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Apple s CEO announced support for disaster relief related to China s Northern Shanxi Province s devastating floods

China s Shanxi Province has been hit by heavy rains in recent days, causing more than 1.75 million people to be affected. Apple, along with top Chinese technology companies have announced donations for flood relief and.

El Máster en Gestión de ACEM se sitúa el segundo en satisfacción para el FT

El Máster en Gestión de ACEM se sitúa el segundo en satisfacción para el FT
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V&A · Introducing Design 1900 – Now

Share How people live, work, travel, consume and communicate have changed in extraordinary ways since 1900. Designed objects help us understand these changes and prompt us to ask questions about the past, present and future. A robot as my colleague? The first decades of the 20th century saw vast changes in how goods were manufactured. The introduction of the first moving assembly line at Ford Motors in 1913 dramatically altered the way things were made. Mechanised production had a direct impact on workers, with more repetitive work on the one hand and incentives like higher wages and the first paid holidays on the other. How things were designed also shifted. Simpler shapes and fewer decorative features made manufacturing more efficient, as is the case with the

Such doge : Chinese tech giants Tencent and ByteDance race to secure trademark for their own versions of popular emoji

Trademark tussle is the latest contest between two Internet giants that increasingly clash in the fight for the attention of Chinese mobile phone users. The images the companies are trying to trademark are slightly different, but the applications could be challenged after the examination stage is finished. SCMP TikTok owner ByteDance has opened a new front in its rivalry with social media giant Tencent Holdings: trying to secure trademark rights to its own version of the famous “doge” emoji that has become a symbol of sarcasm when used by netizens. Beijing ByteDance Network Technology Co Ltd, a ByteDance subsidiary, last week submitted a trademark application for a picture of a dog’s head that looks similar to the doge emoji that originated in Japan in 2013, according to updated information on TianYanCha, a platform which tracks corporate registry information in China.

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