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The Future Is Here: Toshiba Sells Glasses Free 3D TV

Toshiba is one step ahead of its competitors – the company announced that it will start selling the world’s first glasses-free 3-D liquid-crystal-display television sets in December, less than a year after most set makers launched 3-D television sets that require eye-wear.

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Beautiful Planning Marketing PR Group: Public Relations Do It Yourself Class

The Beautiful Planning Marketing Group has launched a new class session teaching the methods and strategies of Do It Yourself Public Relations, aiming to help those who can’t afford to hire a PR company to represent them. The course has been designed to teach business owners, marketing professionals, authors, artists, models and actors how to promote themselves.

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mBLAST Launches MediaSync, Free Media Tool Helping Marketers Reach Influencers

mBLAST has launched MediaSync, a free online tool that for marketers and PR professionals helping them identify, reach and engage key influencers in their field. MediaSync allows users to keep up to date with relevant editorial calendars, identify current and future media opportunities, and create targeted media lists which include key bloggers and journalists covering any particular field or area of interest.

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Typominima – Free Minimal WordPress Theme for Writers

Alex Cristache of Blogsessive.com has recently released a new free Wordpress theme, Typominima, a theme designed for all bloggers with a strong appetite for writing and publishing in a beautiful environment. What sets Typominima apart is its strong focus on the writings above anything else.

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Small Business Owners Continue Education to Expand Skill Set

As the new school year begins, a new large group becomes target audience for educational institutions: small business owners. As they put effort into expanding their knowledge and acquiring new skills to help them grow their business, colleges, universities, trade or support groups, chambers of commerce and even government agencies are tempting them with business courses, programs, certifications and degrees.