Ash K. Gilpin

I just launched a new site called Webscrapz. You can check it out at http://www.webscrapz.com/.

Webscrapz is all about providing the web’s unusual, yet amusing, media in one consolidated venue. Their system is moderated by real human beings. If you think you have a scrap that’s worthy enough to be considered a Webscrap, you can submit it to them at http://www.webscrapz.com/submit.php. Not all scraps make the cut.

Are you tired of having to pay expensive monthly fees charged by the big corporate dating services like Match and eHarmony to find your special someone? Well, I’d like to introduce Who Needs Cupid - a free online dating service like no other. With Who Needs Cupid, you can search and browse attractive local singles in and outside your area. We cater to a national audience and area growing daily.

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It’s easy to see why WhoNeedsCupid.com is becoming the premier online dating website for finding love. WhoNeedsCupid.com proves that it is possible to find love online. It’s quickly become a leader in the internet dating industry because of its advanced features and matching systems, and most of all, because it’s 100% FREE - there are no charges, ever. Never before has it been easier to connect single men and single women in an environment where serious singles can flirt, date, fall in love, and create meaningful long lasting relationships. Some features offered by WhoNeedsCupid.com include matches sent to your email, local personal ads, advanced search options, and much more! In addition, WhoNeedsCupid.com is an international dating website serving single men and single women worldwide. Whether you’re seeking Christian or Catholic singles, Jewish singles, Senior dating, Black dating, or Asian dating, WhoNeedsCupid.com provides you the tools to potentially find a date and hopefully a very meaningful relationship. Interested in giving us a try?

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Adobe today announced Adobe Device Central CS3, an integrated component across the all-new Adobe Creative Suite® 3 family. Adobe Device Central CS3 is designed to radically boost the efficiency and productivity of creative professionals who develop dynamic and engaging interfaces, mobile assets, applications and video content for mobile phones and hand-held consumer electronic devices. This new software component is integrated in Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design, Web and Production Premium editions, as well as individual products, including flagship franchises such as Adobe Flash CS3 Professional, Adobe Photoshop CS3, and Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 software.

Adobe Device Central CS3 makes it easier to create mobile content by helping creative professionals better deal with a complex mobile-device landscape. Operators, in return, benefit from the creativity of millions of designers who will help deliver new content-rich data services to mobile customers. For the first time, creative professionals are able to preview their work and test mobile content instantly within familiar authoring environments through a periodically updated library of detailed phone and device profiles. With tight integration across the Adobe Creative Suite 3 family, Adobe Device Central CS3 dramatically simplifies the mobile authoring process.

China YouTV Corp. (OTCBB: CYTV), a publicly traded company recently entered into the growing video sharing web site business in China announced that it has signed a Letter of Intent with HuaJu Network, a Chinese Internet Video Sharing Company, to form a Joint Venture in China.

Mr. Gao, the President of China YouTV said, “Through this Joint Venture, we hope the new project could generate more returns to all the shareholders, and also, the new joint venture company could become the Chinese YouTube in China’s video sharing industry.”

YouTube (www.YouTube.com) is the leader in online video, and the premier destination to watch and share original videos worldwide through a Web experience. In November 2006, within a year of its launch, YouTube was purchased by Google Inc. for $1.76 billion.

You can check out the site out at www.chinayoutv.com or visit www.cnboo.com.

The Dice Control Revolution is in full swing.  It is now an accepted fact that craps players possessing the skill of setting, gripping and throwing the dice so that they travel side-by-side in orbit, can overcome the house edge at casino craps.

If you develop the ability to throw the dice more than the random 6 times before the losing 7 is rolled, you have an edge over the house.

The Craps Training DVD’s available at http://www.craps-dice-control.com will bring to life the dice sets, grips, and controlled throws shown in real-time, slow motion and even frame-by-frame.

Adobe announced at the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) show that it will expand its digital imaging product line, offering two editions of Adobe Photoshop CS3. In addition to the highly anticipated Photoshop CS3 software for designers and professional photographers, Adobe will also deliver Photoshop CS3 Extended, a completely new edition of Photoshop which allows cross-media creative professionals to stretch the limits of digital imaging. Photoshop CS3 Extended includes everything in Photoshop CS3 plus a new set of capabilities for integration of 3-D and motion graphics, image measurement and analysis. Photoshop CS3 Extended also simplifies the workflow for professionals in architecture, engineering, medical and science.

Both Photoshop CS3 and Photoshop CS3 Extended software will be formally introduced on March 27, 2007 - as part of the company’s launch of Creative Suite 3, where further details will be disclosed. The software is expected to ship in Spring 2007.

In one of the largest private equity financings for an Internet company in recent history, Web publisher GeoSign, located outside of Toronto, has raised US$ 160 million from American Capital. The money will be used primarily for acquisitions, and the founders are taking some money off the table. RBC Capital Markets acted as the private placement agent for the deal.

The company joins Demand Media, which has raised $200 million over two rounds of financing, in the hunt for good content companies.

GeoSign plans to making three to five “sizeable” business acquisitions in the near future, while also continuing to build out their own properties. Their portfolio of sites covers over 20 verticals and reach more than 35 million unique visitors per month.

Geosign was started in 2000 when founder and CEO Tim Nye, frustrated with the results while searching for new home plans, started homeplaninfo.com to capitalize on an underserved niche. Since then Geosign has been building out their publishing network by acquiring/investing in properties and monetizing them through advertising.

The company has 230 employees, with over 100 of them generating content for the sites in the publishing department. Past investments from Geosign include local search engine TrueLocal, mobile search engine go2, outdoors enthusiast site Nomadik, DietNation, ThinkFashion, CosmeticSurguryInsider, and AllSafeTravels. They are also building basic social networks around these sites - see restaurantica for an example.

Last year was a turbulent one for Silicon Valley based Tribe.net. Founding CEO Mark Pincus was ousted, in April 2005 and then returned in August 2006. While Pincus was gone rumors swirled that the company had been acquired by NBC, but the deal was never consummated.

But now the New York Times is reporting that the assets of the eight person company have been acquired by Cisco. This follows their acquisition of Five Across, a social networking infrastructure service, two weeks ago. The hope is to use the two company’s technology to help Cisco’s corporate clients build their own social networks, so it isn’t clear whether or not the Tribe service itself will live on.

The price of the Tribe deal hasn’t been disclosed, but usually these things leak within a few days.

The demand is clearly there, as seen by Reuters’ announcement today that they’re looking to build their own Myspace clone, for financial types. Everyone, it seems, wants their very own social network these days.

Cisco is now a player in the social networking space. That certainly wasn’t in anyone’s predictions for 2007. And there are bound to be a few snickers around the valley as Cisco dips its toes in this new business.

Marc Andreessen, the founder of Ning (which just upgraded its build-it-yourself social network platform), had a great sound bite on this topic in the NYT article. He said “The idea that Cisco is going to be a force in social networking is about as plausible as Ning being a force in optical switches.”

Source: TechCrunch

There’s nothing worse than getting stuck in traffic when you have some place to go, so I’m happy to tell you about a new feature on Google Maps that can help. For more than 30 major U.S. cities, you can now see up-to-date traffic conditions to help you plan your schedule and route. If you’re in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Dallas, or any of the other cities Google now includes, just click on the traffic button to show current traffic speeds directly on the map. If your route shows red, you’re looking at a stop-and-go commute; yellow, you could be a little late for dinner; green, you’ve got smooth sailing.

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