Not a joke: The Europeana link below has been "incentivised"...
...and by clicking on it you could win "the latest iPod Touch" (whatever that might be). From my Inbox:
"All Europeana’s features are fully functioning now and we would like to know what you think about the site. We’re currently running a survey in all 27 EU languages. Your feedback is important for the future development of Europeana, so let us know what you want.
Thanks,
The Europeana Team"
http://www.europeana.eu/
Remember, darlings - there's always eBay, should you happen to win. ;o)
(Europeana previously covered here: http://community.livejournal.com/academics_uk/67014.html)
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Edit: This, on the other hand, may be a joke...
"MBA 2.0
Business schools can remain vital in the years ahead-if they reinvent themselves as intellectual hubs that tackle big problems..."
Fortunately, big problems have traditionally been nice little earners.
Dipak Jain's article is here: http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/content/may2009/bs20090511_972029.htm
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Additional Items: (For D.) Much as the term "Cloud Developer" carries a little God-like weight, the downside is that it makes one sound like a mate of Slartibartfast's. (He won an award for Norway, y'know.)
Endnote: Why having children can really f*ck up your Wi-Fi: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/252595/baby-monitors-killing-urban-wifi.html
"All Europeana’s features are fully functioning now and we would like to know what you think about the site. We’re currently running a survey in all 27 EU languages. Your feedback is important for the future development of Europeana, so let us know what you want.
Thanks,
The Europeana Team"
http://www.europeana.eu/
Remember, darlings - there's always eBay, should you happen to win. ;o)
(Europeana previously covered here: http://community.livejournal.com/academics_uk/67014.html)
___________________________
Edit: This, on the other hand, may be a joke...
"MBA 2.0
Business schools can remain vital in the years ahead-if they reinvent themselves as intellectual hubs that tackle big problems..."
Fortunately, big problems have traditionally been nice little earners.
Dipak Jain's article is here: http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/content/may2009/bs20090511_972029.htm
___________________________
Additional Items: (For D.) Much as the term "Cloud Developer" carries a little God-like weight, the downside is that it makes one sound like a mate of Slartibartfast's. (He won an award for Norway, y'know.)
Endnote: Why having children can really f*ck up your Wi-Fi: http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/252595/baby-monitors-killing-urban-wifi.html