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She's spent the majority of the year in Spain for work amid the coronavirus pandemic. And Demi Rose ensured she brought some English tradition to Ibiza as she served tea at her stunning villa in an at-home shoot with PrettyLittleThing last week. The glamour model, 25, commanded attention as she posed in a clingy white mini-dress, complete with a plunging neckline. Catching the eye: Demi Rose ensured she brought some English tradition to Ibiza as she served tea at her stunning villa in an at-home shoot with PrettyLittleThing last week Coordinating with her kitchen appliances, the brand ambassador's ensemble was covered in red floral printing throughout. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Lottie Moss wows in a mini dress as she cosies up to Justin... Brian Harvey claims police arrived at his home for a... Amir Khan and his wife Faryal Makhdoom gift their son... Dua Lipa showcases her enviable frame in a TINY bikini top... … [Read more...] about Demi Rose catches the eye in a floral print dress as she serves tea for an at-home shoot during her trip to Ibiza

1. TMI Parents We love your babies, really we do. We do not, however, relish vivid descriptions of their every wee wee and poopee. And we especially don't look forward to 46 similar posts every single day. 2. Marketing Congratulations, you have a job! So does the majority of the rest of the 900 million people on Facebook. We simply ask one favor: If you wish to market, create a marketing page . If you wish to lose all your friends, keep spamming them with P90X ads. 3. Vaguebooking Urban Dictionary defines "vaguebooking" as the following: "An intentionally vague Facebook status update that prompts friends to ask what's going on, or is possibly a cry for help." See also: "Wondering if it's all worth it..." "Yep, that just happened." "Karma is a bitch." 4. Unsolicited Check-Ins I really don't think anyone cares about our third trip to Dunkin' Donuts this week. For that matter, I'd prefer if my boss didn't learn about our weeknight … [Read more...] about 20 Things Your Most Annoying Friends Do on Facebook

LAUSANNE: There was a time when our Internet resembled the American economy of the historic Western frontier: Unregulated, vast in opportunities and untouched by large firms. The world wide web was new and cyberspace was, for the most part, overloaded with useless information. “Chances are if you search for an item even with a very good search engine, most of the results you get will be irrelevant,” said Kate Delhagen, a research analyst at Forrester Research of Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1997. Like the early oil industry that grew throughout the 1800s, the industry players populating the early internet were chaotic in nature and short in lifespan. AOL, Netscape, Myspace and ICQ were all household names one moment and seemingly gone the next. It was the belief that the speed of the internet had rendered any competitive advantage transient. One needed to be agile, and becoming big was a liability. Such belief prevented the public from noticing the creeping growth of a … [Read more...] about Commentary: The real reason Google and Facebook should be broken up? China