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WUG4. - As For the Writers Guild Strike -- A Yes90
blogger says: THEY SHOULD JUST REPLACE THESE
WRITERS, WITH ONE'S THAT DIDN'T GET A BREAK,
PROBABLY BETTER TOO. THERE ARE ONLY 12000
REGISTERED WRITERS WITH THE GUILD (ONLY 3% ARE
WORKING ON A REGULAR BASIS, GEE WHIZ!! -- Suzy
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News NOVEMBER 2007 / TeleCom BuyOuts, Spinoffs and
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PART ONE
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"Nothing
In This World Is Permanent!" / As Web users, we
all know all to well . . . that nothing is
permanent, your cell phone, computor soft-ware, or
the last E-mail or instant messaging service, or
the analog TV channel you lost because of a new
ruling by the FCC.
•••
Think about this . . . even the oldest and simplest
wireless cell telephone devices can stand some
improvement.
•••
Take the "Radio" and "iPhone" devices for instance.
According to the U.S. patent office, before 1908,
"Radio" was referenced as Wireless Telephony and
Wireless Telegraphy. Marconi called his messages,
"etherographs" -- and the NBS voice conversation
as:"etherotalk."
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That being the case at hand, that makes the 1908
NBS Wireless Telephone™ Patent the oldest
known recordation of WiFi187, and the direct link
to the growth of the cellphone, Wireless
Telephone™ habit. But despite the 100 years of
tinkering, we have yet to find the perfect Wireless
Telephone™ device. MORE
ABOUT NBS AND
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celebration of the Wireless
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Will the WiFi 187 NBS100 NetWork take over and
control over Internet? If so . . . How will it
happen? Will it be Google's new affiliate "free"
software and its 411 information service start-up,
or will it be News Corp. and NBC Universal. GE
plans to prove their new Web service will make them
the next content king.
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PART
ONE - Hollywood Digital -
WUG4.
- PART
TWO - Hollywood Digital - OpenSource -
Widgets
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PART
THREE - Hollywood Digital Google's Plans for 2008,
the 100th Year of the Wireless
Telephone™
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A promise by users of sites like
MySpace.com, and Facebook.com to filter copyrighted
content is fine, as long as the original copyright
holders don't tighten their legal grips on users.
Users can now register their creations with the
search directory and are verifiable by a 3rd party
registry Guild.
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During the November Hollywood Digital trade
show, the WebUsers Guild announced their beginnings
at Hollywood Digital, after the Widget group stated
that "if an attorney makes a mistake, "he's
disbarred, but if a journalist makes one, he's out
at third base." The Web Users Guild was
organized for Bloggers, Publishers, and Webcasters
for User and search engine content protection.
MORE STORY -
WUG4.com.
•••
Part
02
/ November,
2007 /
The phrase "user-generated
content for the Internet" is referring to the audio
and video clips posted to a third party website by
the general public like MySpace.com, YouTube, and
Facebook.com. It seems to be OK to use bits and
parts of an original Major release, as long as the
user advertises the source of the material on
his/her own website, such as a homemade video by a
singer/songwriter or an aspiring filmmaker.
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However the bogeyman talk
brought on by the entertainment industry, the
category also includes recordings made from TV
shows, Hollywood movies and music videos. That's
why Viacom, Vivendi and other entertainment
conglomerates have launched legal assaults against
a number of user-generated content
sites.
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Last week, five
entertainment companies announced a truce with four
tech companies that operate such sites, including
Microsoft and MySpace. They agreed on a set of
"user-generated content principles," including
mandatory use of technology to block unauthorized
music and videos. The announcement came days after
the leading site for user-generated video, YouTube,
launched its system to identify videos and filter
out the ones that copyright owners wish to
block.
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The new content filters are
a double-edged sword. They are critical to the
efforts by tech and entertainment companies to turn
the Internet into a profitable content distribution
network. But they could give copyright holders too
much control over what is and isn't a fair use of
their works, while encouraging them to withhold
their content from the Web instead of profiting
from it.
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Hollywood has pressed tech
companies to use filters that can identify
copyrighted material practically since the day the
filters hit the market. In fact, in its lawsuit
against YouTube, Viacom is trying to establish that
sites are legally obliged to prevent unauthorized
uploads.
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There are good business
reasons for websites to use the new technologies.
For starters, major advertisers don't want their
pitches running alongside bootlegged videos. But
Hollywood would be ill-advised to use the filters
to bottle up its works, particularly the
advertiser-supported ones.
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The Net is notoriously
leaky, and blocking content on one set of sites
won't stop it from reaching users by other means. A
better use of content-identification systems is to
track how many times a song or video is viewed or
downloaded, then use that information to split the
advertising revenue generated by those files
between its producers and its distributors.
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The Web presents a huge
pool of opportunity, and content owners need to
jump in and compete instead of waiting for all the
pirates to be swept from the waters.
Part
03 /
In many major cases
ID theft isn't
personal
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How many split income
hits to one's user web sites are being forwarded to
another's RevenueSharing account?- How much money
can be earned from user generated content using
bits and parts of someone else's movie trailer or
contextualized content: -- (YouTube, GoogleAd,
Checker Board Square,
etc.).
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"That's our job," says
Profiles4, "sharing and catering to BlogPros and
video content providers that want to register their
product for ID purposes, to get paid for copyright
use, if any." Profiles4 offers a new way to
independently register, verify, then flow the use
of copyrighted content through, Profiles4.com,
wug4.com, and Open/Source networking. "We believe
in the purity of writing, and profit AdProfit
sharing, if such a thing legally exists," said a
spokeswoman. "Writing that educates and broadens
the mind and enriches the soul. We believe that
stories learnt from others, should be a break from
the daily grind, the daily routine, the daily
juggling
act."
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That's why we take care
of everything for you -- in regards to the
recordation of your assets, (including high-speed
broadband VOD audio/videos), and all of the
particulars. Whether it's witnessing the pomp and
pageantry of the Changing of the Guard in London,
sampling fine cuisine in Paris, or taking a gondola
ride through the canals of Venice, were there to
register and record it with a serial number. Our
expert social-networking Hosts are right there to
help you navigate the process and create your own
perfect profile experience. It's uploading your
WebUser assets in its purest form. We take care of
the recordation details, so you can have all the
fun.
You've Got the walk - now Walk the
Talk
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As a teenager,
entertainer, Troy Cory learned that money talks. As
an adult, and as the CEO of the NBS Radio Trust, he
learned that liquidity, comoditizing your legacy
speaks
volumes.
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Traditionally, one of
the challenges of having significant wealth has
been getting sufficient access to
liquidity.
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At Profiles4, we work
with users to maintain a uniquely personal approach
toward providing the necessary flexibility to
pursue opportunities whenever and wherever they
arise.
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And with the resources
of one of the world's most established financial
institutions, our highly trained credit
Intermediaries can develop and underwrite
innovative solutions that will give your wealth a
more powerful voice.
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One opportunity that
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The trick is to conserve
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about how to use and cut cost. MORE
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As for Web information:
Profiles4 background data shows a wide range of
ways personal identifier information can be stolen.
It's not just a person sitting at a computer screen
hacking into a corporation, "It's a wide
spectrum."
In many major cases ID theft isn't
personal
4.
Related Stories
/ 109IdentityTheft
(A Yes90 Letter submitted to the LAtimes to
answer to a quoted story-line, was discovered by a
Yes90 blogger. It
stated:
•
When businesses were
targeted, 40% of the time it was by employees of
the companies, not outsiders such as contractors or
hackers. In the employee cases, 60% worked in
retail and 22% in financial services. The effect of
new security measures for businesses should be
studied.
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Criminals had one or more
accomplice 42% of the time, and the more people
that were involved, the higher the average losses.
Law enforcement should consider devoting more
resources to cracking down on organized
groups.
•Holding on to your
identity
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Re "Follow the bouncing checks," Column One,
Oct. 15
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I have suggestions for
helping to minimize identity theft and the
headaches associated with bogus checks and
fraudulent credit card
charges:
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* Get a post office box or
private mailbox for all sensitive and financial
mail.
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* Use checks to pay utility
bills or the government. For all others, use credit
cards, cash or money
orders.
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* Put a freeze on all three
credit reporting agencies. No one can open up a
credit card in your
name.
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* Scammers sometimes send
out a check for $5 as a promotional gimmick. Throw
them away. Once you cash it, they will know your
bank, signature and account
number. -
Suzy McGregor
See 109IDtheftpro4Seal Holding on to your
identity
5.
WebSites Ref.
• WUG4.com.
- http://www.wug4.com.
Users
Guild.com
- http://www.usersguild.com
WebUsersGuild.com
- http://www.webusersguild.com
WebUsersGuild.org
- http://www.webusersguild.org
• TVInews welcomes your comments.
newsroom@tvimagazine.com
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Widgets
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THREE - Hollywood Digital Google's Plans for 2008,
the 100th Year of the Wireless
Telephone™
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