Virginia Woolf Google doodle honors iconic author of classics ‘Mrs. Dalloway’ & ‘A Room of One’s Own’
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Sergei Eisenstein Google doodle honors Soviet film director known as the ‘Father of Montage’
Google is honoring Soviet film director Sergei Eisenstein today with a doodle marking what would have been his 120th birthday. “Known as the father of montage — the film technique of editing a fast-paced sequence of short shots to transcend time or suggest thematic juxtapositions — Eisenstein deployed arresting images in sequences of psychological precision,”
Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2018 Google doodle honors Dr. King & his dream for a better world
Google is marking Martin Luther King Day with a doodle designed by the guest artist, Cannaday Chapman. According to Chapman, his image of a young girl on her father’s shoulders listening to Dr. King speak is meant to evoke Dr. King’s dream of creating a better world for all children. “It may appear that this
Zhou Youguang Google doodle honors Chinese linguist known as the ‘Father of Pinyin’
Today’s Google doodle pays homage to the Chinese linguist Zhou Youguang on what would have been his 112th birthday. Youguang helped create the Chinese phonetic alphabet called Pinyin. He spent three years developing the system of ‘spelled sounds’ that led to the international standard for Romanized Chinese — earning Youguang the title, “Father of Pinyin.”
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Marlene Dietrich Google doodle honors the legendary actress’s career
Marlene Dietrich, the iconic German-born actress, is being honored today on the Google home page on her 116th birthday. She was one of the most well-paid actresses of her time, starting in many well-known Hollywood films such as “Morocco” (1930), “Shanghai Express” (1932), and “Desire” (1936). Google said, “Marlene Dietrich lit up the silver screen
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Robert Koch Google doodle honors German physician awarded the 1905 Nobel Prize in medicine
Today’s Google doodle pays homage to Robert Koch, the German physician and microbiologist credited with ushering in the Golden Age of bacteriology. Instead of marking his birthday, Google is honoring Koch with a doodle on the anniversary of being named the Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine in 1905. “By developing many of the
S. Chandrasekhar Google doodle honors astrophysicist who won a Nobel Prize for his study of the stars
Today’s Google doodle spotlights the Indian-American astrophysicist and Nobel Prize winner Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar on what would have been his 107th birthday. As a result of his work studying the evolution of stars, Chandrasekhar found The Chandrasekhar Limit, the theory that a star’s mass will determine whether a star becomes a white dwarf, a black hole
Google doodle honors Norwegian explorer and champion skier Fridtjof Nansen
Google is honoring Fridtjof Nansen, a Norwegian explorer, scientist, diplomat, humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize laureate and also a champion skier and ice skater on his 156th birthday with an animated Google doodle. The doodle, a special Google logo, has a lot going on to show off his adventures, explorations, his attempt to reach the
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10 Ways Industry Honors Help Promote Your Business
How have you used an award such as Inc. 5000 to your business‘s/personal advantage? 1. Show How Awards Benefit Your Customers Make sure you focus your accolades on how they benefit potential clients to drive real business results. In 2016, we earned the No. 1 Spot on Ad Age’s Best Place to Work list. Sure,
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Samuel Johnson Google doodle honors author behind ‘The Dictionary of the English Language’
Today’s Google doodle celebrates the British writer, Samuel Johnson, on his 308th birthday. A poet, essayist, biographer and critic, Johnson was a prolific writer, but he is often best known for his contribution as a lexicographer. Johnson published “Dictionary of the English Language” in 1775, after nine years spent putting it together. His dictionary served