Telling tales

The Shiv Sena does not see the present situation in the NDA as a crisis. Party spokesman Rahul Narvekar tells Olga Tellis that no one party can decide the NDAs prime ministerial candidate, and that the NDA steering committee should be convened to discuss ...

ORANGE, Calif. "We are thrilled to have Derek on our team working in this leadership role in the company," says Claude Tellis "I have always considered myself to be very fortunate to be a member of the Naturade team, and it's a great honor to serve ...

SOASTA chief architect Philip Tellis talks about ways developers and third-party script authors can use iframes. In the following interview, Philip Tellis, chief architect at SOASTA, talks about how iframes can be used to address performance and ...

Tarhan Telli being interviewed about 'Medusa' Let us be one the first to tell Mr. Tarhan Telli, that his motorcycle looks absolutely brilliant. Here goes, Mr. Tarhan Telli, your motorcycle looks absolutely brilliant. The Turkish bike builder ...

Londoners are being warned that the impending switch-on of 4G signals could disrupt their viewing pleasure through increased interference over the coming weeks via an industry funded leafleting campaign. The mailer to households in the Greater ...

YouTube prog cuddles up to Netflix The venerable Nintendo Wii got a new YouTube app yesterday, and one that appears to be using Netflix and Google's new DIscovery And Launch (DIAL) protocol for an integrated Android experience. The Wii has had ...

As the romantic lead in Bevan Lee's 1950s dynasty drama, A Place to Call Home, Brett Climo cuts a gentlemanly figure of the day, his pleasant countenance masking a man weighted by tradition and duty. His familiar, friendly features also evoke ...

I am finding myself increasingly obsessed with cycling, which is why I wish I were in Glasgow this weekend... Sometimes I completely empty my mind and focus on the surroundings - birdsong, the scents of nature, feeling the changes of air temperature ...

19-Jun-2013 - Weve gained great benefits in terms of technology choice, price and innovation, but there are too many problems looking for solutions, says our consultancy columnist Mick James. One of my hobbies, or should I say miserly fetishes, is ...