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Steven Spielberg heads jury at Cannes Film
Festival
CANNES, May 15, 2013 -- Once a
year, "the entire world comes together at
Cannes."
 Steven
Spielberg introducing this year's
nine-person Cannes Film Festival jury at
the opening press conference said, "We're
always sitting in personal private
judgment of the films we see."
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Therefore it was time, to take it public
and accept the film festival's offer to
serve as the main competition jury
president, an offer made several times in
the past, though his work schedule never
permitted it, he said.
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Also serving as jurors are actors Nicole
Kidman, Christoph Waltz, Daniel Auteuil,
Vidaya Balan and directors Cristian
Mungiu, Naomi Kawasi, Lynn Ramsey and
twice Academy Award Winner Ang Lee. The
jury selects the winners for acting,
screenplay, direction and, honored with
the Palme d'Or, the award given the film
of the year. Last year's Palme winner was
Michael Haneke's "Amour."
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Spielberg noted that it's apples and
oranges to assess movies designed to get
"as many people into the theaters as
possible" by the same criteria as films
compelled by more adventurous impulses.
"Honesty" and "courage": those will be the
key attributes in the competition titles
as viewed by Spielberg's fellow juror,
director Cristian Mungiu, who won the
Palme in 2007, for "4 Months, 3 Weeks and
2 Days."
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Spielberg last came to the Croisette in
2008 for the world premier of "Indiana
Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal
Skull." Released to generally
positive reviews, it it was also a
financial success, grossing over $786
million worldwide.
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CANNES, France-- Palm
D'Or goes to the
French
The
hometown favorite won big time at the
Festival de Cannes as France's Blue Is
the Warmest Color walked off with the
Palme d'Or. Jury president Steven
Spielberg announced in a highly unusual
step, that the prize was given not only to
director Abdellatif Kechiche, as
considered traditional, but to co-stars
Adèle Exarchopoulos and Léa
Seydoux as well. Both actresses were in
tears by the time they reached the
stage.
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The sexually explicit story of a young
woman discovering desire and herself, Blue
was the great favorite of French critics
but divided English speakers, who called
it everything from voyeuristic to a
three-hour Sundance movie in French.
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The film, whose French title is
La Vie d'Adèle, will be
distributed in the US by IFC's Sundance
Selects.
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Kechiche's movie displays that same degree
of intimacy with his actresses in the
scenes when they have their clothes on.
For the younger, fragile teen at the
center of the plot -- also named
Adéle -- blue-haired art student
Emma (Seydoux) provides a gateway to
experiences far beyond the limitations of
her conservative social circle. Some of
the tender moments make the explicit
scenes especially noteworthy:
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Kechiche's film plays to the
possibilities of uncensored storytelling
that ignores traditional boundaries
without playing for shock value. It's a
tender romance and undoubtedly one of the
best movies about nascent adulthood in
recent years.
Not Playing it
Safe
Spielberg himself makes no
apologies about directing movies aimed at
the largest audiences possible, but as a
unit, the Cannes jurors did a fine job
highlighting the merits of not playing it
safe. This was evident not only in the
selection of the winners but the snubs: --
Steven Soderbergh's Liberace biopic
"Behind the Candelabra" won plenty of
accolades for Michael Douglas'
performance, but ultimately amounted to a
giddy by-the-numbers treatment of the
show-biz icon -- however, a skillfully
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A h h h . . . Spring in Cannes…where
mild breezes blow as the warm
Mediterranean sun smiles over this
beautiful spot on the Cote d'Azur. There
you can feel a timeless sensuality,
assuaging a nostalgia for the
Mediterranean which since as far back as
the 16th century has been a constant theme
in many a Northern European's life.
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"Now give us lands where the olives
grow," Cried the North to the South,
"Where the sun with a golden mouth can
blow blue bubbles of grapes down the
vineyard row!" Cried the North to the
South. (to borrow a phrase from the
English writer Elizabeth Barret
Browning).
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•"Cannes," wrote Charles
Lentheric, the indispensable and erudite
historian of maritime Provence, in 1880,
"is a town where you feel no need to
work," and "where the inhabitants were not
interested in the world that lay beyond
their shady gardens, or the sheltered
balconies of their hotels."
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Now the world has come to Cannes,
chosen it to be their Mediterranean queen
for its annual events, and when you stroll
along the Croisette on some warm April day
you will hardly share Mr. Lenteric's
sentiments. Voila! Cannes! It has emerged
truly cosmopolitan.
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May
25, 2013 with dazzling new live
show.
By Gary
Sunkin
 Walt
Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort
will kick off a Monstrous Summer by
keeping three theme parks open for 24
hours nonstop on Memorial Day Weekend, the
traditional start of the family travel
season.
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Mickey Mouse and a cast
of beloved Disney characters will embark
on a series of musical adventures through
the magical powers of a sorcerer's map in
"Mickey and the Magical Map," the all-new
live show coming to the Fantasyland
Theatre in Disneyland Park May 25,
scheduled for five daily performances.
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Created by Disney Creative Entertainment,
"Mickey and the Magical Map" was conceived
for children of all ages and represents
the return of Disney storytelling to the
newly refurbished Fantasyland Theatre, a
venue that merges the tradition of live
outdoor performances with theatrical
technology. Performed in the most magical
of lands, Fantasyland, the new show
reveals a mischievous Mickey Mouse, in his
timeless role as the sorcerer's
apprentice.
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Fantasyland Theatre, a classic Disneyland
venue, was inspired by the original
Fantasyland Theater (former spelling)
which showed Disney cartoons and
Mouseketeer footage from 1955 to
1964. The current theatre debuted in
1985 as Videopolis, a dance location,
which quickly drew crowds for stage
productions including "One Man's Dream,"
"Dick Tracy Starring in Diamond Double
Cross," "Mickey's Nutcracker," and one of
Disney's first stage productions of
"Beauty and the Beast."
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In 1995, the venue was renamed Fantasyland
Theatre with the debut of "The Spirit of
Pocahontas." "Animazement -- The
Musical" enjoyed a popular three-year run
and "Snow White--An Enchanting Musical"
played for two years. The theatre was then
converted to an area where guests could
meet Disney Princesses.
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President of the Disneyland Resort,
Michael Colglazier, said "We're thrilled
to debut our captivating new show 'Mickey
and the Magical Map' and to invite guests
to experience Fantasy Faire, a new themed
area with Disney Princess encounters and
two live shows based on favorite princess
stories," The show also sends Mickey Mouse
on a theatrical adventure and takes the
audience to India, China, Virginia, New
Orleans, Hawaii, and "Under the Sea."
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"Mickey and the Magical Map" has writing
by Carolyn Gardner and is directed by
Tracy Halas. The production designer
is Steve Bass; the creative director is
Sylvia Hase; the music is produced by
Bruce Healey, supervised and arranged by
Timothy Williams and supervised by Matt
Walker. The show producer is Ray
Coble.
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"Mickey and the Magical Map, will be a
highlight of 2013 at the Disneyland
Resort, which also features recent
additions such as princess encounters in
the new Fantasy Faire in Disneyland, and
the spectacular new Cars Land and Buena
Vista Street in the expanded Disney
California Adventure Park.
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Politics,
Taxes, Security, Shelter,
Education,
Telecommunication and the Department
of Defense are directly linked to Arts and
Science's lobbying influences. The
mechanics of lobbying and its link to big
business and telecommunications are
featured in this section, along with
features about Criminal and Civil
Justice.
•••
It
was TVI Magazine's 1990 issue, that first
published the prediction that Government
will
get smaller, but police agencies will get
bigger. The powers relinquished to Home
Security and Police agencies will make the
Gestapo group look like pikers. Hollywood
is here to stay. It's good for politics
and a good war movie or two!
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Consumer
and manufacturing advocates have sparked
actions against copyright protections laws
and holders, on the grounds that:
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(1) -
if the copyright leads to reduce
competition;
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(2) -
the copyright creates higher prices to the
consumer, and if;
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(3) -
the copyright advances laws that
criminalizes the consumer and competition.
Experts say that both Copyright and
Trademark regulations should parallel the
Patent laws in that -- U.S. antitrust
officials should be given the power to
oppose and bring antitrust actions against
violators.
••
Today's
Puzzle:
Is it true that a new federal health
program is going to be operated and
financed by the Department of Defense?
Secondly,
is it true that the FCC, USPO and/or the
CIA are financing the Internet and WiTEL?
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"TO INVENT IT ! . . . We all want
everything to be free," says any student
of reality. "But for any business, like
any household to be successful, income has
to be higher than the monthly iPhone
bill."
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granted patent in 1908.
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Telephone®™© organization,
founded in Murray, Kentucky, by Nathan B.
Stubblefield doesn't manufacture the
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Rey.
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The NBS
Wired-Wireless Telephone®™©
organization -- has been a moniker to the
Wireless industry for over ten decades.
With Wireless Telephone®™©
namesakes like, WiTEL®™©,
iPhone®™©, and the
cellPhone®™©, how could you
lose. It's been a deal to steal since its
first demonstrations and ®™©
registrations by members of the NBS-TCS
family -- commencing in 1892, 1898, 1902,
1907 through 2012.
•••
"People do what
they want," said Wikipedia's founder, at a
2010 Digital Hollywood Spring keynote
address. "There is no master plan what
people are interested in." The question
is, how can Wiki partner with people to
who have a symbiotic realationship. Look
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April 18, 2013, that: YouTube had not
violated Viacom's copyright even though
users of the popular online site were
allowed to post unauthorized video clips
from some of Viacom's most popular shows,
including Comedy Central's "The Daily Show
with Jon Stewart" and Nickelodeon's
"SpongeBob
SquarePants."
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After
winning the big YouTube vs Viacom
copyright legal action between search
engine Google, its video website YouTube
has scored another huge victory in the
long-running claims over copyright
infringement brought by television giant
Viacom Inc.
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The Supreme Court gave foreign buyers of
books, video discs and other copyrighted
works a right to resell them in the United
States, without permission of the
copyright owner, giving discount retailers
a victory and the entertainment industry a
setback.
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The 6-3 decision Tuesday came in the case
of Supap Kirtsaeng, a USC graduate student
from Thailand who figured he could earn
money for his education by buying low-cost
textbooks in his native country and
reselling them in the United States.
•••
John Wiley & Sons, a textbook
publisher, sued him over copyright
infringement and won $600,000 in damages
from a New York jury. Kirtsaeng was
ordered to turn over his golf clubs,
computer and printer as partial
payment.
•••
But in Tuesday's decision, the Supreme
Court found the Thai student's view of
U.S. copyright law "more persuasive" than
the publishing industry's, and it threw
out the verdict against him.
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In doing so, the justices adopted a
version of ebay's motto: "If you bought
it, you own it, and you have a right to
sell it."
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had been divided over whether --
copyright
protection extended to works that were
lawfully made and sold abroad, but were
imported for resale in the United States.
One part of the law says the U.S.
copyright holder has an "exclusive right
to distribute copies" in the U.S.
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video game industries will be affected by
the high court's decision, as more
entertainment content is sold
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YouTube-like video site "Dailymotion" --
is in talks with France Telecom to buy a
majority stake in Dailymotion, an online
video site popular in Europe that has been
scouting for a U.S. partner to take on
Google Inc.'s YouTube.
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reports that the YouTube deal represents a
major growth opportunity for the Internet
gian•••
Google has said YouTube represents a major
growth opportunity for the Internet
giant.
•••
Executive Marissa Maye reported that if
the deal is excepted, it would be first
major acquisition since taking over Yahoo
last summer.
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Under the ownership structure being
discussed, Yahoo could buy as much as 75%
of Dailymotion with the possibility of
buying the rest of the site at a later
date, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The deal would value Dailymotion at around
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Supap
Kirtsaeng was a Thai student in the United
States who helped finance his education
(and then some) by reselling textbooks
that family members bought for a low price
in Thailand. Textbook publisher John Wiley
& Sons sued Kirtsaeng for copyright
infringement in 2008, citing a federal ban
on importing copyrighted goods without the
copyright holder's permission. Lower
courts agreed with Wiley, opining that the
"first sale" doctrine -- a buyer's right
to sell, lend, rent or give away a
lawfully purchased copy of a copyrighted
work.
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that did not apply to foreign-made
products --
even if they'd been manufactured under
contract with the copyright holder.
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Tuesday, the Supreme Court overturned
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those decisions in a forceful
declaration of the limits of copyright
law.
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The justices ruled, 6 to 3, that the
first-sale doctrine applies no matter
where a copy is made, as long as it's done
in accordance with U.S. law. The decision
in Kirtsaeng vs. John Wiley & Sons
provides a welcome clarification that
Americans are free to redistribute the
copies they own that were legally made and
sold overseas, just as they are with the
copies they buy in the United States.
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The book itself looks beyond the glossy
appeals.
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As
tax deadline looms, ex-NPR chief Ken Stern
looks at how little donors understand
about the needs and the operations of even
the most prominent charities 'With Charity
for All' looks beyond the glossy
appeals.
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Americans just love feeling philanthropic.
In any debate over cutting tax breaks in
the income tax system, the deduction for
charitable donations is always held sacred
-- even more than that other sacred cow,
the mortgage deduction.
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It's a rare political leader who doesn't
bow to the role played by charitable
foundations in filling gaps left by
government services to the indigent, the
sick and the elderly, here in the United
States and around the globe. The
globe-trotting, tent-dwelling relief
worker, the doctor without borders, the
logistics expert getting food and medicine
to camps of war refugees -- all elicit
unique reverence from us armchair
empathizers in civilized lands.
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"With Charity for All," do we spend so
little time thinking about the charities
we give our billions to?
• Stern is a veteran of the
nonprofit world --
having spent nine years running
National Public Radio, the nonprofit
organization with which most of us are
more familiar than any other. Thanks to
his experience and a wealth of further
research, "With Charity for All" makes
many important points about how little we
understand about the needs and the
operations of even the most prominent
global philanthropies. The book opens with
a telling anecdote about the American Red
Cross and its response to the disaster of
9/11.
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WASHINGTON --
After nearly four years on the job Julius
Genachowski, a former venture capitalist
and technology executive will step down in
the coming weeks as Chairman of the
Federal Communications Commission
(FCC).
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Part of that
strategy included expanding access to
wireless spectrum, and the agency has
worked to try to lure broadcasters to give
up someof their airwaves in exchange for
money from the government's auction of
rights to use them to telecom
companies
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Genachowski stated
his biggest accomplishment was focusing
the agency on expanding high-speed
Internet access. For example, he pushed
the FCC to make more public airwaves
available to deliver the Internet over
smartphones and other mobile devices.
•
Speculation
about Genachowski's
replacement
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••••Among
them so far are Democratic FCC
Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica
Rosenworcel; Catherine J.K. Sandoval, a
member of the California Public Utilities
Commission; Karen Kornbluh, the U.S.
ambassador to the international
Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development; Lawrence Strickling, head of
the Commerce Department's National
Telecommunications and Information
Administration; and Washington, D.C.,
venture/ capitalist Tom Wheeler.
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It was just last week, (Nov 3rd, 2011)
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that
Josie Cory & Margit
Seelos discussed the contributions of
their respective husbands musical talents
to the world. It was in the late 1970s
that found the two women pushing both
grown men to play Santa Claus, elves, and
create the musical scores for the
German/USA production film "Merry
Christmas;" and YouTube.com sequels:
"Just in the Nick of Time,"
starring Priscilla Cory, as
"Little Miss Santa," and featuring
the late German singer, Manuela.
The Movie itself was Produced by VRA
TelePlay Picture's, Josie Cory;
Bohemia Film's Williams Janovsky;
and ARD's Gábor Wagner.
• The Feature Movie was filmed in
-- and around the city of Munich,
Nymphenburg and Castle Neuschwanstein,
Germany and in Oberndorf, Austria, the
small village and church where the
Christmas carol "Silent Night" was
performed for the first time on December
25, 1818.
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101 St.
Nicholas, the Castle
Neuschwanstein,
and the music of Troy Cory and Ambros
Seelos
•
•
The vocals, sound tracks and string
section on the Munich Sound recordings
were provided by Troy Cory, Ambros Seelos,
and "The Munich Philharmonics." The piano
and musical arrangements were conducted by
Ambros Seelos and Sylvester
Levay. Several years later it was
Levay who garnered a Grammy Award for
"Fly, Robin, Fly," and wrote the music
scores for the film "Howard the Duck" and
the Vienna musical "Elisabeth."
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TelePhone®™©
Trust"
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In another move to
beef up its Worldwide rights to its NBS
Radio intellectual property rights . . .
offerings, NbsWitel.com has contracted
with the WebUsersGuild.com to unify VoIP
and WiTEL mobile users.
•••
"Of course, that
includes any/and all existing WiTEL
TeleKey Area codes system®™©
users," says Mark Anderson of PSI
International. "Today, we're happy to
announce that our PSI team is joining the
WebUsersGuild.com group where we'll have
the opportunity to build amazing consumer
contacts for over 5-Billion mobile users
around the globe." The WebUsersGuild.com
has become a global problem of
sorts with the
TeleCom industry.
•••
The various
copyrights, trademarks, and drawings used
within its May 12, 1908 Patent . . .
Wireless Telephone®™©
experience, have all become a father of
sorts for the shorthand text that has
created product names like,
WiTEL®™©,
iPhone®™©;
cellPhone®™©.
 The
www.webusersguild.com, announced the
acquisition to buy sections of its PSI
collections. (See 106-
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Carriers,
below). The Guild said the deal will allow
it to put the iconic "NBS Radio Trust"
Witel logo on goods, products, and
services as well as build "NBS Radio
Trust" information clouds around the
world.
• FOR THE RECORD:
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_ "The Troy Cory Show -- the Wireless
Telephone™ Bequest73"
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN_SYKJtsb4
••
Not included in the
deal are its NBS Asian TeleCom telephonic
properties.
•••
"This is a brand of
Anti-ID Theft benefits with a lot of
equity, not just in China, but around the
world," said Troy Cory-Stubblefield,
president and CEO of NBS. Our
ChinaExo2000/com affiliates will be
responsible for expanding the brand. He
declined to reveal the price tag, but
said, "I think we will see north of $300
million in revenue over the next three
years." http://www.webusersguild.com.
http://www.chinaexpo2000.com.
Webusersguild.com is a media firm that has
a webusers membership division.
 "What
"NBS Radio Trust" and his family have done
is maintain the Wireless Telephone Company
of America enterprise that has always been
about technology and innovation and
providing something unique to the savvy
wireless telephone customer," said Mark
Anderson, of pacificsunrise.org. " So we
have an opportunity to take the "NBS Radio
Trust" brands worldwide."
•••
Anderson said that
although possible new commercial uses for
our new patent pending Anti-ID Theft
program would reflect local software
developers and wireless nbsWiTEL.com
merchandise, the established international
country code system, will keep with what
Troy Cory calls "a kind of a Kentucky
southern comfort feeling." "That's what
NBS smart90.com is all about -- concept.
You can go into any smart90.com kudoad
link Click a GoogleAd, or Amazon, and you
can buy everything from shoes to
diamonds."
•••
Cory-Stubblefield,
founded the family-run Hollywood-based
"NBS Radio Trust" - and the Signet Credit
Card Group in 1968.
•••
Troy, who heads the
Trust, said: "We've have maintained
WiTEL®™© connections for
over 100 years, so it was the right time
to start our NBS100.com collection
efforts. We weren't out searching for
Wireless Telephone®™©"
users, it just worked out that
way." "We're
in good hands," says Cory. "I'm extremely
excited about the FCC's efforts in setting
the record straight, and the possibilities
are endless." •
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 In
a threat to the 4th Amendment, law
enforcement is using location data as a
crime-fighting tool.
Concern
over mobile phone networks becoming
surveillance tools, the American Civil
Liberties Union recently asked hundreds of
local law enforcement agencies whether
they've tracked people's movements through
their cellphones. Most of those that
responded said they had, usually obtaining
the information from mobile phone
companies without a warrant. The practice
has become so routine, the ACLU found,
that phone companies are sending out
catalogs of monitoring services with
detailed price lists to police agencies.
The alarming findings should persuade
Congress to clarify that the government
can't follow someone electronically
without showing probable cause and
obtaining a warrants.
•••
The Supreme Court has long held that the
4th Amendment guarantee against
unreasonable searches and
seizures
requires police to obtain a warrant if the
intrusion would violate a target's
"reasonable expectation of privacy."
Mobile
phone networks collect another -
type
of data that wire-line networks don't:
They register a phone's location
continuously as long as it's turned on,
even when it's not in use. Those records
can be exceptionally revealing; as the
ACLU put it, the potential insights range
"from which friends you're seeing to where
you go to the doctor to how often you go
to church."
 The
fact that phone companies are collecting
fees
--
for providing this information raises
the additional question of whether their
financial interests trump their customers'
privacy interests. Looking for an answer,
Rep. Edward J. Markey recently asked the
major wireless carriers how much money
they've collected from law enforcement
agencies and whether they actively market
their information-gathering services.
•••A
growing number of courts have been
pushing
back
against the Justice Department's
permissive approach, but the rulings
haven't been uniform. Nor are there clear
rules to distinguish emergencies from
routine investigations, live tracking from
the examination of stored data, or
any
of the many other complexities. Rather
than trusting judges to sort it all out,
Congress should make it clear that the
protections that apply to phone
conversations also apply to location data.
No warrant, no tracking.
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106- NBSWiTEL Bailout For Its EMW Wireless
Carriers
 •
Like a bank, we make loans.
•••But
unlike a bank, we're part of nbsWiTEL.com.
Before it became a DotCom company
•
we
were, and still are that same NBS Wireless
Telephone Company of America, established
in 1902, that invented and delveloped the
EMW technology that helps move, cure,
power and link the world with its nbsWiTEL
phone numbers.
•••So
not only can we provide smart financing,
we can also offer access to the insights
and bet practices of nbsWiTEL.com to make
that financing work harder. Chances are we
have the expertise you need to make your
company more competitive - and we're happy
to share. Stop just banking. And start
building. NbsWiTEL.com works.
• NBS bailout of a few of
"nbsWiTEL.com Users --
may net an estimated $20.1-billion
profit for its Collection Group, PSI.
• The estimate depends on the
timing - of the monthly payment of
the debt owed by each U.S.A. and FCC
approved carrier. nbsWiTEL.com said the
profit projection did not factor in the
nbsWiTEL.com cost to subsidize each
Carrier's "WiTEL debt during the last few
years; that cost was not calculated.
• The nbsWiTEL.com -
•••forecast
followed the nbsWiTEL.com decision to
further reduce its ownership stake in its
Account Receivable Assets.
•••The
report came as nbsWiTEL.com this week
continued to wind down its stake in WiTEL
phone numbers handling its own Collection
deal it has with PSI, and its
Speedollars.com system.
• Financial execs have a
forward-thinking strategy
 •
WiTEL.com's arrangement with PSI's
Speedollars.com program will help kick off
the TeleKey Code systems
multimillion-dollar effort to iBond its
affiliates. The iBond concept is dubbed
"the Global Creative Investment Program"
-- to form ventures with its TeleCom
carriers, and other tech-savvy
entrepreneurs in the WiTEL.com
business.
•••••
Pacific
Sunrise International officials propose to
convert their Account Receivables into
iBonds, according to the documents, which
are included in the agenda
materials.
•••
The proposal would allow the Franchised
Carriers to take a loan of up to 80% of
any and all cost for its $5.00 per month
per nbsWiTEL phone number assigned to its
WiTEL users . . . to help cover expenses.
It's unclear how the nbsWiTEL.com
Franchised Carrier would pay it back -- if
the loan and interest could not be repaid
within 10 years -- would nbsWiTEL.com or
the FCC be able to resell the Franchise by
Auction?
•••
The iBond proposal is separate from the
$5.00 per monthly Invoice for each
WiTEL®™© TeleKey area Code
phone number assigned to users. TeleCom
industry experts following the iBond
concept will give virtually all the
benefits to the WiTEL®™©
TeleKey area Code user, with the blessings
of the FCC. The value of of each NBS WiTEL
franchise assigned 1-Million
WiTEL®™© TeleKey area Code
phone number -- is valued at $5-Billion
each, according to
PSI.
•••
Under the proposed lease, PSI's financial
backer would fund about $45-Billion in
Bank Guarantees. PSI is seeking control of
the U.S.A. operations for a total of 99
years.
•••The
iBond sale would reduce the nbsWiTEL.com
debt holdings to about $45 billion, with
another financial group holding an
additional $5 billion in complicated loans
secured by a bank guarantee.
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TelePhone®™©
Trust"
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