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University up north!
By the way, you can also study at a university in Flensburg if you want to distance yourself as far as possible from the "Wild South". But what can you expect there?
Games Reel by Gnomon
The "Gnomon - School of Visual Effects" shows the best work of its students in terms of VFX, modelling and character design in the new games and animation reel.
The USA fights for the title of “internet nation”
The USA has problems expanding its broadband internet connection. A report published today, Thursday, by the National Telecommuniactions and Information Administration http://www.ntia.doc.gov speaks of major successes in this field. Critics, however, see little more behind the study "Networked Nation: Broadband in America" (NTIA) than an excessively euphoric assessment of the current situation.
Most Users Do Not Understand Web 2.0 Terms
Online providers should speak the language of their users.
Germany Relaxes with Computer Games
A survey commissioned by online-games provider King.com found that 26 percent of Germans say computer games help them relax.
Trend study: Germany relaxes with computer games
Computer games are relaxing. At least, that is what 26 percent of Germans find according to a survey commissioned by online-game provider King.com* - men somewhat more often than women. How this relaxation looks, however, differs by gender.
Bachelor’s Degree Programme “Design” at the Georg Simon Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg
Time is running out: Until December 15, 2007, prospective students can still apply for the new Bachelor's degree programme in Design at the Georg Simon Ohm University of Applied
Sciences – Nuremberg University of Applied Sciences. For the first time, the programme can also start
in the summer semester in order to accommodate the rising number of applicants.
Online Shopping Conforms to Gender Stereotypes
Although the internet is repeatedly said to have revolutionary power, gender-specific shopping preferences seem to be so immanent that they also present themselves on the internet true to the typical stereotypes and defy any change.
Akamai and Quocirca determine 4-second tolerance threshold for web-based enterprise applications in Europe
Akamai Technologies, Inc., the world’s leading solution provider for accelerating online content and business processes, presents the results of an industry study on the efficiency and use of web-enabled applications by companies in Great Britain, France, Germany and Scandinavia.
2008 numerous hires planned in e-commerce
Revenue growth, willingness to invest and high staffing-requirement planning in e-commerce for 2008 - these are the results of an online survey conducted among industry experts.
NBC UNIVERSAL study: Further growth and positive advertising effect on TV specialty channels
Digitization is further unfolding the German TV broadcaster landscape: numerous new broadcasters are launching, specialty channels have long since established themselves in the German TV market - the niche is booming.
Internet already firmly established as an everyday medium
Study shows growing importance of the Internet as an information source.
COMPUTERWOCHE Salary Study 2007: Compensation for IT executives rises at an above-average rate
Conclusion of the study: The salary gap in IT continues to widen. Consultants remain the best-paid employees in the IT industry. The top salaries in the IT sector are paid in Frankfurt am Main. Munich and Stuttgart follow in second and third place.
Study Finds Limited User-Generated Content
A German media study finds that 7.2 percent of internet users aged 14 to 64 regularly create blogs, comments, images, videos or reviews.
German Internet Use Reaches 40.8 Million
The 2007 ARD/ZDF Online Study finds 62.7 percent of Germans aged 14 or over online, with growth led by women and people over 60.
Internet Use Among Seniors Continues to Rise
The Forum for Seniors Internet community catches rising trend Internet use among seniors continues to rise according to the results of the (N)ONLINER Atlas 2007.
Survey: Buyers Not Yet “HD-ready”
According to a study, almost half of Germans do not yet know HDTV / DVB-T and VoIP are familiar to most, Web 2.0 is known only to a minority
Online Gamers Fear for Their Image
Online gamers are spending more and more time in virtual worlds.
Nielsen Media Research publishes gross advertising expenditure of non-classical media
Nielsen Media Research now also reports the advertising expenditure for the cinema, Transport Media and At-Retail-Media media in the first six months of 2007.
media study 2007: Publishers’ influence declines in the digital age
German journalists believe that publishers' influence on the media landscape will decline. In addition, media houses are not sufficiently equipped for the challenges of the digital future. This is shown by the media study 2007 "2.0 and then? Journalism in transition" from news aktuell.
Study Finds 13% Interested in Mobile TV
An ARD/ZDF survey found 13 percent of Germans interested in mobile television, with preferences varying substantially by age.
Philips Study: HDTV Prospects Convinced Only by the Picture
Consumer electronics provider surveys consumer acceptance