Invention Of The Radio Links

The Strategist Quiz (#080) (Business Standard India)

Which ad agency was behind the line “When it rains it pours, a diamond is forever, I’d walk a mile for a Camel”? Name the vehicle that was designed/made in 75 days flat during the World War II.

CES And The New Austerity (CBS News)

CBS tech correspondent Daniel Sieberg is attending his seventh CES show in Las Vegas. He reflects on how to cover an over-the-top gadget bonanza in a day when many are struggling to buy a toaster.

Tucson service brings written word to life (KVOA Tucson)

Words play a major role in everyone's world, we write them, read them, see them and hear them. But there are some who can't see or read the written word. Imagine living without the ability to see words.

Happy New Year! (GoldSeek.com)

Change is a constant whether perceived or not; but only when we see it do we believe it has occurred. Then, it is too late. The phrase, speculative bubble, is used to describe the financial tumescence that characterizes the often manic unfounded rise of asset values.

Across the universe (Central Midlands & Costal Advocate)

Foretelling the future by the stars has long been a risky business. Take the case of the great 16th-century Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe. In keeping with the fashion of the time, he was also regarded as a competent astrological soothsayer.