January 2007 - Page 29 of 30

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:58 am

Wi-Fi TV (WTVI) Looks to Capitalize on User Content Creation

Over the past year new buzzwords have entered into the realm of internet such as Web 2.0 and User Content Creation. Companies such as YouTube and Myspace have been bought for exorbitant amounts of money only to see revenues become stagnant. The problem with user generated content is that there is no template on how to monetize it. Companies such as Wi-Fi TV have found a way to monetize user generated videos by offering internet TV channels to standalone producers. Tiers of functionality have been developed that allows the user to pay for access to a toolset and even share…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:55 am

Sierra Gold (SGCP) Prospects Are Good as Goldman Sachs Remains Bullish on Gold

Gold prices over the past week have begun to stabilize and return to their upward trend after a $50 drop following the stock meltdown that started in the Shanghai Index. While gold prices retreated on the employment news released Friday, the price of gold did log an overall 1% gain for the week ending at $652. Goldman Sachs remains bullish on gold, with their expectations being that gold prices will breach the $725 an ounce mark in 2007, with the yearly average hovering in the range of $689. These numbers are predicated on the belief that the dollar will continue…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:54 am

Intelligentias (ITLI) Stands to Benefit From Proposed ‘Safety Bill’

Intelligentias' wholly-owned subsidiary is currently bolstering its sales marketing force in the likelihood that the ‘Safety Bill’ will pass through Congress and eventually will be signed into law by the President. The overall thrust of the bill is for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to keep a record of every user to help aid in any future police or terror investigation. A similar law has already been enacted in the European Union and it can be expected to be signed into law in the United States. Essentially the ISPs would be required to engage in indefinite data retention if ordered by…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:49 am

Heightened Gold Prices to Benefit Capital Gold (CGLD)

The recent seizure of 15 British Royal Sailors and Marines has once again placed a flashpoint in the Middle East. Iran’s seizure and the country’s intransigence over its nuclear program and ambition have again added to the jitters of the market. In response to the tensions, the buying of gold as a safe-haven investment has increased as investors watch for the possible outcome of the situation. While the situation is not expected to lead towards armed hostilities, the United States military has begun a series of aggressive war games off the coast of Iran in a massive show of force. …

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:49 am

Aethlon Medical (AEMD) Working With US Government on BioDefense

A new initiative was recently announced in which the United States government is planning to support research, development, acquisition, storage/maintenance, deployment, and utilization of broad-spectrum treatment countermeasures able to address multiple bioterror and pandemic threats. With the War on terror raging, it is not a matter of if it is when the terrorists will strike again. Terrorism analysts conclude that Al-Qaeda has regrouped and restructured itself to possibly deploy Weapons of Mass destruction on a Western country, either Europe or the United States. Aethlon Medical has developed a product known as the Hemopurifier, which is a platform technology that can…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:46 am

Rocket City Automotive Earning its Name in First Days of Trading

E-mail On Monday, Rocket City Automotive began trading under the ticker symbol RCAU on the pink sheet exchanges. On the first day of trading the stock was up more than 2200% due to its partnerships with eBay Motors, Carfax and Toyota Dealers. The company’s main technology revolves around a listing manager, under the name of CompleteAuto, which aids in the listing of vehicles on online auction sites such as eBay. The program was recently certified by eBay Motors for use within the new Local market program recently launched by eBay. The program represents a new technology for dealers to sell…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:45 am

Sun Sports and Entertainment (SSPE) Looks to Gain Fans With New Rules

In the past Mixed Martial Arts Fights were know for their extreme violence and blood. This had the tendency to scare away many would-be fans and sponsors alike. Recently, new sets of guidelines have been implemented to tone down the level of violence, but still keep it at a level that would not alienate the sport’s hardcore fan base. The new mantra of the fighting companies that less is more is also helping to drag in bigger name sponsors. The International Fight League has garnered sponsorships ranging from Vault Energy drinks to Microsoft’s Xbox 360. Sun Sports and Entertainment is…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:42 am

BioSolar (BSRC) Stands to Benefit From Scathing IPCC Report

The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change(IPCC) summary placed much of the blame for accelerated global warming on the world’s human populace. While it is true that global warming is a naturally occurring cyclical weather event, the IPCC found that human endeavors in a variety of emissions categories (factories, automobiles, etc) have exasperated the problem and sped the warming process up. Glacier melting has reached a feverish pace, and storms such as hurricanes are becoming noticeably stronger. The report, still subject to political revision, stated that the world is nearing a tipping point at which the effects of global warming…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:41 am

i-Level Media (ILVL) Holds Key To A Captive Audience

i-Level Media provides a powerful digital out-of-home advertising solution in China. The premise of the technology is the placement of small LCD screens into the headrests of taxi cabs that provide a continuous stream of content predetermined by the company and advertisers. The passenger in the cab is a captive audience due to the proximity and the nature of the trips. Users can turn down the volume, but they cannot turn the monitor off. The technology also allows for the restart of advertising roll with each new trip the taxi embarks on. The digital solution also targets highly-valued market segments;…

MondayJan 01, 2007 5:17 am

Firm Gold Prices To Benefit General Metals Corporation (GNLM)

Gold Prices are likely to stay in the $670 range (currently at $675) as an average through 2007, which would constitute a rise of 11% over the average in 2006. A Natixis Commodity Markets report on commodities maintained that it is likely with a weakening dollar and rising energy prices will push the average price into the $700 range in 2008. These prices do not factor in the possible geopolitical events that could drive the price dramatically higher. Perennial hotspots such as the whole of the Middle East remain tense and could flare up at anytime. A possible regional war…

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