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Zuckerberg Gives Update on Steps to Battle Facebook's Fake News Problem

Nov 21, 2016

Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg has provided an update on what the company is doing to combat fake news on its platform, following a week of criticism about the extent to which misinformation could have influenced the US election. As a ...

Tags: Zuckerberg, Facebook

Dietary Supplements Market Will Be Worth Usd$131 Billion by 2016

Nov 10, 2015

The dietary supplements industry has been predicted to be worth a USD$131 by 2016 in a new report by Future Market Insight (FMI), an American research house. Demand for dietary supplements has been attributed to a strong Baby Boomer ...

Tags: dietary supplements, healthcare products, infant formula products

Over Half of UK Consumers Believe Energy Drinks Are Bad for Ier Health

Oct 28, 2014

Over half of UK consumers believe energy drinks are bad for ier health, but sales of the drinks are reaching record levels anyway, according to global market research organisation Canadean. Canadean said that to secure the success of this ...

Tags: Energy Drinks, Health Concerns

A Sweetener Created From The Plant Used to Make Tequila Could Lower Blood Glucose Levels

Mar 17, 2014

A sweetener created from the plant used to make tequila could lower blood glucose levels for the 26 million Americans and others worldwide who have type 2 diabetes and help them and the obese lose weight, researchers said here today. The ...

Tags: lower blood glucose, Health, Medicine, tequila

Shaped Like a Lopsided Headband, Google Glass Is an Unassuming Piece of Technology

Mar 17, 2014

Shaped like a lopsided headband, Google Glass is an unassuming piece of technology when you're holding it in your hands. You feel as if you can almost break it, testing its flexibility. Putting it on, though, is another story. Once you ...

Tags: Google Glass, Consumer Electronics, glasswear

The Popularity of Stories Focused on LED-Based Lamps with Our Readers Make It Clear

Dec 18, 2013

While SSL experts regularly project the demise of the lightbulb form, the popularity of stories focused on LED-based lamps with our readers make it clear that today it remains a very hot topic, outpacing even packaged LED stories. As 2013 ...

Tags: LED, Lights, Lighting

The Introduction of Polymer

Jul 23, 2013

Sometimes polymer gets a bad press, but it remains an incredibly versatile material that we would find very difficult to live without. The word 'polymer' is often used as a synonym for plastic, but it also includes other synthetic and ...

Tags: Polymer, Processing Machinery

Wanna Learn How to TIG Weld Aluminum?

Apr 28, 2013

Wanna learn how to TIG weld aluminum? First you need a decent TIG welding machine. Not a great one, just a decent one. Already got one? You might have an old Synrowave 300 or a DialArc, an old Hobart CyberTIG or you might have a brand new ...

Tags: TIG Weld Aluminum, Processing Machinery, Welding Machine

b,a,g, Electronics Has Launched Novarius

Feb 25, 2013

Intelligent lighting solutions manufacturer, b,a,g, Electronics has launched Novarius, a control gear specifically designed for outdoor luminaires and featuring energy saving geoDIM Technology. Novarius is for use with high-intensity ...

Tags: New Product News, Lighting Control News, lighting industry news, B, a, G

Paint degradation caused by lighting has been misrepresented

Jan 23, 2013

A recent research study into paint degradation caused by illumination has been misinterpreted by the press to throw LED light bulbs into a bad light. Indeed, a report from the Independent last week entitled Sunflowers wilt: Van Gogh's ...

Tags: LED lighting, LED, lighting, LED light

A Research Study Has Been Misinterpreted to Throw LEDs Into a Bad Light

Jan 22, 2013

A research study looking at paint degradation caused by illumination has been misinterpreted to throw LEDs into a bad light. Museums and art galleries are often touted as excellent applications for high-quality LED lighting, provided that ...

Tags: LED Lighting, LED, Lighting

Google Will Pay a Historic Fine to Settle Federal Trade Commission Charges

Dec 31, 2012

Google will pay a historic fine to settle Federal Trade Commission charges that it bypassed privacy settings and used cookies to track Apple Safari users who visited Google's DoubleClick ad network. The $22.5 million civil penalty is the ...

Tags: Google, historic fine, FCC, privacy settings

Analysts Argue That The Publicity About It May Still Push The Company to Change Its Ways

Dec 26, 2012

Although analysts say Google's $22.5 million fine from the FTC is a simple slap on the wrist, they argue that the publicity about it may still push the company to change its ways. Ending an FTC investigation into allegations that Google ...

Tags: Google, FTC, publicity, bad press

The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration's First Step May Wrong

Jul 12, 2012

IDG News Service - The U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration's first step toward developing a consensus on mobile privacy standards may be the wrong step, privacy advocates said. The NTIA's first multistakeholder ...

Tags: mobile privacy, Privacy groups, mobile apps, mobile device

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