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BMW i3 gets only a four star rating in Euro NCAP crash tests [videos]The 2014 BMW i3 managed to obtain only a four star rating in Euro NCAP's crash tests.
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BMW officially enters the electric era as the first i3s are deliveredBMW is about to find out if their electric gamble is going to pay off as the company has just delivered the first i3s to German customers.
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BMW i3 preorders exceed expectations, production could be increasedBMW is currently analyzing the prospects of increasing i3 production after a high number of preorders which have exceeded the company's expectations.
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2014 BMW i3 production starts in LeipzigBMW has announced production of the 2014 i3 electric / hybrid has started in Leipzig, Germany.
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BMW i3 officially priced in U.K., Germany, U.S.BMW has announced the i3 will cost 25,680 GBP (including 5,000 GBP government grant) once it goes on sale this October in UK. In Germany deliveries start in November from 34,950 EUR. In U.S it will be...
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2014 BMW i3 full specifications releasedBMW has released complete details about the upcoming i3 which will be revealed on July 29.
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BMW i3 returns in more spy shotsThe BMW i3 has been spied once again ahead of an official launch programmed for July 29.
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BMW i3 spied almost undisguisedOur spies captured the BMW i3 testing without most of its camouflage, prior to a full reveal scheduled for July 29.
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2014 BMW i3 teased, debuts on July 29th [video]BMW has released the first teaser video of the 2014 i3. It will be unveiled on July 29th.
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The day before, Liverpool's Uruguay striker Suarez had bitten Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic during a 2-2 draw at Anfield – a moment of madness for which he faces a lengthy ban from the Football Association.
Suarez has been widely condemned for the bite, the second such incident of his career, and he was getting no sympathy from Evra who was embroiled in a racism storm with the Uruguayan in 2011.
Suarez was banned for eight games for calling Evra "negro" and when they next met on a soccer field he added to the bad feeling by refusing to shake the Frenchman's hand.
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Ketchum employee's Tweet sets off disagreement with client
MEMPHIS, TN: A Tweet by a Ketchum staffer that was visiting agency client FedEx in its hometown prompted an angry memo that reached executives on both sides and the blogosphere.
A Twitter post made by the screen name "keyinfluencer," which lists James Andrews, VP, director of interactive at Ketchum, as its owner, made the "true confession" that "I'm in one of those towns where I scratch my head and say 'I would die if I had to live here!'"
An employee of FedEx then wrote a letter to both FedEx and Ketchum leadership that said the comment was "inappropriate" and they were "confident" that "it is enough to expect a greater level of respect and awareness from someone in your position as a vice president at a major global player in your industry." The memo was posted on the blog of Peter Shankman.
"This is an unfortunate situation and demonstrates very poor judgment by Mr. Andrews," wrote FedEx, in a statement e-mailed to PRWeek. "The reaction by our employees proves once again that FedEx takes great pride in our hometown of Memphis.
"This lapse in judgment also demonstrates the need to apply fundamental communications principles in the evolving social-networking environment: Think before you speak; be careful of you what you say and how you say it," the statement continues.
Ketchum also called the incident a "lapse in judgment," in a statement. "We've apologized to our client... We greatly value this long standing client relationship. It is our privilege to work with them," the Ketchum statement read.
In later Twitter postings, the "keyinfluencer" said he was "Having a great day with my new friends at #Fedex" and apologized.
FedEx concluded that "Mr. Andrews made a mistake, and he has apologized. We are moving on."
This article was first published on PR Week USA
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Moviefone, Wednesday, June 8, 2011 10:47 AM
Movies can be downright dreadful and they can bomb at box office, but some of them have been supported by absolutely brilliant viral marketing campaigns. The timing for blogger Ryan McKee's rundown of the top ones is good, since the J.J. Abrams scifi horror "Super 8" is, if nothing else, spurring a lot of buzz. Anyway, here are McKee's top seven: 7. "Snakes on a Plane"; 6. "Inception, with an online game and interviews with dream experts; 5. "Paranormal,"with Twitter-driven marketing; 4. "Cloverfield," a big disappointment but great buzz generation as everyone wanted to know what the monster looked like; 3. "The Dark Knight," which benefited from a fake website for Harvey Dent's campaign for DA and from WhySoSerious.com; 2. "Toy Story 3," with its viral campaign, its fake '80's-style commercials for a faux toy, and its '70's-themed interviews with Ken. And the Oscar goes to...duh. If you don't know this you must have spent the last 20 years in the pine barrens.
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AOScloud LLC is a new company, but it didn't appear out of thin air.
The new subsidiary of Alexander Open Systems Inc. is the result of a purchase that went better than both parties expected.
AOS bought Network Integration Services Inc. in September. Each company was supposed to operate independently for three years to provide time to integrate staff, accounts and books. But NIS founder Robert Jewell said he realized it would be imprudent to wait after seeing AOS' sales force in December.
"I said, 'We've got to figure out how to accelerate this — and we better do it now,'" Jewell said.
AOScloud launched last month in the former Olathe offices of NIS. Grant Cynor, COO of Alexander Open Systems, was named as CEO of the new subsidiary.
AOScloud has 48 employees, 12 of whom transferred in from AOS. Cynor said no NIS employees were laid off, but some job duties have changed.
AOScloud, which plans to hire as many as six technical employees by January, has committed to investing $2 million in data center improvements.
"We saw the potential synergies between the companies and wanted to capitalize on them sooner rather than later," Cynor said.
AOS, an Overland Park-based computer networking firm, bought NIS as a way to break into the cloud computing business. The deal was meant to leverage the operational capacity of NIS with the sales capacity of AOS.
Speeding up the timeline for integrating the companies was helped by the paperwork done for the original deal, but some logistical problems had to be handled, said Garrett Griffin of Kevan D. Acord PA. The boutique mergers and acquisitions firm in Lenexa represented Jewell in the transaction.
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Winners of 20 games in a row, the Miami Heat could be headed toward history.
The NBA record is 33 consecutive victories in a single season, set by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1971-72. The Heat became the fourth team to win at least 20 in a row in a season when they beat the Philadelphia 76ers 98-94 on Wednesday night, and they would tie the record if they make it to their next matchup against the 76ers on April 6 without a loss.
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The Tragically Hip experience in Canada must be strange to an outsider. After all, the long-running Kingston, Ontario, band have become a classic-rock staple in their home country, as ubiquitous as Bryan Adams and Neil Young, yet have managed to attract only a cult following elsewhere. Even more surreal is the fact that their music -- an affable blend of blues rock and pop, augmented by the thoughtful, enigmatically poetic lyrics of singer Gord Downie -- attracts the kind of liquored-up, often intense fan base that you'd expect at an AC/DC concert. A Tragically Hip show in Canada is a fascinating contrast: a nondescript, seemingly spotlight-shy foursome backing up a singer prone to quirky miming and stream-of-consciousness rants playing to a crowd shouting cryptic lines with liturgical fervor. Referencing locales from the Prairies to rural Ontario, people from Bill Barilko to David Milgaard, the Tragically Hip are of their country more than any other Canadian band, and are beloved for it.
They're also your classic road dogs. Thriving in a live setting, the band tours relentlessly. In fact, a mere three days after playing a show at the trendy KOKO in Camden, London, on July 2, the Tragically Hip staged a concert in a hockey rink smack in the middle of tar sands country in Northern Alberta. One night later they were 300 miles southwest in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan's Credit Union Centre, where a passionate throng of 4,000, already soused on the local brew – Great Western, if you're curious – eagerly awaited their heroes' arrival onstage.
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In typical fashion, the show started with a decided lack of fanfare. With the house lights still up, Rob Baker moseyed onstage, picked up a guitar, his bandmates followed, the lights went down, and that was it, the band launching right into "At Transformation" from their 12th album, "Now for Plan A." Baker, guitarist Paul Langlois, bassist Gord Sinclair and drummer Johnny Fay, never ones to stray more than a yard from their marks for an entire show, were content to let Downie be the focal point as they reeled off song after song, each tautly performed, often extended to allow for improvisation from the guitarists. Clad in a seersucker suit, vest and hat, the irreverent Downie put on exaggerated Southern gentleman airs throughout the night. Coming across as more likeable than condescending, he'd politely doff his hat and dust off stage monitors with a white handkerchief before sitting, even when drenched in sweat as the set wore on.
As expected, the band gave the new record the most attention, playing four songs, but the audience was primed for the older material, and the venue erupted as soon as the opening bars of each old song was played. The murky, foreboding "Grace, Too" ironically had women gyrating, their beers held aloft, while men hollered the lyrics to "Poets" in oddly aggressive fashion. The rustic "Ahead by a Century" ignited a huge arena sing-along, and the R.E.M.-ish ballad "Long Time Running" had the lighters out. A Hip show in Saskatoon wouldn't be complete without the poignant "Wheat Kings," and as soon as Downie sang, "Sundown on the Paris of the Prairies," a massive cheer erupted from the proud fan base.
The last half of the two-hour show truly took off as the crowd favorites were carted out, still sounding as exuberant as ever. "At the Hundredth Meridian" was ferocious; "Courage" and "My Music at Work" transformed into stadium anthems. Easily the finest moment was when the swampy blues groove of "New Orleans Is Sinking" segued right into the heart-wrenching "Nautical Disaster," Downie's vivid lyrics made even more potent by his intense performance. By the end of the show, with the band's harder-edged fare building up the intensity of the well-lubricated crowd ("Fully Completely," "Blow at High Dough"), the band tore into "Little Bones," and the breaking point that everyone was expecting was reached. Bodies leapt over seats on the floor, fights broke out, fans rushed the stage, as helpless security personnel could do nothing. One man jumped on the barrier, escaped the clutches of one guard and ran onstage, drunkenly accosting Downie before kneeling supine at his feet. The band didn't bat an eye at the bedlam, playing the hell out of the tune as their infuriated road crew screamed in the faces of security like drill sergeants.
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At Transformation
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Fully Completely
Wheat Kings
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My Music at Work
At the Hundredth Meridian
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Calgary Flames general manager Jay Feaster speaks to the media Wednesday following the team's announcement of trading captain Jarome Iginla to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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It isn't exactly brilliant analysis that this is a critical time for Calgary in the wake of the Jarome Iginla deal, Jay Bouwmeester could be next, and who knows about Miikka Kiprusoff or anyone else. They're the biggest decisions this organization is making in years.
Ultimately, it came down to this: the Calgary Flames wanted to end the circus. There was not going to be a two-week, three-show-a-day Barnum & Bailey extravaganza.
Considering that Jay Feaster revealed Wednesday night Jarome Iginla was first asked about the possibility of a trade one month ago, it's an Easter miracle news didn't leak sooner. The organizational strategy of refusing to comment was smart. But once things got out there, the situation was overwhelming.
As the Twitter maelstrom swirled, it became clear Los Angeles was out. Look what Boston offered (Alexander Khokhlachev, Matt Bartkowski and a first-round pick). Look what Pittsburgh gave up (Ken Agostino, Ben Hanowski and a first-round pick). Anyone believing Jonathan Bernier was going to be traded for Iginla was living in Fantasyland.
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And, you may have heard that the Bruins were considered the favourite. As we all learned, so did they.
"We were informed around noon yesterday that we had the player, we won the sweepstakes, so to speak," said Boston GM Peter Chiarelli. Although he added the Flames said they needed to discuss with Iginla "the logistics of everything...We operated on the premise we had a deal.
"I was assured that the list was of teams that he would go to and waive his no-trade."
Twelve hours later, Chiarelli learned his trade was non-existent. He said he requested the opportunity to speak to Iginla, which was denied. (Jay Feaster did not respond to a request for comment, which has been regular practice the last few days.)
So, what happened here?
A lot of the debate centres around Iginla's "list." This is the way NHL Central Registry -- which approves all transactions -- looks at it. If someone has a no-trade or no-move clause, nothing can be completed unless that player has submitted written approval to waive it.
For example, the Bruins once failed to close a deadline-day deal for Keith Tkachuk because the paperwork was late. So, as far as the rules are concerned, until Jarome Iginla files something with the NHL saying he has agreed to waive his no-move clause to go to Boston, there is no deal.
And that is his right.
Without Feaster (or anyone else from the Flames) willing to comment about what happened, it's impossible to determine the exact nature of conversations between the organization and its most iconic player. But after talking with one agent (not Iginla's) and one executive about it, here's an outline of the way these things generally work:
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Unless there's a humanitarian reason for sending someone to a particular team, the GM always asks for more than one potential destination. That drives up your market. But, it usually comes with a promise. Before any trade is complete, the GM makes a final check with the player.
The agent explained one situation (he asked the client's name not be used) that went exactly to this scenario. When the trade was about to be made, the team said it had two offers, with the worse return coming from the client's preferred club.
The GM went back to the agent and explained the situation. He then asked where the player wanted to go. Response: the organization making the worse offer. The GM did it in exchange for the player's decision to waive and open cap room.
"You don't forget when someone treats you right like that," the agent said.
Feaster said Wednesday night the final destination was Iginla's choice, so you have to believe the same thing happened in Calgary. Considering his status, that was the proper thing to do.
But that doesn't explain what happened to Boston. There've been many occasions where players were pulled from games before being traded. Ron Wilson used to joke about the night Joe Thornton was dealt, being told in warmup to get guys off the ice.
We saw what happened to Mike Cammalleri last season. But guys being sat down and then not going anywhere?
That's a new one. And you can understand why Chiarelli would be furious. Any team would, including Calgary if it happened to them. You never know how a player -- especially a 19-year-old like Khokhlachev -- will react to that. It's why GMs freak at trade rumours and the Flames themselves went into the Cone of Silence.
As much as these clubs want to clobber each other, it gets very difficult to do business when you are not trusted.
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It isn't exactly brilliant analysis that this is a critical time for Calgary. Jay Bouwmeester could be the next to leave, and who knows about Miikka Kiprusoff or anyone else. You can call it a rebuild, a relaunch, a rejuvenation, whatever. These are the biggest decisions this organization is making in years.
First, there was a near-fiasco with the Ryan O'Reilly offer sheet. Now this. Iginla held the hammer, so it shouldn't be a surprise Calgary didn't get Pittsburgh's best prospects.
But I'm a big believer that the best organizations work like the perfect machine. No matter what happens, no matter what curveball life throws at them, they adjust almost seamlessly. You might be working like crazy behind the scenes, but, in the public eye, it's all cool.
That's not happening in southern Alberta. Nothing seems to occur without controversy or confusion. You can't have that, especially now.
Feaster's the front man, so he gets the blame. That comes with the job. But, is it deeper than that? Is this an organizational issue? Is it something or someone the public doesn't see?
These are important questions that need to be answered. This is the future of the franchise.
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What does Google mean by its motto "do no evil"? This: Google Inc. is rebuffing the Bush administration's demand for a peek at what millions of people have been looking up on the Internet's leading search engine — a request that underscores the potential for online databases to become tools of the government. Mountain View-based Read More
A Thursday tradition? Open comment thread . . .
Shall we make an open comment thread a Thursday tradition at TechBlog? I've closed last Thursday's thread, which had lots of interesting items. You folks already have set high standards for yourselves! Have at it.
Your old Dell laptop may be worth $500 from Sony
Got an old Dell notebook computer you can part with? Sony will give you $500 off a replacement Vaio for it: Sony's trade-in offer of $500 for working Dell systems eclipses the $300 it provides for trade-ins on all other systems for Vaio BX series notebooks. Sony said the rebate can be claimed by solution Read More
Now this is a brave man . . .
Talk about going into the lion's den . . . Mike Nash, Microsoft's corporate VP for its security technology unit, has agreed to take questions from a very tough room: Slashdot, the Linux advocacy and tech news site. Yes, this is the site that, for Microsoft stories, typically uses a picture of Bill Gates as Read More
Update: Apple does the right thing
I noted on Sunday the fuss over iTunes 6.0.2 sending details about the songs users play as part of a music-recommendation feature. The issue really was not that Apple was doing this at all, but that it didn't inform users of the new practice. Cory Doctorow at Boing Boing reports Apple's changed iTunes so it Read More
What's your passion?
What do you really care about? What are you passionate about? What are the things in your life that make it rich and fill your days? Would you like to tell the world about them? At Chron.com, we want to give you the chance to write about your passions, the things about which you consider Read More
Readers agree: Junkware's just junk
Today's Computing column on the junkware PC makers pile onto new systems hit a nerve with readers, who e-mailed me with their own cries of pain. Here's a sample: I am in complete agreement with this article. I have recently purchased an HP desktop, a Sony laptop and an IBM Thinkpad. They are all serious Read More
FeedDemon 2.0 beta is out
Attention FeedDemon users! Nick Bradbury has released a beta of version 2.0. If you've been using the beta of version 1.6 and are confused as to why FeedDemon is jumping version numbers, Nick says: A few months ago I posted about the possibility of changing FeedDemon to subscription-based software, and the reaction to the idea Read More
Mac users: Start paying attention to security
BBC security commentator Bill Thompson has some advice for Mac users: Don't be so smug about security. Frankly, Mac users are just generally too smug, but that's a topic for another day. In a nutshell, Thompson says the group inattention to security is fertile ground for attackers. He wants to see more "herd immunity": Any Read More
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