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Pics & Videos: The New Miss America 2010
Jan 31st
Miss Virginia Caressa Cameron was announced Miss America 2010, winner by 7 seven judges jury on the eve of eighty ninth pageant contest in Las Vegas. 53 candidates from all the states of America participated in this live telecasted event of world. She was crowned by her predecessor with scholarship prize of fifty thousand dollars. Miss America 2009, Katie R. Stam relinquished her crown to the 2010 winner in an impressive ceremony. We have brings a collection of videos and pics of this American Beauty, in case you have missed out.
Moving Beyond Tiger in the Post Tiger Woods Era
Jan 30th
Tiger Woods unfortunate actions in the wake of his car accident late last year, that led to his indefinite absence from golf course, has made everything stagnant in the golfing arena in US. Over the past decade, Tiger Woods has become the face of golf not only in US but around the world. He became the icon of Golfing the world over. Golf without him seems to be incomplete. He has unbelievably become extremely important to the game, but that has to change now. His absence from golf course is certainly and strongly felt by his fans in all corner of the world. So what to do now in order to move ahead. After all, there has to be a world and golf game beyond tiger as well.
Mashable NextUp NYC, The Future Journalism: Social Media Conference
Jan 29th
Mashable’s Social Media Week event, NextUp NYC – The Future Journalist, will be held on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010 at 92YTribeca. Social Media Week conferences are held in several cities of the world simultaneously. The aim of this event is to advance the use and understanding of social media in the corporate, public and non-profit sectors. The annual conference of this series will take place between February 1st – 5th, 2010 in New York City, Berlin, London, San Francisco, Toronto and São Paulo at the same time.
Apple Tablet Announcement likely to coincide with NYT Paid Content Plan
Jan 17th
New York Times Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. appears quite close to announcing that their paper will begin charging for access to its website, according to people familiar with internal deliberations that took place in the recent past. The New York Times had experimented with paid content earlier also. That’s went without much success. Now, they would like to give it a try again. Apple’s tablet computer is rumored to launch on January 27, and sources speculate that Sulzberger will strike a content partnership for the new device, which could dovetail with the paid strategy.
Daddy We Love You, We Miss You; Farewell to King of Pop By His Children
Sep 4th
Family and friends of Michael Jackson will bid a final farewell to the King of Pop Thursday as the singer is laid to rest in a private ceremony at a star-studded Los Angeles cemetery. More than two months after Jackson’s sudden death from a drug overdose on June 25, mourners will gather for a sunset service in a mausoleum at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
