If you own a public relations firm, work in the PR industry, or deal with entrepreneurs, here are 10 Public Relations and Life Lessons from Cousin Charles. Think of him as a Warren Buffett for the little guy.
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The Cuckoo’s Nest was supposed to be a private club for Silicon Valley entrepreneurs to mingle over lunch. Now it’s the plaintiff in a new lawsuit against co-founder Tony Perkins seeking ove r$550,000 in damages and allegedly misappropriated funds.
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Earbud maker Phazon raised $1.8 million on Indiegogo and promised to deliver its product to backers in July. It missed that deadline, and now says it will get them out in November.
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How Jeff Bezos Is Hurtling Toward World Domination
Today, the question is not whether Amazon can survive but whether we can survive without Amazon.
July 12, 2016 at 02:03PM
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AMD’s Radeon RX 480 once again offers a compelling reason to own a desktop PC for those interested in a wide range of applications ranging from photo and video editing to gaming to VR, and for a reasonable cost.
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This Spectacular Box Illusion Was Created Using Projectors And Industrial Robots
Ce n’est pas une box.
July 12, 2016 at 01:01PM
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Corporate recruiting is broken, as you probably know if you have ever tried to obtain a job using company job boards. Inexplicably, even the best resumes and most qualified candidates fall into a black hole, never to be seen again, when they’re submitted through the traditional corporate pipeline. In fact, statistics show that 85% of applicants don’t hear back after submitting an application—and, 71% of employers claim that they can’t find a candidate with the right skill set.
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Three things things happened in the past week. Each of them, a turning point in our world’s rapid shift from a physical to a digital environment. Citizen journalism – and all its complexity – is here to stay.
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Out beyond Neptune, the icy collection of distant, frozen worlds known as the Kuiper belt orbits slowly around the Sun, with each body taking hundreds or even thousands of years to complete a revolution. Most of them are incredibly small and faint, and the more than 60 years that elapsed between the discovery of Pluto and the second Kuiper belt object — 1992 QB1 — illustrates exactly that. Now, a dedicated survey, the Outer Solar System Origins Survey (OSSOS), is committed to cataloguing as many of the brightest, largest Kuiper belt objects present in our Solar System as possible. In its first big find, the collaboration just announced the discovery of a new, giant world 700 kilometers in diameter: 2015 RR245.
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Although First Solar’s Cd-Te solar panels have been recording significant efficiency gains over the last three years, they have lagged behind their silicon peers in terms of rated peak power. This means that a larger number of solar panels are required for a given system size, translating into higher balance of systems costs (such as mounting and labor). However, the company looks set to address this handicap with the introduction of its much anticipated Series 5 modules, which were unveiled in late June. Below we take a look at why the module may be very important to First Solar’s business.
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