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Yes history returns, VOD - Video-On-Demand-System's are back on track, after YouTube is Googled, Kazaa & Skype founders Friis & Zennstrom are knitting on there latest project a video Web site that combines prof/com. produced TV and video with the interactive tools of the Web called The Veniceproject. Read here »

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Steve Jobs talks to graduates at Stanford University. The tips are just as good for anyone just graduated!

A perfect example of media foxing US style, check out Minutemanproject

Listen to audio excerpts from Emiko Terazono’s interview with Al Gore and James Murdoch listen to the podcast on The Financial Times podcast read Gore and Murdoch join forces in TV deal check out Current

Joystick warrior videos from Iraq and Afganistan. Quote: Planners envision a day when the Air Force will be able to run an entire air operations center—and thus a complete air war—from the United States. Hollywood might have trouble keeping up. War From Afar.

These are ads for the upscale department store Harvey Nichols, done by agency DDB in London

Google acquired YouTube for about $1.6 billion, 1,600,000,000.00 USD = 1,270,436,002.31 EURO = 855,403,114.14 GBP. YT founded February 2005 by three former employees of eBay's PayPal, YT visitors view videos over 100 million times daily and upload more than 65,000 videos each day. Just recall Murdoch spent $650 million 650,000,000.00 USD = 516,108,987.56 EUR = 347,471,220.59 GBP to buy MySpace last year, zja Last.fm I told ya, Old Street Station, you are in the wrong zity. Social software workers unite, in the market democracy, 1 year and something revenue, the co-founders of the 20-month old company turned into instant multi-millionaires, so what stake is distributed to the users (L).

I am shore somewhere was a button for donations in the beginning, was there? Ah, no sorry this was from the beginning a venture capital project see here and you understand all Sequoia Capital. OK what remains for iTuned Apple's, to open up to this feed and stream. Watch carefully the buttons on top how fast they will change. If you consider moving to Silly-con-valley, its very cold to swim in the bay, you need to get a neoprene suit. You ask yourself what does that mean, well in 2 months is scary Christmess, winter is around the corner, people are getting fired up till mid December, than they fall a sleep till February. Sequoia Capital Jobs and a looping it’s a favourite word of me, to the next summer. Do I am sound pissed frustrated?

Seams we will loos the licence to hell uno, called limbo, it will expire somehow next in 2006, so since 1300 till 2006, this is roughly, 706 years or so, if you stay on track. We will lose the hell per se, somehow in the next 706 years. Means, in 2712 we are licence free, open source, from the hells, garden Eden will be again accessible. But do please tell your children, and childres childres children, speak user, not to trust a snake, and be careful if a girl gives you something to eat,

because other vice, we loupe back. And who wants that? Other solution, if you have the desire for garden Eden today, get shock frozen now, and put the timer on 2714, to be double shore. AMEN 1 read AMEN 2 read VATICAN read The Divine Comedy see Ancient Hell visit Limbo and if not, so my dear beloved computer game developers hurry up, to shift all that in to the virtual worlds, other vice we will not know how well hell was, and all will be gone by now. Or is it already done, I am doomed, did I? My goose is cooked. Wait a minute, is this the date when we will come out from enduring freedom, in Afghanistan and Iraq, is this process in sync? hm? What you reckon? Palaeontologists will by then discover one skeleton in Tora Bora and nickname it Ill Badin the top predator. The co-director of the dig, will say he was taken aback by the sheer density of fossil remains in that cave. "You can't walk for more than 100m without finding a skeleton. That's amazing anywhere in the world," he told to the News. A University palaeontologist commented: "These sites are very unusual. To find that many individuals is a remarkable thing - that's a bonanza." "Everything we're finding is articulated. It's not single bones here and there, and bits and pieces - these are complete corpses," said a Doctor. After death, the carcasses came to rest at the bottom of the deep cave, where little or no oxygen was present. The Doctor said an unusual chemistry could have been responsible for the remarkable preservation of the specimens: "Something happened with the chemistry that's really good for bone preservation. Some skeletons are pale white even though they're in black shale - they look like roadkill."