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innovation through the promotion of new fish species

more traditional sectors also innovate and seek ways to provide original products the market. An example is the new promotional campaign fish known as "little Marie" or "humped" who heads the National Association of Shipowners Hake Fisheries Freezers (ANAM) and also supports Serviguide.

ANAMER , with the help FROM economic , begins a campaign to promote this product l bequeath to several English cities during the months of September and October .

The campaign starts next weekend at the Fair Vigomar 2010 where of 09/09/2010 to 12/09/2010 the MARUJITA be one of the protagonists This new edition of the gastronomic Vigo.

also has set up a blog ( http://conoceelmarujito.wordpress.com/ ) and witnessed the development of the campaign and will also serve to inform and familiarize marketers and end users the benefits of this product.

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Now we are also on LinkedIn

retake these lines to remember that a few months ago we opened the Serviguide group within the LinkedIn network. As shown in his presentation:

"web space dedicated to communication and networking Serviguide employees and its subsidiaries and associates, friends and professionals in general who want to share this space."

Now that this professional network is gaining importance, we invite you to visit, meet our activities and participate in discussions that arise. You can also visit the our company profile in the network and be informed of changes and business opportunities.

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SILICON INFORMATICS Your days are numbered

few years ago the valley's most famous era of computing is Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley English, chemical element in the microchips are manufactured.

But the future, say some experts and many scientific publications, is in the chips of graphene, a sturdy, transparent and extremely flexible .

South Korean scientists have just built the first touchscreen of this material. She is 30 inches and can be folded and rolled to occupy minimal space. IBM, the computer giant, introduced its first chips this winter graphene, 10 times faster than silicon. The mobile battery manufacturers advertise that their product will improve thanks to this derivative of graphite, with which also made the world's smallest radio, designed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

The institute of nanotechnology in which they have developed the first screen Touch of graphene, Sungkyunkwan University of Seoul, has gotten the attention of large companies. The industry is worried. Displays that bend like paper and that soon may roll "to make a small pencil behind his ear we will." Samsung, the world leader in various branches of the electronics industry, has announced that in two years market a similar contraption.

So why is still makes technology obsolete?

EL PAIS 08/06/2010: "Coming soon on your screens: Graphene"