Negative campaigning refers to political tactics used to discredit or criticize an opponent rather than promote a candidate’s own policies and virtues. These tactics aim to sway voters by highlighting the flaws or controversial aspects of the opponent’s character, past actions, or policy positions. Below is a detailed breakdown of common negative campaigning tactics and…
In time for the 2012 Olympic Games, more than half of all London Underground stations will be fitted with Wi-Fi. October of last year (2010) Underground users in London already had a trial of what it would be like to experience Wi-Fi underground. Since then, the test has been classed as successful and thus will…
Last night was the meeting, or should I say dinner for the kings and queens of the technology world to discuss the future, more specifically the economy, business and entrepreneurs. The host, John Doerr, a partner with Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, the location; Silicon Valley, California. A White House official described the reasoning behind…
Google has accused China of disrupting the Gmail service in China, after issues have plagued the Chinese users for weeks. After a thorough technical search of their systems, Google ruled out any technical issues and has openly accused the Chinese Government of blocking Gmail services for its Chinese users. After an exhaustive investigation in response…
April 27th will the inception of something impressive — terrorist alerts and threats will now be posted on Twitter and Facebook. The five tier, colour coded system will be no more. The five tier system was originially implemented as part of the Homeland Security Advisory System in 2001. Two levels will now be in existence…
