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This is the second part of a three part series chronicling the Electronic Entertainment Expo right from the floor. From observations, to interviews, to exclusive game details, we did it all, so check out what was unveiled for gaming fans at E3.

This is the first part of a three part series chronicling the Electronic Entertainment Expo right from the floor. From observations, to interviews, to exclusive game details, we did it all, so check out what was unveiled for gaming fans at E3.

This is Examiner.com's preview of E3 with a look at some of the interesting storyline's that play out in Los Angeles. We will be there on the floor bringing you up to date news, confirming and dispelling rumors and hosting interviews with some of the biggest electronic companies on the planet. Don't miss this.

Twitter co-founder, Biz Stone, was interviewed by CNBC, where he was bombarded with questions about Twitter's future financial model and exit strategy.

Over the past week we've had a ton of posts covering the action going down at the 2011 Global Mobile Internet Conference in Beijing. After a week talks, meetings, interviews, and dinners we finally have a chance to look back and give a summary overview of it all.

Nofel Izz, Jobs in Dubai CEO, told Gulf News in an earlier interview that the aim of the sale was to find a larger entity that could take the success of the company to a larger audience.

Finding the right candidates for your organization's open assignments can be a challenge at times, especially in a candidate-driven job market. Tech-savvy talent can be hard to come by sometimes, especially if your company is looking for a specific set of skills or needs to hire

We all know the hassles that come with making preparations for a holiday. However, the most difficult thing is getting a visa for the destination we intend to visit. Going for a vacation outside India isn't just about packing your bags or choosing an exotic destination location, it is a rather long drawn affair and there is a lot of planning to do. The most important of them all is the procurement and management of visas to enter the country you plan to visit. To get that to happen, an interview at the respective consulate is imperative and despite hours of documentation, there is always the downright fatal chance of your visa being rejected. In order to solve this dreaded happening situation, how about visiting places that provide on arrival visa for Indian citizens? Sounds good, right? So here are 10 countries that offer visa on arrival for us, Indians:

Howard Schulz, the founder of the American coffee chain giant Starbucks and executive chairman of the board, announced his resignation yesterday (4th). The 64-year-old, who has been playing for Starbucks for nearly 40 years, said in an interview with CNN CNN last week that he may be involved in politics in the future or he will stand for president of the United States.

In an interview with Chinese media in Islamabad before attending the meeting of heads of state of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states, Pakistani President Mamanoue Hussein stated that he is seeking mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality, consultation, respect for diverse civilization

Russia's New Zealand News Agency reported on June 4 that the German left-wing party's deputy chairman and member of the Bundestag's Sarah Wagenkenecht had called on Russia's return to the G8 Group when he was interviewed by the German radio station. "In order to balance the U.S. influence in internationally important clubs."

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Last week, we welcomed Brian Solis, Altimeter principal analyst, thought leader and book author, to Yammer HQ to give a fireside chat, followed by signing of his new book: "What's The Future of Business?" I was thrilled to interview Brian, and we covered a variety of really meaty subjects - just check out the video below!

April's Customer of the Month is Robert Aichele, Senior Manager, Store Communications at Jamba Juice. I've been at Jamba since 2009 managing internal communication, primarily store and field communication, with a hand in some broader projects connecting our strategic vision with the managers in the field. Our Yammer network debuted in 2011, catching on with a small group and then expanding quickly to include our entire Support Center. It was so popular we extended it to our company-owned store managers later that year, and it plateaued happily there for several months as an interesting tool to share ideas and problem solve operational issues when we needed to hear diverse perspectives quickly. I'm a firm believer in story telling as a means to engage employees with the "why" behind what we do as a company - and sometimes what we stop doing - and in the spring of 2012 we had a big story to tell. Our first National Hiring Day was happening in Jamba stores across the country as we prepared to hire thousands of new employees and ramp up for our busy summer season. We'd organized the event through traditional channels: our intranet, email, weekly task management publications, and pre-event conference calls. And we had big plans to collect photographs, interview hiring managers, and write up a recap to share the success stories with everyone after the fact. On the big day I logged into Yammer and got a big surprise. The event was unfolding in glorious detail right as it happened with photos, comments, personal stories, and genuine pride and enthusiasm for the Jamba brand just pouring out. We never wrote that recap.

Last week, we welcomed Brian Solis, Altimeter principal analyst, thought leader and book author, to Yammer HQ to give a fireside chat, followed by signing of his new book: "What's The Future of Business?" I was thrilled to interview Brian, and we covered a variety of really meaty subjects - just check out the video below! The theme of the evening was transformation - transformation that is happening in our lives as individuals, how we relate to each other through technology and what we as businesses must do to stay relevant to the connected customer. Even the book itself is transformation of the book publishing convention. Unlike a regular, information-dense business book, "What's the Future of Business" attempts to bring together the best of both worlds: hard-hitting facts and practical frameworks, as well as a visual experience. The experience of the book is just as important as the content therein. What is the future of business? The future of business is experience, according to Solis. We as connected consumers make decisions outside of the sales funnel that companies have organized themselves around. We reference experiences of consumers who came before us, and contribute our own experiences to this dynamic tapestry. When consumers share, they are reacting to an experience, and the future of any business depends on its ability to provide experiences that are worth sharing. In his talk, Brian talked about the 4 moments of truth that add up to shareable experiences. At every stage of the customer journey, it is our job as businesses to design an experience to trigger the sharing of a moment. The Zero Moment of Truth comes when the consumer is starting to explore choices and is just becoming aware of needs and possible solutions. 1st Moment of Truth happens when the consumer is ready to buy. Consumer packaged goods companies have perfected providing the right experience at this point. 2nd Moment of Truth happens after the consumer purchases,

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