Online gaming is a technology rather than a genre; a mechanism for connecting players together rather than a particular pattern of gameplay. Over the past 5 years it has grown to become an important part of our online experience. Some people approach online gaming in a casual manner while others get obsessed with online gaming to the point where not much else in their life matters. Don’t be one of those people you hear about on the news who destroys his relationships, his career
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With such a huge impact on the revenue of a news giant like NYTimes, it’d be interesting to see see exactly how people really feel about online advertising. Check out our infographic below for a visual guide on some of the latest data in the online advertising industry.
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This infographic will show you just how bad America is doing in all aspects of higher learning, as well as comparisons with other countries. Each state has been given a report card, so brace yourself and get ready for the teacher’s red pen!
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Sexual thoughts enter the average 18 to 30-year-old male's brain every 52 seconds, and it's estimated that intercourse is taking place about 2.778 times every 5 seconds around the world. What else didn't you know about the thing you think about the most?
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Where did this summer go? Seriously. Even as we near the dog days of August, some of us still look pasty white -- on purpose. Yeah, we know a tan's a great accessory to a sundress, but cancer? We're not really into that. That's why we're serious about how we protect ourselves.
So check out these tips, spread on the sunblock, and enjoy that margarita guilt-free.via www.lemondrop.com
With the going rate for a masters degree and living expenses often as high as £25,000 it's no surprise that students find themselves searching for new and creative ways of funding a masters.
Have a look at some of the ideas postgrad.com came up with - or for a more practical solution, check out our study bursaries! via www.postgrad.com
When did people begin relying on e-mail and other online communication? Some may guess around the 80s, but e-mail actually goes all the way back to the mid-60s.
Take a comprehensive look at how e-mail works and how much we have come to rely on it. via www.focus.com