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About Us 2Share (an Entity of Emerging Technology Holding co.) a 100% Saudi Owned company, based in Riyadh and Established in 2007. A Leader in gulf region for Speech & Voice Solutions. Mobile Applications Development, Enterprise communications, IVR & Hosting Solutions Media & Content Development and Hosting. Our experts understand the business objectives of the customer and empower them with IT strategy, and envision them with the business benefits of implementing solutions and help them expand and grow their business. via 2-share.com

Hosting News – Riyadh and Cologne - Voxeo, the leading provider of Unlocked Communications™ solutions and 2Share (Emerging Technology Holding Co.), the pioneer of voice portals & enabler of voice recognition technologies in the Arab world, today announced a partnership that will bring Unified Self-Service™ solutions for phone channels such as IVR, SMS, Instant Messaging, and others to countries like Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Egypt. Customers will benefit from this relationship since they do not need to invest in hardware, software or IT staff to operate a system that is provided by 2Share and Voxeo. 2Share is the first company in the Arab world that implements a complete unified Voice Portal based on Arabic speech-enabled voice portals for Telco operators, E-Government and public contents providers. The company develops, implements, operates and hosts the most extensive infotainment voice portal within...

About Carnegie About Us --> Printer-friendly version Founded by Andrew Carnegie in 1905 and chartered in 1906 by an Act of Congress, The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching is an independent policy and research center. Its current mission is to support needed transformations in American education through tighter connections between teaching practice, evidence of student learning, the communication and use of this evidence, and structured opportunities to build knowledge. The improvement of teaching and learning is central to all of the Foundation’s work. As we bring together researchers, teachers, policymakers and members of organizations with common interests in education, we work to invent new knowledge and to develop tools and ideas that allow us to foster positive change and enhanced learning in our nation’s schools. In our first several decades, influential Foundation achievements included the landmark “Flexner Report...

31 January 2011 Last updated at 10:59 Share this page Facebook Twitter Share Email Print Egypt protesters vow to step up pressure Latest LIVE In pictures Analysis Flashpoints map Mubarak profile Jeremy Bowen reports on Sunday's stand-off in Cairo's Tahrir Square Continue reading the main story Egypt Unrest Egypt unrest Live Simpson: Can Mubarak survive? In pictures: Protesters defiant US a...

31 January 2011 Last updated at 10:00 Share this page Facebook Share Email Print Man dies in fire at Bilston Glen protest camp An inquiry has been launched in to the cause of the fire A man has died in a fire at a protest camp in Midlothian. The blaze broke out at Bilston Glen, where environmentalists are camping in protest at the proposed construction of a bypass, at about 0330 GMT. Lothian and Borders Police said the dead man was in his 20s. A woman is also being treated in hospital. It is understood the man who died and the injured woman were part of the camp which has been based there since 2002. An inquiry into the cause has begun. The protest group objects to the proposed A701 bypass. It claims the plans, by Midlothian Council, would lead to the destruction of the Bilston Glen, which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). via bbc.co.uk Sad

31 January 2011 Last updated at 08:57 Share this page Facebook Share Email Print Bond composer John Barry dies aged 77 Continue reading the main story Composer John Barry, famous for his work on Born Free, Out of Africa and the James Bond films, has died in New York of a heart attack aged 77. Born John Barry Prendergast in 1933, the York-born musician first found fame as leader of the John Barry Seven. His arrangement of Monty Norman's James Bond theme led to him composing scores for 11 films in the series, among them Goldfinger and You Only Live Twice. His work saw him win five Oscars, while he received a Bafta fellowship in 2005. His most recent film score featured in the 2001 war thriller Enigma, while a musical version of Brighton Rock, created with lyricist Don Black, had its London premiere in 2004. B...

From left, Hosni Mubarak, Omar Suleiman and Sami Enan at Egypt's military HQ in Cairo. Photograph: -/AFP/Getty Images 10.51am: Close Link to this update: There were rumours that Mubarak's son Gamal, who was being lined up to succeed him as president, had fled to London. The Guardian's Sam Jones has the thankless task of trying to track him down. There was no sign of Gamal in his town house in Wilton Place, this morning, Sam says. Neighbours confirmed that Gamal used to live in the house, on the Belgravia borders, but he hasn't been there for some time. The Egyptian embassy denied that Gamal had fled to London, but they wouldn't say if he is still in Egypt. Al-Jazeera is also on Gamal's trail. 10.44am: Close Link to this update: About 1,000 people have gathered for a protest in the Cairo district of Shubra, about 2km from Tahrir Square, an al-Jazeera correspondent reports from the demo. The protest began ...