered everything you can imagine to make our lives simpler and more enjoyable via clever and smart technology. But what was it that caught my eye?   Sony Xperia Z Another smartphone I hear you say. Yes, but with some added features that make it stand out, [...]

Source: My favorite technology at CES from smartphones, gutter cleaners to a ride-on suitcase
#20042
Keeping your MMO accounts safe

It?s no secret that gaming is more popular than ever, and as broadband services are upgrading to faster Fiber Optic connections more of those games are taking place online. World of Warcraft, Eve Online, League of Legends, Team Fortress 2, and Diablo 3 are just some of the most popular online games at the moment [...]

Source: Keeping your MMO accounts safe
#20043
Striking the right digital balance

AVG recently spoke to a focus group of moms in the USA and the UK to talk about their child?s online habits and how they safeguard their little ones from inappropriate content online. Needless to say, more and more parents are concerned about what their child is doing online and are becoming ever more watchful [...]

Source: Striking the right digital balance
#20044
Buying and Protecting Mobile Phones for your kids

While many parents still think kids as young as eight don?t need cell phones, a recent survey found the majority of parents no longer feel that way: Nearly six out of ten parents said they bought their pre-teens a mobile device. The arguments for sending young children off to school with cell phones are valid [...]

Source: Buying and Protecting Mobile Phones for your kids
#20045
New Year?s Online Clean-Up Tips for Grads and Job Seekers

It?s that time of year again when many people take stock of their lives, settle on some resolutions, and try to make the next year better than the last. You too are probably thinking about ways to improve your life. But there could be something holding you back: your online life. That?s why the New [...]

Source: New Year?s Online Clean-Up Tips for Grads and Job Seekers
#20046
Holiday Parties: Act Like the Celebrity That You Are

Stop. Before you step out into the night for that holiday party, consider this: Will you know and trust everyone expected to be there? Do you care if you get tipsy? Are you happy with how you?re dressed? Now ask those questions again knowing at any given moment, a photo or video could be taken [...]

Source: Holiday Parties: Act Like the Celebrity That You Are
#20047
AVG NewsWire 50: QR code bandits on the rise

It?s that time again for a latest round up of security stories from around the web that hit our screens over the last week. This isn?t a detailed account of each story but instead just enough to keep you in the know so that I can say I told you so. QR Codes: Friend of [...]

Source: AVG NewsWire 50: QR code bandits on the rise
#20048
How To Tips / Best Tips on The Santa Claus Conundrum
March 07, 2013, 08:27:10 AM
The Santa Claus Conundrum

Ever had to explain to a child how Santa?s able to get into our house at night while thieves cannot? I recently found myself trapped in just that sort of conversation with a four year-old. Her questions at first seemed innocuous enough: ?What keeps a burglar from coming down our chimney?? The chimney is too [...]

Source: The Santa Claus Conundrum
#20049
He Sees You When You?re Sleeping?

The holidays always bring back some of the most poignant memories from when I was a kid. The anticipation in waiting for Santa, for one, was palpable. But there was also some discomfort in knowing that not only did Santa have a list of the naughty and nice, he was even checking it twice. How? [...]

Source: He Sees You When You?re Sleeping?
#20050
Twitter and your perfect job

Tell us a little bit about what you do: I head the careers service and business relations service at the private, but not for profit, Regent’s College London. We train students in preparing for job applications, networking, interviews, but also how to really hit the ground running in the workplace. We also provide students with [...]

Source: Twitter and your perfect job
#20051
Is the CV dead?  A summary of the AVG Digital Diaries blogger event


Source: Is the CV dead?  A summary of the AVG Digital Diaries blogger event
#20052
Weekly NewsWire 49: Goblins and Hashtags

It?s that time again for a latest round up of security stories from around the web that hit our screens last week. This isn?t a detailed account of each story but instead just enough to keep you in the know so that I can say I told you so.   Microsoft Fighting Goblins: Microsoft will [...]

Source: Weekly NewsWire 49: Goblins and Hashtags
#20053
Mind your manners with LinkMe SMS bracelet

Stop pulling out your phone and checking messages. This Kickstarter accessory puts them right on your wrist. [Read more]


Source: Mind your manners with LinkMe SMS bracelet
#20054
Boeing Dreamliner battery-fire report out tomorrow

The National Transportation Safety Board is set to release its interim report on the Japan Airlines Boeing 787-8 battery fire. [Read more]


Source: Boeing Dreamliner battery-fire report out tomorrow
#20055
Three name-your-own price indie game bundles

Pay a little for a few games or a little more for a whole boatload of them. Most are for Windows, but some cover all platforms -- including Android! [Read more]


Source: Three name-your-own price indie game bundles
#20056
Mu aims to offer thermal imaging cam for cheap

Thermal imaging cameras usually cost more than a thousand bucks, but an upcoming device could give more people access to the all-seeing temperature detection tech for far less. [Read more]


Source: Mu aims to offer thermal imaging cam for cheap
#20057
Sheryl Sandberg launches site to inspire women to 'Lean In'

Facebook's chief operating officer is moonlighting as an entrepreneur and using a new Web site to encourage female professionals to band together in circles. [Read more]


Source: Sheryl Sandberg launches site to inspire women to 'Lean In'
#20058
Samsung's investment in Sharp could prick Apple

While the Korean electronics giant says it's not going to intervene in Sharp's business management, it could end up with early insight into new tech and influence future products. And that could be a risk for Apple. [Read more]


Source: Samsung's investment in Sharp could prick Apple
#20059
Could goggles hold key to detecting strokes early?

Johns Hopkins neurologist says device reminiscent of swim goggles will help detect strokes faster in emergency rooms -- and help save lives. [Read more]


Source: Could goggles hold key to detecting strokes early?
#20060
Roku 3 streaming box rocks new features

The latest Roku puts a new spin on the remote, Google+ sports a new design ahead of Facebook, and Foap will pay you for pictures. [Read more]


Source: Roku 3 streaming box rocks new features
#20061
Hottest cars from Geneva auto show caught on tape

CNET's Car Tech crew, Wayne Cunningham and Antuan Goodwin, bring you the most mind-blowing videos from the 2013 Geneva auto show. [Read more]


Source: Hottest cars from Geneva auto show caught on tape
#20062
Facebook's breast police censor famous art museum

The Jeu De Paume in Paris posts an artful photograph that happens to feature a topless woman on Facebook. Its account has its head cut off. [Read more]


Source: Facebook's breast police censor famous art museum
#20063
Growing pressure in Congress to fix flaws in DMCA law

Since its inception in 1998, the Digital Millennium Copyright has been a touchstone for (digital) controversy. Finally, spurred by a flap over cell phone unlocking, politicians may be ready to act. [Read more]


Source: Growing pressure in Congress to fix flaws in DMCA law
#20064
On Quora, reviews are the new Q&A

The service is expanding its take on questions and answers to allow for reviews. [Read more]


Source: On Quora, reviews are the new Q&A
#20065
Google celebrates one year of Google Play with deals

To mark the first anniversary of the Android Market becoming Google Play, Google is offering discounts and freebies on apps, games, and other content. [Read more]


Source: Google celebrates one year of Google Play with deals
#20066
The 404 1,221: Where it's the fungus that kills us (podcast)

Scott Stein joins Jeff Bakalar on this episode of the 404. The guys geek out over the plot line in The Last of Us, roll their eyes at today's insane weather coverage and hypothesize about the next Star Wars film. [Read more]


Source: The 404 1,221: Where it's the fungus that kills us (podcast)
#20067
'Sesame Street' tops 1 billion YouTube views, the Count celebrates

How do you get to be the first nonprofit to top 1 billion YouTube views? One view at a time. The Count from "Sesame Street" tallies them up. [Read more]


Source: 'Sesame Street' tops 1 billion YouTube views, the Count celebrates
#20068
Chillsner chills beer bottles from the inside out

The Chillsner from Corkcicle is a beer chiller that inserts into the bottle. Filled with a thermal gel, the beer accessory makes forgetting that bottle of beer in the freezer a thing of the past. [Read more]


Source: Chillsner chills beer bottles from the inside out
#20069
Carl Icahn to take up stake in Dell, says CNBC

Unnamed sources say the businessman will have a 6 percent stake and that he's urging the computer maker not to go forward with the buyout proposed by Michael Dell and investment firm Silver Lake. [Read more]


Source: Carl Icahn to take up stake in Dell, says CNBC
#20070
Man allegedly cuts Internet, TV wires 'to relieve brain'

A Minneapolis man allegedly believes that his brain is suffering excessive pressures from wires that conduct data and voices. He takes action. [Read more]


Source: Man allegedly cuts Internet, TV wires 'to relieve brain'
#20071
Why Facebook needs a new News Feed, and now

If News Feed were a window, the frame would be dilapidated and the glass distorted after nine years of wear and tear. The window, if it is to provide an engrossing enough view, needs a remodel. [Read more]


Source: Why Facebook needs a new News Feed, and now
#20072
Telly for iOS udpates to 2.0, adds Vine-like capability

The updated Telly app for iOS now lets users pause and resume recording. [Read more]


Source: Telly for iOS udpates to 2.0, adds Vine-like capability
#20073
WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup September 13

WebmasterWorld's weekly roundup of hot topics and discussions you may have missed in the last few days. (-Subscription required)

Source: WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup September 13
#20074
Google Quietly Adds Car Insurance Comparison to Financial Services

"Following credit cards and bank accounts, Google has quietly launched a price comparison service for car insurance in the UK, one which appears prominently on its search engine result pages when querying the relevant keywords "

Source: Google Quietly Adds Car Insurance Comparison to Financial Services
#20075
The Status of Social Authority Signals In Google

WebmasterWorld Members discuss the status of social media signals with Google, and whether their is any 'authority' with those signals.

Source: The Status of Social Authority Signals In Google
#20076
Zuckerberg On Facebook Search Engine: "At some point we'll do it"

"We have a team working on it."

Source: Zuckerberg On Facebook Search Engine: "At some point we'll do it"
#20077
Feedburner Is Dying?

Google neglected to renew the feedburner.jp domain. All services using that domain have gone dark. How long will Feedburner be there for the rest of us?

Source: Feedburner Is Dying?
#20078
Your AdSense Earnings Less in 2012 than in 2003?

When someone posts that they are earning less in 2003 than in 2012, it's easy to dismiss it that the world has changed. It's too easy. But then again it's always more difficult to take a moment to think things through, so one can't be faulted for dismissing such a statement. But if you do dismiss that statement then you'll miss out on what's really going on behind the scenes.

Source: Your AdSense Earnings Less in 2012 than in 2003?
#20079
GoDaddy Outage: Millions of Sites Affected

According to the official GoDaddy Twitter account the company is aware of the issue and is working to resolve it.

Source: GoDaddy Outage: Millions of Sites Affected
#20080
New Google AdSense Support Options

Google AdSense has launched new support options for Publishers.

Source: New Google AdSense Support Options
#20081
Google Updates and SERP Changes - September 2012

WebmasterWorld's monthly look at Google's SERPs changes.

Source: Google Updates and SERP Changes - September 2012
#20082
Google SERPs and Traffic Shifting: Penguin Update Started?

WebmasterWorld Members reporting swings and shifts in SERPs and traffic.

Source: Google SERPs and Traffic Shifting: Penguin Update Started?
#20083
Firefox 15.0.1 Fixes Not So Private Browsing Bug

This new version resolves the issue but it doesn't clear the files and cookies you may have downloaded while in private browsing mode.

Source: Firefox 15.0.1 Fixes Not So Private Browsing Bug
#20084
WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup September 6

WebmasterWorld's weekly roundup of hot topics and discussions you may have missed in the last few days. (-Subscription required)

Source: WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup September 6
#20085
"Bing It On" Blind Comparison Test

Bing launches 'Bing It On" blind comparison test.

Source: "Bing It On" Blind Comparison Test
#20086
Twitter API V1.1 Launches, With API Clarification Over API Limits

"The 100,000 user token limit applies only to the small set of clients replicating the core Twitter experience."

Source: Twitter API V1.1 Launches, With API Clarification Over API Limits
#20087
Bing Experiments with More than 10 Results on SERPs.

Members notice Bing increasing the number of results on SERP's.

Source: Bing Experiments with More than 10 Results on SERPs.
#20088
German Search News Listing Law Gets Legs with Backing By Cabinet

The German cabinet gave its backing Wednesday to a draft law extending copyright protection to snippets of news articles republished by search engines, although proposals to make bloggers pay to quote articles they comment on have been dropped. Google said it was a bad day for the Internet in Germany. The law is about piracy and stealing content on the internet, said federation spokeswoman Anja Pasquay. Search engines are pirating content by publishing the snippets, "and they don't even ask, they simply take it," she said.

Source: German Search News Listing Law Gets Legs with Backing By Cabinet
#20089
Mashable: Did Google Just Jump the Shark?

One of the most heavily read blogs on the Web, Tee's Up Google from an Op-Ed piece : "In case you missed it, Google broke a cardinal rule of its famously clean white-space design Tuesday morning. For the first time, the company put an animated banner ad on its sacrosanct search homepage.

Source: Mashable: Did Google Just Jump the Shark?
#20090
Google Copyright Infringement Take Down Actions Skyrocket 1100%

Google is receiving over a million requests for result removals a week

Source: Google Copyright Infringement Take Down Actions Skyrocket 1100%
#20091
IAC Has Bought About.com From The New York Times For $300M In Cash

"...$300 million acquisition price includes About.com, ConsumerSearch.com and CalorieCount.com and the deal will close in the next several weeks. Full release below."

Source: IAC Has Bought About.com From The New York Times For $300M In Cash
#20092
Google crafts algorithms to get more women in more positions

Engineering has historically been male-dominated, but geek culture runs particularly deep at the Chocolate Factory, where job interviews involve marching potential recruits through a battery of logic puzzles and coding challenges that rival most oral dissertation exams.  Google-watchers say that tendency has increased since Larry Page became the company's CEO in 2011. A programmer himself, Page has assembled an inner circle of top product engineers to help steer the company, most of whom have been men.

Source: Google crafts algorithms to get more women in more positions
#20093
What Does Over Optimization Really Mean?

This long wandering thread has some very interesting insights into what search engines may consider 'over optimization'.

Source: What Does Over Optimization Really Mean?
#20094
Server Migrated, DNS Migrated, but Google Still Spiders Old Server

It has been about ten days since we migrated. I have been waiting for Google to get the news that this server is not "the" server anymore, but they still crawl it.

Source: Server Migrated, DNS Migrated, but Google Still Spiders Old Server
#20095
I'm Feeling Kinda Sorta Maybe Lucky?

"... on Thursday Google tweaked the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button on its front door, the option that fetches immediate results based on your search queries. Now, scrolling over the button leads to other types of 'feelings,' which return various nerdy results."

Source: I'm Feeling Kinda Sorta Maybe Lucky?
#20096
Facebook Adds Sponsored Search Advertising Option

"Facebook on Wednesday officially launched a new type of ad that shows up when you use the social network's search bar. The new ads, called "Sponsored Results," to a degree follow in the footsteps of one of Facebook's biggest rivals: Google."

Source: Facebook Adds Sponsored Search Advertising Option
#20097
Jury finds Samsung guilty of infringing on Apple's patents

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Source: Jury finds Samsung guilty of infringing on Apple's patents
#20098
New interface or adsense webpage CSS look

"...a cleaner design on the Adsense page."

Source: New interface or adsense webpage CSS look
#20099
Microsoft Updates Logo

For the first time in 25 years, Microsoft is changing its corporate logo.

Source: Microsoft Updates Logo
#20100
Panda Refresh Monday 8/20/2012

Googler confirms update with Tweet.

Source: Panda Refresh Monday 8/20/2012