Timeline | Anna’s fast politics - Economy and Politics - livemint.com: "On Wednesday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh criticized the “totally misconceived” fast by civil society activist Anna Hazare, whose arrest has sparked nation-wide protests. On Tuesday night, Hazare had refused to leave Tihar jail after the police withdrew the case against him and seven aides."
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Sunday, August 28, 2011
How can Email Marketing Software Prove Advantageous to Your Business? - Internet Marketing Video Coach
How can Email Marketing Software Prove Advantageous to Your Business? - Internet Marketing Video Coach: "The marketers promote the business of an enterprise through several trips and tricks. One of such techniques or methods is to promote the business through email campaign. This is one of the most effective techniques used for establishing as well as strengthening the relationship of the marketer and target customer."
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Saturday, August 27, 2011
Half of our MPs anpadh, ganwaar: some gems from very civil society - Indian Express
Half of our MPs anpadh, ganwaar: some gems from very civil society - Indian Express: "A day after demanding that Parliament immediately discuss the Jan Lokpal Bill for activist Anna Hazare to consider withdrawal of his hunger strike, Team Anna used the Ramlila Maidan platform to launch a vitriolic attack on politicians, saying they hid behind “ghunghats (veils)”, that most were “anpadh (illiterate)... ganwaar (rustic)” and “looted” the country."
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Steve Jobs: From rebel icon to merchant of cool | Firstpost
Steve Jobs: From rebel icon to merchant of cool | Firstpost: "Farewell, Steve Jobs, ye of black turtlenecks, blue jeans and sneakers. The man adored by legions of Apple fanboys and iTards. Over the past decade, Jobs has been celebrated as a marketing guru, corporate whiz, and above all, a technology god. The Mac, iTunes, iPod, iPhone, iPad, each a testament to his prophetic vision."
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
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