Virtual travel in history

Its creator has called it a “virtual time machine” – a digital reconstruction of ancient Rome that yesterday became available to internet users around the world. Users of Google Earth can now see the city, down to the last aqueduct and arena, as it looked at noon on April 1 AD 320. They can navigate [...]

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Jeff Jarvis: Why Google defines the new digital economy

The financial crisis might be damaging countless companies around the world, but last month Google announced another quarter of growth, with profit up 26%. When it reported similar results two quarters before, The New York Times‘ headline proclaimed, “Google defies economy.” It should have read, “Google defines economy.”
In this crisis, we are witnessing more than [...]

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Ranthambhore Bagh

“Regular visitors consider Ranthambore, as one of the best national parks in the world to see Bengal tigers, wild, in their natural habitat. ” Ranthambhore Bagh is a safari lodge and the fruits of labour of Aditya and Poonam Singh. A visit to Rajasthan would be incomplete without a glimpse of the Indian tiger. A [...]

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British Style Genius

British Style Genius – Breaking the Rules

The BBC has gone and done it again. Their new series British Style Genius is amazing. The 3 rebels of the British fashion world were featured in the last programme called Breaking the Rules. You can watch it online for the next 5 days – be quick Watching the [...]

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Coastal homes

I have lately been looking for some design inspirations …
I saw this … :  Elsewhere Goa. You would think it is a Spanish dig ? wrong. India, there you go.
Some fab designs where the love for all things natural is obvious. Light and air are king and queen of this concept. Why not ? the [...]

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