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AUGUST 2008 / week 3308 cover -
Dr.
Dieter Hoff, DVB-T -
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NEWS
- 35th Week August 11,
2008
NEWS
- 36th Week August 18,
2008
NEWS
- 37th Week August 25,
2008
"Beijing
- 20 Years Later - 1988 to 2008"
"Knock, Knock, Who's
There?"
About China's Open Door Policy,
and the 20 years it took to get
the Olympics and recognition of
its political place in History.
Players: Troy Cory, Joey Adams,
vp Al Gore, Josie Cory, Shanghai
1997. Troy Sings, Smooth Sailing.
/ A VRA LookRadio Movie VRA
TelePlay Preview 4003 (9 min
seg.) - LookRadio, S90tv, Yes90,
tviNews, Smart90, D-diaries.
Participants: WebPlay WebCast
Rosemont Studios: Victor
Caballero; A VRA TelePlay
Preview; LookRadio Movies; RnB
Plus, R&B plus Troy Cory Show
with Ambros Seelos Orchestra.
LookRadio Yes90 tviNews
VRATelePlay WebPlay Smart90
nbs100 vratv xingtv CCTV DVB-T
WiTel WiMax. For Full Production
Participants:MORE
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/ Beijing 20Years
Later
A.C.
Lyles, and his World of
Paramont Pictures A.C.
knows everything about Paramount
Studios!
"He
should -- he's been there over
sixty years! After all that time,
A.C. is now taking a
well-deserved break from his film
making activities -- by taking
charge of Paramount's star
studded archive folio. AC's first
hand knowledge about the famous
Hollywood Film Studio and the
film stars that helped make the
studio famous - encircles the
world of AC.
MORE
ABOUT AC.
Sat.
9th August - Olympic
Opening.
Jacques
Rogge, President, International
Olympic Committee
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"That
was spectacular. Tonight, the
world was able to join in a
magnificent tribute to the
athletes and the Olympic spirit.
It was an unforgettable and
moving ceremony that celebrated
the imagination, originality and
energy of the Beijing
Games."
"We
saw 204 national delegations
march into the beautiful new
National Stadium in the age-old
tradition of the Games. Millions
of people around the world were
able to experience the thrill of
seeing their heroes in a sea of
team colours and national
flags."
"We
witnessed athletes from these 204
countries and territories united
in peace in one place. And for
the next 16 days, they will be a
part of one of the most thrilling
competitions in history. As an
Olympian, I can tell you that
they will carry this memory with
them forever.
"
"This
iconic stadium is one of the
world's new wonders. It was a
fitting setting for an amazing
Opening Ceremony, I look forward
to an equally exciting and
unforgettable 16 days."
Pres.
Bush at Olympics Opening / Click
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ABOUT THE CHINA
BLIMP
The
Chinese Goodyear Blimp over
Beijing. CLICK
BLIMP
MOVIE
ON
LEFT.
Is it a massive airship or blimp!
Whether it's gently cruising over
the Olympic Games, a city, like
the Chinese Goodyear Airship in
the video over Shanghai, China,
blimps have always gotten lots of
attention, unlike the majority of
multi-media which disappears over
the airwaves once it's aired, or
gets deleted at the click of your
mouse. Discover why Advertising
Airships get you all the
attention you may want, even
coverage from the traditional
media.
MORE
ABOUT THE CHINA
BLIMP.
NEWS
- 33rd Week Aug. 4,
2008
COVER
- August / Dr. Dieter Hoff
NEWS
- 34th Week August 4,
2008
100 China Expo - 100 News That
Helped Predict The Future --
An
Invitation To China. WE WERE
THERE
FIRST
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Movie Segment & Photos 01
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Movie Segment & Photos 02
About
the Show
1988
STV Festival
MORE
/ PHOTO
IMAGES
3.
China
Expo - 100 News That Helped
Predict The Future --
Troy
Cory Introduced the Gideons to
the People's Republic of China .
. . without the loss of life or
limb! Top Photos: Click
Any Photo or Text -- To Get More
Story. Troy Cory Show in
Tiananmen Square with Ron Rice's
Miss Hawaiian Tropic Contestants
and Christy Thom. - 1990.
Lower Photo: Taken at
Crystal Cathedral, California.
LtoR - Chen Suyu, Wang
Xiang, China Ambassador, U.S.A.,
Dr. Robert Schuller, of Crystal
Cathedral, and Wayne Gan, Troy
Cory of China Expo -
1992.
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FOR MORE
PR
China Consul General - Los
Angeles - China Expo 2008 and
Guangzhou Sister City executives
attend the Dr. Jordan Phillips,
MD -
Memoriam.
Dr.
Phillips was the person that saw
the future in the U.S. PR China
student exchange program. Zhang
Yun, the Ambassador / Consul
General in Los Angeles, spoke
from his heart about the
contributions made to China's
medical institutions.
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FOR MORE
STORY
/ Mary
Phillips -
Photos
Nextwave
Sells
WiTEL Spectrums to T-Mobile For
$98
Million
T-mobile, U.S.A.'s No.
4 U.S. wireless carrier T-Mobile
just picked up some more airwaves
to use as it builds out its 3G
wireless network across the
States. The carrier just bought a
chunk of spectrum from Nextwave
Wireless for $98 million, RCR
Wireless News
reports.
The spectrum covers
Pittsburgh, Sacramento, Calif.,
New Orleans, and Little Rock,
Ark., and complements the $4.2
billion worth of spectrum that
T-Mobile won in the 2006 FCC
airwave
auction.
It was also a nice
little sale for Nextwave: RCR
says it only paid $51 million for
the licenses, so it's effectively
doubled its money in two
years.
COMING
WEEKS
Non-Circumvention
Agreements, Are They A Problem?
Yes, if they are breached. U.S.A.
firm Visionary Vehicles accuses
China's Chery of fraud.
MORE
IN NEXT WEEKS
ISSUE.
Google
Gets Foothold into Russian Ad
Firm -- $140
million
Google Inc.
agreed to buy a Russian
advertising company controlled by
Rambler Media Ltd. for $140
million to tap growth in the
country's online ad
sales.
Google will buy 100%
of ZAO Begun, Moscow-based
Rambler said. Rambler, which runs
Russia's third-largest Internet
search engine, agreed to pay
$69.9 million to Bannatyne Ltd.
for its 49.9% stake in Begun.
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Gores
Group to buy 51% of Siemens
communications unit
August
2008 /
Gores Group, a private
equity firm headed by Los Angeles
billionaire Alec Gores, will
acquire a 51% stake in Siemens
Enterprise Communications, a
division of Germany's electronics
giant Siemens with annual revenue
of $5.5 billion, the companies
said Tuesday. Terms were
undisclosed.
Siemens would keep 49%
of the networking and
communications company, which
would be a joint venture operated
by Gores Group. The two partners
pledged to invest at least $275
million each to fund growth
through acquisitions or new
initiatives, and Gores would roll
two of its portfolio companies,
Enterasys and SER Solutions, into
the
business.
"We have been looking
for an opportunity to expand our
presence in the enterprise
networking and communications
space, and this partnership with
Siemens provides the perfect
fit," said Alec Gores, Gores
Group's founder and
chairman.
Gores, whose
investment firm has $1.75 billion
in assets under management and 15
companies in its portfolio, said
his team approached Siemens about
the venture two years ago after
acquiring Enterasys. The deal is
expected to close by Sept. 30,
pending approval by German and
U.S.
regulators.
Mark Stone, senior
managing director at Gores, would
be chairman and interim chief
executive of Siemens Enterprise
Communications, which has 16,000
employees and production
facilities in Germany, Brazil and
Greece, with customers in 90
countries for its equipment and
software.
Stone said he expected
to be a buyer amid ongoing
consolidation in a market that is
dominated by Cisco Systems Inc.
but also includes 20 to 30 other
competitors.
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Blame
Wall Street Not the Farmers,
Arabs, or China
It's not the
Arabs, Banks, Farmers or China
that's driving up the prices of
Gas and Corn . . . IT'S WALL
STREET! Wall Street's ability to
monetize the space between actual
cost of a barrel of oil and the
price they can sell paper
certificate for, is astounding,
said the publishers of "BofA, the
Tortfeasors."
It
has always been easier to sell
the commoditized paper
representing pork bellies, than
the pig itself, and it's
cleaner.
Federal regulators
said Tuesday that placing tougher
restrictions on agricultural
commodity trading would not
alleviate high and volatile
prices in those markets and could
make matters
worse.
Farmers, ranchers and
grain processors met with
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