On August 7, 9, & 10, 2007, Thomas Frey served as the featured speaker at the IndiaTimes Strategy Summit, produced by a division of the Times of India Group - one of the World’s largest media powerhouse. The Times of India Group owns leading brands such as ‘The Times of India’ and ‘The Economic Times’ in its portfolio. [...]

Our good friends in the animal kingdom continue to surprise us.  Here are some amazing new ways to view the creatures around us.

Water is the one thing that people cannot live without.  But at the same time, water is a thing of beauty when it’s captured by the right photographer.

Nearly three-quarters of all US high school sophomores have started their college searches on the Internet, according to Stamats’ TeensTALK study.

Amazing imagery plus amazing photography make of this weeks top 10 list.  Guaranteed to insult your intelligence as well as boggle your mind.

The bottle of 1937 Moet and Chandon went under the hammer at Charterhouse auctioneers in Sherborne and was bought by a Swedish television company.

Children are using new pre-paid ‘credit cards’ to buy alcohol and pornography and gamble online, The Observer has learnt. Children’s charities and politicians claim that the cash cards are being used by under-18s to buy age-restricted goods and services over the web.

Medicare will stop paying the costs of treating infections, falls, objects left in surgical patients and other things that happen in hospitals that could have been prevented.

It used to be that human-generated electricity meant riding a stationary bicycle, or some such thing, to power a generator. But couch potatoes take note: simply sitting around could one day generate enough electricity to power electronic devices

Shakespeare’s plays are being rewritten as comic strips for pupils who find his poetry boring.

TV3’s Target programme will this week detail how scientists found formaldehyde in woollen and cotton clothes at levels 500 times higher than is safe.