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The Google
server farm business is being "Re-purposed"
-- as a Telephone
Company?
A new contender in Web content delivery is
celebrity KudoAds, and Kudocasting advertising.
The
one-time server farm business has been
"Re-purposed" -- by the stroke of a pen," says
author, and webcasting pioneer, Troy Cory,
Smart90.com's chief executive.
AT&T
KudoAds displays:
They're
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go. And surf. And play. And of course, talk. Visit
your nearby AT&T
store
T- Mobile
KudoAds say:
Their
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Stick Together. Turn your home into a HotSopt®
with Wi-Fi and unlimited calling. @ Home with
Wi-Fi-enabled connections. - Just $9.99 - a special
back to school
offer.
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KudoAd says:
Sprint
ahead. Living in the nanomoment. Text here. Pix
there. Kids live in a series of flashes.
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the whole family can get night calling starting at
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Repurposed Server Farms
A new contender in Web content delivery is
celebrity advertising. The server farm business has
been "Re-purposed." The tool kit was simple. A
search engine, a Mac, a clever name, knowledge of
WiFi187, a pen, and the trust of a great
finanancial team," says author, webcasting pioneer,
Troy Cory, Smart90.com's chief executive.
As
Smart90.com grows with Google and YouTube in the
booming business of pushing rich media through
space to reach iPhones, the science is not only
helping Yahoo and MySpace, but their millions of
users . . . and it's "free." Imagine, a Wireless
Telephones that can transmit and receive
voice and movie data at the speed of light and
sound. (187,000 mph per second).
The so-called "good ol' boy," server-farm content
delivery business has never been glamorous -- until
now. Since being "Re-purposed" as an in-house
advertising agency, it's growth has been fast and
challenging. With revenues exceeding, $800-million
in a global market, "the farm boy's combo WiFi-187
delivery system -- is now part of the world of
KudoAds, " said Mark Soval, vice chairman of
Smart90.com's WiFi-187.com online movie
projects.
The glowing growth of video, music and other
heavy-duty media being shot through space linking
to land-lines, has "re-purposed" Google into a
champion of the TeleCom Act of 1996. Leaping from
"just a simple search engine" into the world of the
WiFi-187 voice-data ethero-wave, is a great
accomplishment for its co-founders, and CEO, Eric
Schmidt, this month's NBS100's achievement award
selection.
It's been only lately that a few online users who
have suffered through various "buffering" messages
while trying to watch something online, have
realized that the Wireless Telephone has been
around for over a century.
The 1908 WiFi-187 technology has finally peeked
out, says Malcolm MacFarlane, of the NBS100 Study
Group. In between the years of 1907 to 2007, the
government unknowingly was approving the RF-300Ghz
spectrum attached to the Wireless Telephone
Patent877. The spectrum has grown from One -- to
Billions. Users of the many RF-300, WiFi-187
spectrums at the same time, are causing havoc to
the infrastructure of the Internet. (In 1907, talk
radio was called, Wireless Telephone
"ethrotalk" messages. Dit Dah messages were called,
"etherograms" or "ethrograms" -- by Marconi).
SEE MORE Ethero wave STORY.
"Providing online WiFi-187 streaming content to
customers quicker and cheaper -- has become crucial
for studios, video distribution companies,
advertisers and even such software companies as
Microsoft Corp. -- that need to get updates and
security patches to customers," says Troy.
"The vaunting values of RF-300 frequencies drives
huge demand for high-speed Internet connections and
huge consumer demand for a lot of content,
especially rich-vMovie content," continued
Troy.
Like DVD duplicators in the movie sales and rental
business, content delivery companies are "the one
common denominator everybody needs" to get their
online products to customers. As for Google,
they're bidding $4-Billion for some of the RF-300
Wireless Telephone frequencies being
auctioned off in January 2008, by the FCC.
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02 /
WNBS
radio/tv - Murray, Kentucky -
1992
WNBS radio/tv, (wnbs.org) -- founded in Murray,
Kentucky, the birthplace of radio, was an early
player in the combo television station - web
voice/tv content delivery business, launching its
first service in 1992. The station called the
service LookRadio.
But, like many of LookRadio's competitors, whom
have recently "repurposed" -- their aspirations to
cash in on a market, that tviNews predicts . . .
"will soar nearly threefold in the next four years
-- to $3 billion in sales." Today's content
delivery networks are somewhat similar to the
party-line sharing technology used by Bell /
AT&T -- in 1904.
When the Wireless Telephone became a reality,
in 1908, the NBS wireless etherotalk monopoly had
immediate plans to hook into local land-line to
control the use its "free" transreceiver voice-data
floating around space.
That was the answer to control the theft of
services problem. The voice data content
transmitted through space was linked to land-line
telephone pole aerial coils, shared by community
telephone companies. Not only did each home
subscriber act as a relay station to send
voice-data content to the next door neighbor, but
it assured payment of the monthly telephone bill to
those companies controlling the last mile
connection. Each neighborhood telephone phone
number represented revenue.
Smart90.com "repurposed" and emulated the 1907
technology in setting up its own network of server
farms. Each RF187 server was placed in a dozen key
locations around the world where numerous phone and
cable TV providers were already sharing their bits
of "freebie" VoIP like data, with others.
The land-line cable and telephone company
controlling the telephone bill for the last mile of
broadband to homes were the winners of the extra
income. The server farm can usually facilitate
4,000 customers at a time . . . but when WiFi-187
"hotspots" and Kudu Google Ads came along . . .
that figure has changed," said Troy.
About the same time the dial-tone system "last
mile" connections were being replaced by T1 and
DSL, Smart90 established its own VATS187 computer
content server farms. The first servers were
located in Pasadena and Monrovia in the mid-90s.
"Before firewire 1340 came along, our server farms
could handle only about a thousand customer hits at
one time, " says Troy. "Downloading and viewing
large digital files at the speed of light and sound
is very stressing on the personality of the serious
server farm operator. Especially . . .when crashes
occurr." Google's domain was created -- Sept. 15,
1997. Smart90 was created, on May 26, 1998.
Part
03
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KudoADs and Kudocasting
The next big thing? Video KudoADs and Kudocasting.
KudoAds are consumer-produced commercials that's
creating the supply-demand to spend cash to buy
product. The spots will range from embarrassingly
low-budget to masterful, with humiliating, somewhat
amusing and compelling in between.
Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, Smart90.com is
seeking a better way to send its KudoAds, movies,
video clips, games, software updates and
kuducasting -- over the Internet to your wireless
computer.
The popularity of video on demand fuels homemade
commercials shown on YouTube and MySpace. KudoAds,
LookRadio, and Yes90. It's free-enterprize in
motion . . . so . . . "Stretch your Image while it
still free," said Josie Cory, the publisher/editor
of Television International Magazine, since 1987,
(tvimagazine.com).
"Classified ads come alive on the Web with 4
minutes video spots. We're trading on the
insatiable demand for personal celebrity,"
continued Josie.
4.
Everybody
wants to be a star!
"Everybody wants to be a star in his/her own
commercial . . . so we've 'repurposed' ourselves
into the world of on-line advertising. We've been
offering KudoAds and Kudocasts produced in China,
Kentucky, and Pasadena, since 1992."
Troy insists that two of the big reason he ended up
in China, in 1988, was because the STV festival
needed international celebrityship, as well as for
himself, featuring his backup singer/dancers, "The
Brooke Sisters."
The sister group was the showcase for movie
hopefuls, Tina Kincaid, Joey Adams, Angelica
Bridges and actress/chanteuse, Priscilla Cory.
SEE
MORE STORY - The Brooke
Sisters.
. Viewers can now view the online Xingtv webcast
directly from China via YouTube and Lookradio. When
Googlizing Smart90 -- use the key word: "smart90"
-- then click Video at the top. CLICK
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VIDEOS
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CLICK FOR YouTube Troy & Prisiclla Cory Sings:
Huki...
The producers of the shows, VRA TelePlay Pictures
selected Amazon.com as their exclusive store for
DVD, CD, and VHS sales.
Video ads
work well for magazines and newspapers because
humans are naturally drawn to movement, he said.
And print classifieds, which charge per word and
often contain abbreviations and grainy photos, are
limited by space in a way that video ads
aren't.
LookRadio's spokesperson said the site teamed up
with TVI Magazine, and tvinews.net -- in a
revenue-sharing video ad program, in August 1999.
People who buy full-page ads in any of the
company's print media publication are offered the
opportunity to post video Kudocasts and KudoADs on
TVImagazine.com and tvinews.net, as part of the
purchase.
"Classified static ads are on the move again,
thanks to the Internet." Just click on the Google
static on the left, and you'll see what I mean,"
says Josie. Some are devoted to company video
banners, and others are consumers, sharing their
habits by posting and embedding the favorite video
on established commerce sites to share the product
on Amazon.com and EBay.com.
It's not to hard to understand why. Nearly 50% of
the U.S. population -- 155.2 million people -- will
watch videos online for one reason or another in
2008, research firm EMarketer has predicted, so
there's obviously money to be made.
But what's really behind the trend? Gary Sunkin,
news director at tvinews.net -- emphasizes, "that
giving freedom, more usability and more control to
the customer, as to where to go to full fill he/her
needs while on-line . . . is the answer, especially
with a few double clicks, to guide them to the
final purchase."
5.
The Cory's NBS Radio Trust
Troy revealed that they had an offer from a major
on-line player to buy the pride of Smart90, "our
printed trade magazine legacy, Television
International Magazine, -- founded by Sam
Donaldson, and Al Preiss in 1956." But Josie says,
"if the offer just included a few more copyright
incentives demanded by a few Hollywood guild, trust
funds, they'd take the deal."
"As amusing as it may be, the word "Re-purposed"
bothers the people who manage the Hollywood union
trust funds, for actors, producers and writers,
still living or deceased. They must decide shortly
for their members, should they pursue their payment
claims, if any, for movie clip use out in E-land,
or go along with the "fair use issue" -- provided
by the TeleCom Act of 1996."
Hollywood's Daily Variety news editor, Peter Bart,
stated, "the business of Hollywood is not about
finished product -- the script, trailers, magazine
stories or the teleplay, it's all about how to
slice and dice that material so it can be recycled,
"Re-purposed," downloaded and whatever."
"Perhaps the most important knowledge on how to
settle this obvious regulatory personal property
seizure issue," says attorney, Scott Stubblefield,
"is to have an experienced management team, with
not only union finesse protocol, but with
financing, a good business plan and some of its own
technology like, WiFi-187 and a few land-line
outlets . . that'll help "celebritize" -- the
winner. They'll be in the crowd topped off only by
AT&T.
In other words, what piece of the action will the
Union and/or the Association get from the efforts
of the creator's original material . . . that they
really don't possess anymore. Some are arguing that
the TeleCom Act of 1996 is about fairness and
neutrality that promotes fair use laws -- created
for the benefit of the creator's personal property
that is being seized by his/her one-time
associations and successors to bankrupt union
bosses.
Josie
Cory
Publisher/Editor
TVI Magazine
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Magazine, tviNews.net, YES90, Your Easy Search,
Associated Press, Reuters, BBC, LA Times, NY Times,
VRA's D-Diaries, Industry Press Releases, They Said
It and SmartSearch were used in compiling and
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