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With There.com Closing Where Now For Therians?

Tuesday, March 9, 2010
By James Radice
With There.com Closing Where Now For Therians?

With There.com closing, Therians are packing their bags and bidding farewell to their world as they know it, thoughts of pastures new will be consuming their minds: where to now? Where will my fellow Therians migrate to? Which other Virtual Worlds cater for us teens? Three words: Teen Second Life! The recession has been cited... »

The World Cup Of Corporate Events

Tuesday, March 9, 2010
By Tom
The World Cup Of Corporate Events

It is nearly upon us – the biggest extravaganza for corporate events in recent memory. I refer of course to the world cup. Some say it has something to do with football, but we know better. »

The Hurt Locker’s Oscar Win Echoes Sentiments For Iraq

Monday, March 8, 2010
By James Radice
The Hurt Locker’s Oscar Win Echoes Sentiments For Iraq

Kathryn Bigelow’s excellent depiction of the US military bomb squad’s tense and sometimes fatal efforts in Iraq will go down in history as the film that finally honoured a female with the Best Director Oscar. But it also symbolises the way in which the Iraq... »


Storage, Leicester – Helping Avoid the Difficult Decisions

Friday, March 5, 2010
By Manfred Lozano
Storage, Leicester – Helping Avoid the Difficult Decisions

Sometimes things just don’t work out the way you want them to and you end up moving to pastures new, hopefully to the job of your dreams. I had... »

Get Set For Hillywood

Friday, March 5, 2010
By Tom
Get Set For Hillywood

Here’s an event for your diaries, but one you might not have thought about. The sixth Rwandan film festival, nicknamed Hillywood, is set to celebrate all things African this... »

Bloggers Take Priority Among LFW’s Exhibition Stands

Thursday, March 4, 2010
By Letitia
Bloggers Take Priority Among LFW’s Exhibition Stands

So this year’s London Fashion Week has just been and gone and it is seems that the trendy audience has yet-again changed. Yes, as always, there was the typical... »