Millions of Indians woke up to a pleasant surprise this morning. The Times of India, which has the largest number of print subscribers among all English newspapers in the world, carried a full page cartoon on their front page illustrating “a day in the life of India.”
If you aren’t a Times subscriber or haven’t see this cartoon yet, here’s a PDF version.
This is part of a campaign for day.in, IndiaTimes’ latest project where
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Today, Facebook announced that it raised a total of $1.5 billion in its latest round, giving the company a valuation of $50 billion. But it also disclosed something else: when it will likely go public.
Google’s claim was first reported yesterday by Danny Sullivan on the technology blog Search Engine Land. Mr. Sullivan’s article published details of Google’s “sting operation,” which the company says proves Bing is using Google’s search results to improve its own service. Amit Singhal, who helps oversee Google’s search ranking algorithm, was quoted as saying Microsoft’s actions consituted “cheating.”