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User Login Message Board Keyword Baidu Hi Observation Finance Literature Sports Health Recruitment Digital Film & TV Humor News Home [Top] 2008 Baidu Alliance Summit - Explosive Enterovirus EV71, a virus infecting children zblog:2008-4-28 blog: Category: News Tags: Enterovirus EV71 Children Read:13 According to information provided by the Fuyang Municipal Government of Anhui Province, since March, 789 children in Fuyang have been infected with enterovirus EV71. 19 people died after all-out rescue efforts failed, and there are currently 204 cases still hospitalized or under observation. Under the guidance of the Ministry of Health and Anhui Province expert groups, the Fuyang health department is comprehensively strengthening various medical treatment and prevention control measures.

0 Comment North Korean CCTV Female Anchor zblog:2008-4-28 blog: Category: News Tags: North Korea Female Anchor News Read:6 Of course, announcers who enjoy high-level treatment are also quite excellent. These anchors mostly graduated from prestigious universities in North Korea. The Broadcasting Department of Pyongyang University of Dramatic Arts and Cinema is the cradle for training top announcers. Graduates from the Language Department of Kim Il-sung University and outstanding talents from other institutions are also among the selection targets. The annual broadcasting competition is an excellent opportunity for capable individuals to emerge.

0 Comment What is Airport API? zblog:2008-4-28 blog: Category: News Tags: API News Read:7 According to border inspection personnel, the Advance Passenger Information (API) system refers to airlines operating international flights transmitting electronic information about passengers (including crew members) through the network to the relevant government departments of the destination country, allowing border inspection stations to conduct pre-recording work before actual entry or exit. Currently, many countries around the world including Australia, the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and others have implemented the API system with good results.

0 Comment Interactive Program Phone Calls Always on Hold Just to Suck Up Call Fees zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: News Tags: Interactive Call Fees Read:5 Some radio and television programs broadcast "interactive games" under banners like "guess riddles win treasures, analyze names, star fortune-telling," which are actually carefully planned scams to absorb phone fees. Through simple questions or games, they induce viewers (listeners) to call premium-rate hotline numbers, but almost no one gets connected, resulting in significant call fee losses during the waiting process, affecting numerous victims. The State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television and the former Ministry of Information Industry had issued notices to ban such practices, but some media outlets still prioritize small profits over media credibility. How do these programs deceive people? Simple questions, high-value prizes, and phone calls always remain on hold.

0 Comment Google has Started Working on Web 3.0 Concept zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: Digital Tags: Google Read:10 Google's global vice president and president of Greater China, Kai-Fu Lee, recently stated at a forum that Google has started working on the Web 3.0 concept. He believes that Web 3.0 will be characterized by networking and personalization. In his view, Web 1.0 was where companies released content for many people to see, Web 2.0 gave ordinary people the right to publish, and the concept of Web 3.0 is being able to obtain the information you need anytime via the Internet.

0 Comment Blu-ray DVD Faces Severe Challenges Amid Online HD Proliferation zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: Digital Tags: Blu-ray DVD Read:5 Recently, many friends around me have been considering Blu-ray DVDs, simply put, they want to enter the "high-definition next generation" as soon as possible. However, I believe one should be cautious about this costly upgrade. Although Toshiba-led HD DVD camp has completely collapsed, establishing Sony's Blu-ray format as the high-definition DVD standard, it remains to be seen who will ultimately prevail in the "next-generation high-definition storage" race.

0 Comment Shanghai Internet Professionals Need Certification Before Employment zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: Recruitment Tags: Internet Profession Read:6 Accountants need registration qualifications, and internet professionals will also need specialized training to obtain employment qualifications. From the seminar held yesterday with outstanding internet enterprises, starting next month, a three-year specialized training program for internet professionals will begin. All internet professionals will undergo approximately three months of specialized training and receive training certificates divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels. At the same time, relevant government departments are improving this training system to ensure that only those holding training certificates can work in the internet industry in the future.

0 Comment Olympic Torch Arrives in South Korea zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: News Tags: 2008 Olympics Torch Read:18 The special plane carrying the Beijing Olympic torch arrived at Incheon International Airport in South Korea at 1:05 am local time (midnight Beijing time) on April 27th. The Olympic flame will proceed from here to the capital city of Seoul, beginning its 17th overseas journey.

The Air China "Olympic Flame" aircraft, adorned with the Beijing Olympic Games pattern, slowly came to a stop on the tarmac at Incheon International Airport. When Executive Vice President of the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games, Li Binghua, first stepped off the plane holding the torch lantern, he was greeted by Secretary General of the Korean Olympic Committee Kim Sang-woo, Director of the Cultural Affairs Bureau of Seoul Metropolitan City Jung Hyo-seong, and Chinese Ambassador to South Korea Ning Fuqiu.

0 Comment Will China's Internet Industry Age Prematurely? zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: Digital Tags: Internet Industry Read:2 Will China's internet industry age prematurely? This proposition constantly tests the operators of China's internet enterprises. Over more than a decade, the once passionate youths have gradually entered their forties, becoming industry leaders. As Tencent and Baidu boast from different angles about being the largest Chinese websites globally, the past concept of the three major portal sites has become a fleeting memory. In reality, the business models of various websites today are similar and in a state of deadlock, and multi-sector multi-sided competition becomes more prominent as China surpasses the US to become the world's largest internet nation. Numerous websites jointly enter gaming, instant messaging, e-commerce, and other fields, collectively competing for who can become the first and last stop for many netizens' attention.

0 Comment Tang Jun's Ten-Billion Yuan "Transfer" Reveals Secrets of Four-Year Shanda Journey zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: Digital Tags: Tang Jun Read:5 Tang Jun's new employer is a private enterprise in Fujian - Xinhua Du Group. The original shares worth ten billion yuan make Tang Jun once again the highest-paid employee in China.

After four years of rumors, it has finally become a reality.

0 Comment Carrefour Stores in Beijing Collectively Change to Red Uniforms zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: News Tags: Carrefour Read:5 Employees wear short-sleeved shirts with the five-star red flag and red baseball caps with "beijing2008" and the five-ring flag logo - today, reporters at the Carrefour store saw all employees change into new red uniforms featuring the national flag and "beijing2008" logo. Carrefour in Beijing stated that the uniform change is mainly to celebrate the 100-day countdown to the Olympics, and the new uniforms will continue to be worn until the start of the Olympics.

0 Comment UK Mobile Users Misled, Wasting $16 Billion Annually zblog:2008-4-27 blog: Category: Digital Tags: Mobile Read:3 A survey in the UK shows that mobile phone sellers "persuade" consumers to buy unsuitable phones or unnecessary packages, causing mobile users to waste £8 billion ($16 billion) annually. Moreover, mobile users may lose another £2.5 billion ($5 billion) due to hidden charges in certain packages.

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