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    Examiner.com is a media company based in Denver, Colorado, that operates a network of local news websites, allowing "pro–am contributors"[1][2] to share their city-based knowledge on a blog-like platform, in 238 markets throughout the United States and parts of Canada with two national editions, one for each country.[3][4][5][1] Examiner.com is a division of Clarity Media Group, with the primary investor being billionaire businessman Philip Anschutz, owner of Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), Regal Cinemas, and other media and entertainment companies.[3][4][6] Examiner.com has over 55,000 contributors,[2] commonly referred to on the site as "Examiners." The company derives its name from Anschultz/Clarity's 2004 purchase of the San Francisco Examiner, which had previously owned the examiner.com domain.[7] On October 29, 2009, the website's first international expansion took place when Examiner.com Canada was launched in Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver, along with a national Canadian edition.[13][4] In 2010 it moved from a Coldfusion to Drupal platform.[14] Examiner had significant problems with the transition to Drupal.[15] In February 2011, Google changed its algorithm, significantly reducing how high Examiner.com and other aggregators, particularly of "how to" content, appear in search results. It is trying to spot and downplay what are called "content farms" and to highlight more reliable sources. Commentators suggest that some readers may rely more on articles recommended by their social networks.[16] Due to Google's change, search results decreased by 79% for Examiner.com.[17] Matt Smith of the San Francisco Weekly noted that numerous articles and photos by Sharon Gray were from other sources, including the Sacramento Bee, and constituted apparent plagiarism. Smith suggested that the case showed that "free isn't always a bargain."[22] When questioned, Jim Pimental, executive editor of Examiner said, "They're blogs. They don't get edited. We don't give any direction to people on what to write in their blogs. And that's standard operating procedure."[4][22] After Smith brought the issue to Pimentel's attention, the voluminous Gray material was removed from Examiner.com. Pimentel said the Examiner has "a less-strict standard for accuracy and attribution in stories that appear on the Web" than for publications in print.[22] According to Smith, Robert Gunnison, director of school affairs at the U.C. Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, shares his own view that newspapers "should observe the same journalism standards online as they do in print."[22]

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    Examiner.com is a media company based in Denver, Colorado, that operates a network of local news websites, allowing "pro–am contributors"[1][2] to share their city-based knowledge on a blog-like platform, in 238 markets throughout the United States and parts of Canada with two national editions, one for each country.[3][4][5][1] Examiner.com is a division of Clarity Media Group, with the primary investor being billionaire businessman Philip Anschutz, owner of Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), Regal Cinemas, and other media and entertainment companies.[3][4][6] Examiner.com has over 55,000 contributors,[2] commonly referred to on the site as "Examiners." The company derives its name from Anschultz/Clarity's 2004 purchase of the San Francisco Examiner, which had previously owned the examiner.com domain.[7] On October 29, 2009, the website's first international expansion took place when Examiner.com Canada was launched in Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver, along with a national Canadian edition.[13][4] In 2010 it moved from a Coldfusion to Drupal platform.[14] Examiner had significant problems with the transition to Drupal.[15] In February 2011, Google changed its algorithm, significantly reducing how high Examiner.com and other aggregators, particularly of "how to" content, appear in search results. It is trying to spot and downplay what are called "content farms" and to highlight more reliable sources. Commentators suggest that some readers may rely more on articles recommended by their social networks.[16] Due to Google's change, search results decreased by 79% for Examiner.com.[17] Matt Smith of the San Francisco Weekly noted that numerous articles and photos by Sharon Gray were from other sources, including the Sacramento Bee, and constituted apparent plagiarism. Smith suggested that the case showed that "free isn't always a bargain."[22] When questioned, Jim Pimental, executive editor of Examiner said, "They're blogs. They don't get edited. We don't give any direction to people on what to write in their blogs. And that's standard operating procedure."[4][22] After Smith brought the issue to Pimentel's attention, the voluminous Gray material was removed from Examiner.com. Pimentel said the Examiner has "a less-strict standard for accuracy and attribution in stories that appear on the Web" than for publications in print.[22] According to Smith, Robert Gunnison, director of school affairs at the U.C. Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, shares his own view that newspapers "should observe the same journalism standards online as they do in print."[22]

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    Examiner.com is a media company based in Denver, Colorado, that operates a network of local news websites, allowing "pro–am contributors"[1][2] to share their city-based knowledge on a blog-like platform, in 238 markets throughout the United States and parts of Canada with two national editions, one for each country.[3][4][5][1] Examiner.com is a division of Clarity Media Group, with the primary investor being billionaire businessman Philip Anschutz, owner of Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG), Regal Cinemas, and other media and entertainment companies.[3][4][6] Examiner.com has over 55,000 contributors,[2] commonly referred to on the site as "Examiners." The company derives its name from Anschultz/Clarity's 2004 purchase of the San Francisco Examiner, which had previously owned the examiner.com domain.[7] On October 29, 2009, the website's first international expansion took place when Examiner.com Canada was launched in Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver, along with a national Canadian edition.[13][4] In 2010 it moved from a Coldfusion to Drupal platform.[14] Examiner had significant problems with the transition to Drupal.[15] In February 2011, Google changed its algorithm, significantly reducing how high Examiner.com and other aggregators, particularly of "how to" content, appear in search results. It is trying to spot and downplay what are called "content farms" and to highlight more reliable sources. Commentators suggest that some readers may rely more on articles recommended by their social networks.[16] Due to Google's change, search results decreased by 79% for Examiner.com.[17] Matt Smith of the San Francisco Weekly noted that numerous articles and photos by Sharon Gray were from other sources, including the Sacramento Bee, and constituted apparent plagiarism. Smith suggested that the case showed that "free isn't always a bargain."[22] When questioned, Jim Pimental, executive editor of Examiner said, "They're blogs. They don't get edited. We don't give any direction to people on what to write in their blogs. And that's standard operating procedure."[4][22] After Smith brought the issue to Pimentel's attention, the voluminous Gray material was removed from Examiner.com. Pimentel said the Examiner has "a less-strict standard for accuracy and attribution in stories that appear on the Web" than for publications in print.[22] According to Smith, Robert Gunnison, director of school affairs at the U.C. Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, shares his own view that newspapers "should observe the same journalism standards online as they do in print."[22]

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    External practical Examiner (EVEN SMESTER-2013)

    S.NO. YEAR BRRNCH

    LAB NAME

    LAB CODE NO. OF STUDENTS NO. OF FACULTIES

    NAME OF EXAMINER

    EC

    Digital Elex lab. II

    EEC-452

    184

    Pratibha Singh

    EC/EI

    Elex Lab. II

    EEC-451

    221

    B.K.Singh

    EC/EI

    Measurement Lab

    EEC-453

    221

    CLG.NAME/CLG.CODE DATE FIXED MOBILE NO.

    IET/52

    6,7/06/13 8562940446

    BBS

    5,6/06/13 9450621508

    Neeraj Marwaha

    LKCE/224

    6,7/06/13 9968338043

    Ankit sharma

    GCET/097

    9999612202

    EI

    Transducer Lab

    EIC-451

    37

    Digvijay Singh Chauhan

    FGIET/187

    9450063272

    EC/EI

    DSP Lab

    EEC- 652

    167

    Varun Gonwar

    IIMTEC/127

    6/6/2013 9412537773

    EC

    CAD of Elex. Lab

    EEC-653

    127

    V.s.rathore

    CSE/145

    7/6/2013 9889032625

    EC

    Communication Lab-II EEC-651

    127

    Prakash Chandra Sharma

    AIET/53

    5/6/2013 9415796785

    EI

    Communication Lab

    EEC-659

    40

    Vineet mubai

    EI

    Microcontroller lab

    EIC-651

    40

    V.s.rathore

    EN/EE

    Microprocessor lab

    EEE-454

    179

    Ranjeet singh yadav

    DVSMTI/640
    SEC/240
    BBS

    6,7/06/13 9015076302
    7/6/2013

    CEST/196

    6/6/2013 9506665625

    EE

    Comm.Engg. Lab

    EEC-658

    58

    Santosh singh rawal


    Dheeraj singh

    EN

    A&D Comm.lab

    EEC-659

    97

    Isha Saxena

    BBS
    CSE/145

    5/6/2013
    7/6/2013 9889032625

    9473927147

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