Engr Daniel Dingel, Found Guilty of “Estafa”
It was reported that Engr Daniel Dingel is found guilty of Estafa and is sentenced to 20 years imprisonment.
Daniel Dingel, 82-year-old inventor of a “water-powered car,” has been convicted of “estafa” [swindling] and sentenced to a maximum of 20 years imprisonment by the Parañaque City Regional Trial Court.
The court [...]

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I think, I already talked about this before, but I need to talk again on this post for our readers who are new to blogging and making money online. This is actually the answer to Ray’s email which says:
I have heard of you from kontera. I just would [...]

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No! Actually, it’s not Live TV but Live Video. This is what everybody is talking about since February 6, 2008. On the next day, I learned from the news that Yahoo! launched already their Yahoo! Live.
Yahoo! Live Blog has this idea about the Yahoo! Live:
We’re excited to share with you Yahoo! Live, a new experiment [...]

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Okay, we know that after the talks between Google and Viacom failed to come up with a deal, Viacom got the service of Joost for the distribution of its products while filing $1billion lawsuit against Google… and what’s next?
Now, Viacom partnered Yahoo! as their provider of search advertising at their 33 internet sites:
Media conglomerate Viacom [...]

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Finally, Matt Cutts talked about the ad campaign for InformationRevolution which is believed to be supported if not founded by the Ask.Com.
Matt Cutts tried to site-search the information-revolution.org the site for this ad campaign using the Google search engine and the Ask search engine as well. The result seems favored the Google search engine as [...]

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I know, most of you knew that Yahoo! develops its own services by copying the style of other existing services, just like what Matt Cutts revealed.
It can take a lot of work to come up with creative HTML. I remember when Google did a bunch of UI research to decide on a distinctive look for [...]

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