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| 1. | 3.0 | rate | Let’s Justify Facebook’s $300-Per-User Valuation  addinfo
Some quick math makes Facebook’s $15 billion valuation look even crazier. Apparently the guys over at Silicon Valley Insider also bothered to crunch the numbers. |
| 2. | 3.0 | rate | Top 10 Internet Marketing Tips for 2008 addinfo
Internet Marketing has grown phenomenally over the last few years but the shift has quite clearly moved to a market that is driven by the consumer and that is no longer dictated by journalists and corporates. |
| 3. | 3.0 | rate | Where Every Ad Knows Your Name addinfo
Is every ad you see on the Internet going to reflect what you have been doing and reading about lately? |
| 4. | 3.0 | rate | Do you believe in fun shopping for men? addinfo
We all know this stereotype claiming that only women adore shopping, and when it comes to fun shopping there's no room for men. True? |
| 5. | 3.0 | rate | Tips on buying Apple iPhone addinfo
The article provides tips on how you can get an iPhone at the best price available. |
| 6. | 3.0 | rate | Enlarge your shopping experience with Group Buy addinfo
Group Buy is a new shopping strategy that allows shoppers wishing to buy similar items unite in groups to make purchases at wholesale prices. Want to know why you should try it? Read this article. |
| 7. | 3.0 | rate | Brief history of shopping addinfo
Shopping is an integral part of our life today. Want to know the evolution of shopping? Read this article. |
| 8. | 3.0 | rate | Social Shopping and Networking will drive e-Commerce addinfo
Social shopping and networking trends discussed at the 4th Annual Internet Retailer 2008 Conference & Exhibition, the world's largest e-retailing event. |
| 9. | 3.0 | rate | Group Buy Vs traditional online shopping, what's the verdict? addinfo
Group Buy or traditional online shopping? Which shopping model has more advantages if we consider 3 major aspects that usually have a great influence on our decision-making process? |
| 10. | 3.0 | rate | Fast Food: Ads vs. Reality addinfo
Each item was purchased, taken home, and photographed immediately. |
| 11. | 3.0 | rate | Top 10: Historic & Cultural Places addinfo
Discover 10 lands that have served as the home to great civilizations, legendary battles, great statesmen, revolutions, and various aspects that have defined and shaped the world. |
| 12. | 3.0 | rate | Irish companies harness sea power addinfo
Irish companies say they could harvest power from the turbulent waters off Ireland's West Coast in a few years. They want to bring the technology to the U.S. and New Zealand too. |
| 13. | 3.0 | rate | Top 10 tech we miss addinfo
Technology evolves. Good technologies and products usually survive; poor ones usually go extinct. But not all of the technologies and tech products that have swirled down the drain of the tech gene pool deserved their fate. |
| 14. | 3.0 | rate | Amazon Launches Text-Message Shopping addinfo
SEATTLE (AP) - Amazon.com Inc.'s brick-and-mortar competitors have yet another reason to fear the Web: a new service that lets shoppers compare prices and buy things with a few quick taps on their cell phones. |
| 15. | 3.0 | rate | Learning what makes Facebook tick addinfo
A group of students at Stanford University in the heart of Silicon Valley have turned their attention towards a unique course that blends popular culture with the more time-worn principles of psychology. |
| 16. | 3.0 | rate | Top 10 most controversial ads addinfo
The "Get unhooked" advert aimed at getting people to quit smoking was the most complained about advert last year. |
| 17. | 3.0 | rate | North Pole could be ice-free this summer, scientists say addinfo
The North Pole may be briefly ice-free by September as global warming melts away Arctic sea ice, according to scientists from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colorado. |
| 18. | 3.0 | rate | Gamers abuzz with rumors about E3 addinfo
The big three players of the nearly $37.5 billion video-gaming industry will reveal their newest, biggest and most secretive products in Los Angeles next week at the E3 Media and Business Summit, putting a temporary end to the industry's massive game of c |
| 19. | 3.0 | rate | Google launches new space race to the moon addinfo
When Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon, he uttered unforgettable words. But the next visitor to roam the lunar landscape may send back e-mail instead. |
| 20. | 3.0 | rate | Cancer expert warns employees on cell phones addinfo
The head of a prominent cancer research institute issued an unprecedented warning to his faculty and staff Wednesday: Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk of cancer. |
| 21. | 3.0 | rate | Book Blames Titanic Tragedy On Use of Low Grade Rivets addinfo
The tragic sinking of the Titanic nearly a century ago can be blamed on low grade rivets that the ship's builders used on some parts of the ill-fated liner, two experts on metals conclude in a new book. |
| 22. | 3.0 | rate | Are You Hot or Not? A Computer Knows addinfo
The world’s most superficial computer may have just been created. Researchers at the University of Tel Aviv have programmed the computer to successfully determine just how beautiful (or not) a woman is. |
| 23. | 3.0 | rate | The worst fat myths exploded! addinfo
An informative article revealing the most popular fat myths |
| 24. | 3.0 | rate | 20+ Social Sites You Should Bookmark addinfo
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| 25. | 3.0 | rate | Does the Human Brain Possess Potential Super Powers? addinfo
A Daily Galaxy post last year, The Importance of Being Forgetful, featured the built-in neural process of forgetting, which discussed why the average human brain is equipped with the ability to filter through seemingly irrelevant details. |
| 26. | 3.0 | rate | Survey of eating habits reinforces ideas about men and women addinfo
ATLANTA (AP) — If men are from Mars and women are from Venus, then Mars is a land where the refrigerators are stocked with meat and frozen pizza and Venus has a bounty of yogurt, fruits and vegetables, new research suggests. |
| 27. | 3.0 | rate | Has Microsoft Sent Yahoo into a Death Spiral? addinfo
In trying to buy Yahoo, Microsoft had a clear goal: To be No. 2 to Google in search and advertising. If things keep going the way they are heading, it may well achieve that goal without spending the $50 billion Yahoo would have cost. |
| 28. | 3.0 | rate | Study shows bananas make baby boys addinfo
Women can influence the gender of their child with what they eat before they conceive, according to new research that lends scientific support to age-old superstitions about pregnancy. |
| 29. | 3.0 | rate | Google Wants to Help Web Sites Make New Friends addinfo
Last week, site owners learned they could add information about their users from MySpace and Facebook. |
| 30. | 3.0 | rate | How Much Radiation Does Your Phone Emit? addinfo
The technology news site CNET has compiled two interesting lists showing which cellphones give off the most and the least radiation. |
