Monday, 28 March 2011
Friday, 25 March 2011
HuffPO swims the pond
Arianna Huffington is to launch a UK edition of the Huffington Post this summer, as the US news and current affairs website recently acquired by AOL moves to expand internationally.
Thursday, 17 March 2011
Groupon IPO
GroupOn to Get $25 Billion IPO?
Coupon site has been in talks with banks.
Coupon site has been in talks with banks.
http://e.thedailybeast.com/a/tBNgl3WB7SwhTB8Zun2DTNACvHu/cht5
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
The end of postage stamps?
Are stamps the next thing to be made obsolete by the onward march of technology?
Denmark will introduce something called the Mobile Postage beginning on April 1. It’s as it sounds: rather than slap a plain ol’ postage stamp on a piece of mail, Danish folk will instead send a text message to the post office, which will then send back a postage code. You then write this postage code on your mail, and off you go.
The code will cost 8 DKK (just shy of $1.50 USD), and will initially only be usable on letters up to 50g (~1.76 ounces).
Sweden said that it, too, was considering introducing a text message postage stamp.
Seems like a really good idea to us
Denmark will introduce something called the Mobile Postage beginning on April 1. It’s as it sounds: rather than slap a plain ol’ postage stamp on a piece of mail, Danish folk will instead send a text message to the post office, which will then send back a postage code. You then write this postage code on your mail, and off you go.
The code will cost 8 DKK (just shy of $1.50 USD), and will initially only be usable on letters up to 50g (~1.76 ounces).
Sweden said that it, too, was considering introducing a text message postage stamp.
Seems like a really good idea to us
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
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