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Sunday, February 12, 2012
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Social Media Index for the restaurant industry - Social Media Blog ...
McCormick & Co. Inc. pitches football-themed cookies on its Facebook page.
It launched a Foursquare promotion for users to check in from their own backyards with a chance to be crowned ?Grill Mayor?. It attaches QR codes to its spice labels so smartphone carrying customers can find out more about their cumin and cinnamon.
When it comes to saturating the social media market, McCormick might consider the job done. Heck, it even offers a mobile app that chimes when it?s time for dinner.
But social media doesn?t stop evolving. Neither does McCormick?s strategy.
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
Russian officer convicted of spying for CIA (AP)
MOSCOW ? A military court on Friday convicted a Russian officer of providing the CIA with secret information on Russia's new intercontinental ballistic missiles and sentenced him to 13 years in prison.
Lt. Col. Vladimir Nesterets pleaded guilty to passing on that classified information in exchange for money, said the Federal Security Service, the main agency that replaced the KGB.
The agency said Nesterets committed treason as he worked as a senior engineer at the Plesetsk launch pad in northwestern Russia, a facility the military uses to launch satellites and test its new missile systems.
The security service's terse statement did not say when Nesterets had been arrested or give any further details about his case.
Russia's RIA Novosti news agency quoted the officer's wife, Irina, as saying she could not understand the guilty plea because her husband had told her he did nothing wrong and had not betrayed his country.
The conviction comes amid growing tension in U.S.-Russian relations, despite President Barack Obama's efforts to overcome strains that had developed during the previous U.S. administration.
Relations between Moscow and Washington have worsened over a new U.S.-led missile defense system being developed by NATO around Europe, and Russia teaming with China to block a U.N. Security Council resolution that would have urged Syrian President Bashar Assad to step down.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has been increasingly eager to challenge the U.S. as he campaigns to reclaim the Russian presidency in next month's election. He has accused Washington of driving the mass pro-democracy protests in an effort to weaken Russia.
Political scientist Pavel Salin said the case against Lt. Col. Nesterets should be seen in the context of the presidential election.
"The Russian authorities are pushing the idea of Russia as a besieged fortress, and in order to buttress this idea they need big, scandalous cases to show that the Western special services are active on the country's territory," Salin said.
Earlier this week, Putin's protege, President Dmitry Medvedev, praised the Federal Security Service for exposing 41 foreign intelligence officers and 158 of their agents last year.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
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Pa. woman gets probation for fake cancer claims (AP)
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