Que si dos millones, que si sólo 250.000 personas, que si millón 300mil...
pues que sepas que fueron poco más de 55.000.
No lo digo yo, lo dice LYNCE, un proyecto que pretende de una vez por todas acabar con la guerra de cifras.
No pienses que es que son unos rojos, vendidos, lectores de Público. Entra en su web y verás que son objetivos: antibolonias, anti racismo, manifestaciones de sindicatos... todos se quedan con el culo al aire.
Fuente noticias Yahoo!
lunes 19 de octubre de 2009
viernes 18 de septiembre de 2009
Regala memoria
me han pasado un link a este video de street marketing.
creo que no hace falta comentar... ¿no?
creo que no hace falta comentar... ¿no?
viernes 8 de mayo de 2009
¿Futuro o ciencia ficción?
Esto es lo que se veía allá por los ochenta... ¿Leer el periódico desde casa en la pantalla del ordenador? ¡Pamplinas!
Gracias Laura!
miércoles 6 de mayo de 2009
Sym Wolf 150cc
Hace unos meses que estoy detras de la Sym Wolf 125cc, una moto nueva con corte clásico, setentera, preciosa. Por desgracia no cumple la nueva norma euro3 de emisiones, por lo que la han dejado de importar y no hay mercado de segunda mano. Navegando para enterarme de más cosas de esta maravilla mecánica, topé con el foro de wolferos, donde se informaba de una nueva versión de 150cc.
Según el blog fuente, scooter news, se pondrá a la venta este otoño por menos de 3.000$ esta preciosidad,pero, claro, no parece que vaya a llegar a españa por la maldita euro3...jueves 23 de abril de 2009
Chris de Wolfe se va a la china
Sí, el capo de MySpace, por mutuo acuerdo con la empresa, se va a China como Consejero estratégico.
Corta-pega del press release
Chris DeWolfe to Step Down as CEO of MySpace
Will serve as strategic advisor to Company
______________________
Los Angeles, CA, April 22, 2009 - MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe and News Corporation’s Chief Digital Officer Jonathan Miller, announced today that, by mutual agreement, Mr. DeWolfe will not be renewing his contract and will be stepping down in the near future. Mr. DeWolfe will continue to serve on the board of MySpace China and will be a strategic advisor to the Company.
Additionally, Mr. Miller announced that he was in discussions with Tom Anderson, MySpace’s president, about Mr. Anderson assuming a new role in the organization.
“Chris and Tom are true pioneers and we greatly value the tremendous job they’ve done in growing MySpace into what it is today,” said Mr. Miller. “Thanks largely to their vision, MySpace has become a vibrant creative community with 130 million passionate followers worldwide. It is an enormously successful property and we look forward to building on its achievements with a new management structure we’ll announce in the near future.”
“In a little under six years we’ve grown MySpace from a small operation with seven people to a very profitable business with over 1,600 employees,” said Mr. DeWolfe. “It’s been one of the best experiences of my life and we’re proud of, and grateful to, the team of talented people who helped us along the way. We thank them, as well as the MySpace community for making our vision a reality.”
“From the very beginning, our driving passion has been simple - to create and foster a platform where people across the globe can not only meet and interact, but share music, videos, thoughts and ideas,” said Mr. Anderson. I look forward to working with Jon. I love this business, and look forward to its next chapter.”
News Corporation (NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA; ASX: NWS, NWSLV) had total assets as of December 31, 2008 of approximately US$50 billion and total annual revenues of approximately US$33 billion. News Corporation is a diversified global media company with operations in eight industry segments: filmed entertainment; television; cable network programming; direct broadcast satellite television; magazines and inserts; newspapers and information services; book publishing; and other. The activities of News Corporation are conducted principally in the United States, Continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, Asia and Latin America.
Corta-pega del press release
Chris DeWolfe to Step Down as CEO of MySpace
Will serve as strategic advisor to Company
______________________
Los Angeles, CA, April 22, 2009 - MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe and News Corporation’s Chief Digital Officer Jonathan Miller, announced today that, by mutual agreement, Mr. DeWolfe will not be renewing his contract and will be stepping down in the near future. Mr. DeWolfe will continue to serve on the board of MySpace China and will be a strategic advisor to the Company.
Additionally, Mr. Miller announced that he was in discussions with Tom Anderson, MySpace’s president, about Mr. Anderson assuming a new role in the organization.
“Chris and Tom are true pioneers and we greatly value the tremendous job they’ve done in growing MySpace into what it is today,” said Mr. Miller. “Thanks largely to their vision, MySpace has become a vibrant creative community with 130 million passionate followers worldwide. It is an enormously successful property and we look forward to building on its achievements with a new management structure we’ll announce in the near future.”
“In a little under six years we’ve grown MySpace from a small operation with seven people to a very profitable business with over 1,600 employees,” said Mr. DeWolfe. “It’s been one of the best experiences of my life and we’re proud of, and grateful to, the team of talented people who helped us along the way. We thank them, as well as the MySpace community for making our vision a reality.”
“From the very beginning, our driving passion has been simple - to create and foster a platform where people across the globe can not only meet and interact, but share music, videos, thoughts and ideas,” said Mr. Anderson. I look forward to working with Jon. I love this business, and look forward to its next chapter.”
News Corporation (NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA; ASX: NWS, NWSLV) had total assets as of December 31, 2008 of approximately US$50 billion and total annual revenues of approximately US$33 billion. News Corporation is a diversified global media company with operations in eight industry segments: filmed entertainment; television; cable network programming; direct broadcast satellite television; magazines and inserts; newspapers and information services; book publishing; and other. The activities of News Corporation are conducted principally in the United States, Continental Europe, the United Kingdom, Australia, Asia and Latin America.
martes 21 de abril de 2009
El renacimiento de las telemétricas
Parece que las cámaras telemétricas vuelven a las calles. Olympus ha presentado un par de prototipos de compactas de altas prestaciones y objetivos intercambiables.
yo he visto esta Olympus M43 en XatakaFoto y ha sido amor a primera vista!
Me recuerda tanto a las Yashicas TTLs o a la Canonet QL17...
Según cuentan, podrían hacerse un hueco bastante majo, similar al que tuvieron las telemétricas en la era analógica (que molaba más) para fotografía de reportaje, social y callejera.
¡Yo quiero una de estas ya!
Fuente\Xatakafoto
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