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Louvre ‘most popular’ art attraction of 2011
The Louvre gallery in Paris - home of famous works such as the Mona Lisa - was the most popular art attraction in the world in 2011. This is according to the Art Newspaper, which claimed nearly 8.9 million people passed through the gallery's doors over the...
The Funniest Ads of All Time
With the price of advertising rising, big brands are increasingly under pressure to leave a lasting impression on their consumers! In fact prices are so high that for a 30 second commercial during this years Super Bowl cost an eye watering $3.5million!
Adverts that usually do well tend to be funny adverts or adverts that you can share with your friends which in turn they share with their friends and so on….After all laughter is contagious.
So here are my picks for the 10 funniest ads of all time. Laugh, share and leave me your thoughts on which you think the funniest ad ever in the comments below.
“Inkjet moment” nearing for 3D printers
The technology used in 3D printers may be nearing an "inkjet moment" that will see it become more accessible and useful to everyday users. This is the claim of Brad Moon, writing for InvestorPlace, who likened the current situation to the early days of ink...
Tablet gaming ‘set for huge growth’
People who use a media tablet as a primary computing device for applications such as browsing the web and editing photos to be printed using ink supplies may also be turning to their gadget as a gaming platform. It has been predicted by Juniper Research that the...
Twitter celebrates sixth birthday
Social media service Twitter has been celebrating its sixth birthday this week, with the site still growing at a fast rate. In a statement posted on the company's official blog, it was noted there are now more than 140 million active users on the network, sending...
6 Points to defining a Great Company
What defines a company? Its people? Products maybe? Location? This question is asked on numerous occasions throughout the world; and various people have given their definitions. Building on these, I’m going to answer the question – What defines a great company?. Two...
Choosing the right printer ‘can prevent problems’
People looking to purchase a new printer and ink supplies may find it easier to get good results if they match the machine they choose to their expected usage. This is according to Steven Feldstein, Frank Martin and Bob Burnett from Brother, who told Gizmodo many...
Wearable technology sparks privacy concerns
The implementation of technology into clothing could pose new issues related to privacy, experts have warned. ITBusiness.ca reports that as new gadgets become interwoven into garments - which may range from practical communications equipment for military personnel to...
Android and Apple increase smartphone market share
Both Android and iOS have increased their share of the UK smartphone market over the past 12 months, new research has found, with Google's platform now controlling nearly half the sector. According to the latest figures from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech, Android...
Consumers ‘highly value’ internet connections
Many people in the UK rate having access to the internet as one of their highest priorities, ahead of a range of other luxuries, new research has found. A study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) revealed the average Briton places a value of £2,175 per year on...