Each good thought Of mine Is a rainbow-beauty
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Tech Life- Livemint.com- Facebook redraws site’s privacy boundariesUsers can make information viewable outside Facebook and also limit access to certain information
- The tech behind electronica, sliding levels & a return to more tweepleGaurav Malikar from the Electronica band Basic Love of Things (B.L.O.T) talks to Krish Raghav about the different kinds of editing suites and softwares used by artists to create Electronica music; we also explore a new “platform game” and finally three twitter accounts that are fun to follow
- The Playcast: Launches through telepresence, games that are not quite games and more tweepleOn this weeks edition of the podcast, Sidin Vadukut speaks to Anurima Roy of Hatchette India about their recent use of Cisco’s telepresence for a book launch, Krish Raghav tells us about a new game that’s not quite a game and Sidin returns with three more beautiful Tweeple
- The playcast: Of (Google) doodles, car racing and weird voice actingA candid conversation with the Google doodler, a cringeworthy selection of weird video game voices and what it takes to design the biggest racing games we know today
- The Playcast: A digital brand index, the Nokia Forum and more tweepleFind out more about a new index that tracks what people are saying about digital brands online, see why a 200,000 strong community is exciting Nokia and listen to a brand new edition of beautiful tweeple
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- Gallery - Image1Congress workers offering sweets to poster of party president Sonia Gandhi on her 64th birthday at party headquarters in Lucknow on Wednesday. Nand Kumar / PTI
- Gallery - Image2Navy chief Admiral Nirmal Verma shakes hands with Chief of General Staff, Israel, Lt Gen Gabi Ashkenazi during a meeting in New Delhi on Wednesday. Ashkenazi is on a 3-day visit to India. PTI
- Gallery - Image3Santa Claus from Rovaniemi in Finland interacts with children in New Delhi on Wednesday. Saurabh Das / AP
- Gallery - Image4Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah addressing an election rally at Daltonganj in Jharkhand on Wednesday in favour of a Congress party candidate. PTI
- Gallery - Image5Members of environmental activist group Act!onaid, dressed as ‘climate debt agents’, hold up a banner outside the congress centre, at the UN Climate Change Conference 2009, in Copenhagen, on Wednesday. Keld Navntoft / Reuters
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- Low rural poor count key to Maoist wave?Expert group sets new criteria for measuring poverty, revises rural poor up from 28.8% to 41.8% in 2004-05
- Centre concedes demand for Telangana stateThe Centre and the Congress party were forced to take such a step after further deterioration in the health of TRS chief K Chandrasekhar Rao, whose fast-unto-death entered the 11th day
- Analyse cost-benefit carefully: World BankThe report analyses three basic scenarios, which project fuel use in energy-intensive sectors and associated carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions beginning in 2007 through the 15th five-year Plan
- Osian’s art fund fails in art of investingAn art fund is like a mutual fund where investors do not pick the individual investment vehicles and instead invest in a pool of artworks
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- Now, a TV that streams websites direct to the screenIt also doubles as a digital photo-frame, allowing instant access to any pictures stored on the home computer when connected by wireless link
- Google bundles coverage from NYT, Washington PostThe new service will make it easier for readers to follow evolving news stories. Google will package stories from both NYT and the The Washington Post so the coverage can be more easily updated to include new developments
- India breaks into elite science clubThe US, the UK, China, Canada and South Korea are the five other countries to map the genetic code
- Yahoo launches online consumer privacy toolYahoo’s new Ad Interest Manager, released in test form on Monday, is part of a broader industry push toward self-regulation amid mounting concerns about online privacy in Washington
- Bangalore firm gives digital life to cookie monster and friendsIndia currently employs around 35,000 people in the publishing outsourcing space
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- Commonwealth Games hotel projects to be ready only by 2011DIAL’s tardiness sees Delhi staring at a room crunch as deadline for hotels before start of the Games draws near
- Volkswagen’s Suzuki stake to gain India shareJapan’s fourth biggest car maker controls Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, which sells every second car sold in the 1.7 million-plus domestic market and accounts for 20% of the parent’s global sales
- Sebi bans Barclays from issuing PNsODIs or promisory notes are investment vehicles used by overseas investors to buy into Indian stocks or derivatives
- Liberhan report a ‘national joke’, says BJPThe report is devoid of any credibility. It is an unimplementable document and a fraud on fact finding process, leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha ArunJaitley said
- DB Corp fixes IPO price at Rs185-212 per shareThe offer, which ends on 15 December, consists of 12.7 million new shares
- PNB sells stake in PNB Housing FinDestimoney, formerly known as Dawnayday, will further bring in Rs137 crore into PNB Housing Finance
- Govt may sell NMDC shares worth $3 bnA committee of ministers will start selecting arrangers for the sale this week after cabinet approved plans to divest an 8.38% stake
- Telecom tower firms eye consolidation as competition hots upThe consolidation spree was kicked off in 2007 when India’s top mobile operator Bharti Airtel Ltd, Vodafone Essar Ltd and Idea Cellular Ltd decided to pool their resources and hived off their towers into an independent firm, Indus Towers
- Reliance, Hardy Oil to review gas findsThe companies also plan to drill three wells in the KG D9 block
- ECBs can pay for spectrumRBI has banned companies from buying back their foreign currency convertible bonds
- Commonwealth Games hotel projects to be ready only by 2011
