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Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trends. Show all posts

Thursday, October 4, 2012

The Tallest Dog

GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS 2013

Just look at the size of this dog. Zeus is a 3-year-old Great Dane from Michigan and measures an incredible 111.8 cm (44 in) from foot to withers: the same size as a donkey. Standing on hind legs, Zeus stretches to 7 ft 4 in and towers over his owner Denise Doorlag. Denise said: 'Zeus is an awesome dog,' says owner Denise. 'The only downside is that everything costs more; the food, medicines, transport. We had to get a van to be able to transport him, and if he steps on your foot- he leaves bruises.'
Zeus breaks the record of previous record-breaking pooch Giant George, who is 1-inch shorter, which makes Zeus the tallest dog ever recorded in history.

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Behold all things have become new!!

If you are a blogger or an internet marketer who still uses the methods of the past few years, then you are living in a very ancient period in terms of changes and trends that are shaping how things get done on the internet. The fact is that even one week in the blogging sphere is a very long time and is more than enough to cause very significant changes on the internet.

That is the reason why Marshable, a blog dedicated to the latest tech news and start ups, is able to beat TechCrunch, who is a leader the tech news blog industry, in terms of unique pageviews. Marshable has recently overtaken TechCrunch in terms of traffic statistics despite TechCrunch's long-standing reputation. This is because in the internet world, things change really fast and those who refuse to adapt will surely be the losers.

TechCrunch became the first ever blog to reach 1 million subscribers which is proudly displayed on their Feedburner chicklet. It has been able to establish itself as the industry leader over the years, with the opinions of its founder Michael Arrington gaining attention over the tech world. They have the reputation of breaking out insider informations and deals such as Google's 1 billion plus acquisition of YouTube.