#1 http://viperchill.com
I am not going to put in huge blogs like ProBlogger or Dailyblogtips because I wanna try to expand your blog horizons. Hope you will enjoy and leave a comment on this post.
#2 http://theinfopreneur.net
This blog has so much great information. Glen Allsopp, running this blog and he update his blog onces or twice in a week with such a useful and awesome information. I love his writing style. He makes 5 Figure Income online each month, and shares how he does it on his blog. His blog isn’t even monetized. He makes most of the money from other niche sites and by selling his own products.
#3 http://incomediary.com
James Richmond had created an awesome blog in less than 6months. James is a really smart guy, read a few of his posts and you will be hooked. TheInfopreneur has a great team of writers (Karen, Mo, Kiesha, Mathew, Phil, Mars, Eric) who really inspire me to do entrepreneurial stuff every time I read a post
#4 http://blogussion.com
Michael Dunlop, an incredibly successful young, online entrepreneur created this blog. He earn a full time income from the internet on barely half time hours. He living the Internet Lifestyle which means he make money while he sleep and get to do what he want, when he want
#5 http://marsdorian.com
Mars Dorian is a child of the internet and in mad love with creative branding. If you want to create a kick-ass brand, make your blog stand out and simply rock the online galaxy with your essence, go check out his website marsdorian.com
#6 http://famousbloggers.net
This blog is started by Hesham Zebdia and it’ s just 7months old. Hesham had done so many good things on his blog in short period of time. Famousbloggers is one of the awesome multi-author blog. He also runs a great social bookmarking site MMOSocialNetwork.
#7. http://hotblogtips.com
Keith Bloemendaal is a professional blogger and writes about his experiences on Hotblogtips. He makes a full time income from internet marketing through blogging and hopes he can help others do the same through this site. It is all about blogging, by blogger, and for bloggers. He also runs a great social bookmarking site and social Media blog
#8 http://youngprepro.com
Onibalusi is a really nice guy who really does like helping people. His site has great content on everything blogging and business. I encourage you guys to check out this site, it has tons of great information.
#9 http://makemoneyonlinework.biz
The first time I came across Jonathan’s blog was when I saw his guest post on blogussion. He is an awesome young blogger who always tries to write about something new rather than just putting same articles on How to make money online! He also possesses good written language skills. Recently Jonathan Interviewed by Murlu.
#10 http://ben-lang.com
Benj Lang, a 16 year old entrepreneur living in New York. He have ran many businesses, been interviewed in many places and continue to gain more knowledge online. His goal in his business life is to become a successful entrepreneur on a large scale.
source: http://www.technshare.com
10 Best Internet Marketing Blogs
E-commerce trends 2011
E-commerce trends 2011 have changed dramatically since last year. Since the technology is constantly changing, the trends are also changing. While the internet is still the focus for advertising, the tools that should be used in the coming year are different that what they were last year.
The first major change has been the use of Twitter. While it was just becoming a useful tool in the past, this year will see it as a must have for online marketers. E-commerce website will be able to use it as a major part of their advertising campaign.
Using the social media has never been as useful as it is this year. By integrating some useful software, it is now helpful to save time and also to use many social networks at one time. Social media is quickly playing a much larger role in the overall strategy of most online marketer campaigns.
The best part of using these networks is the price. They are cheap to use and maintain. With the consumer market at an all time low, this appeals to most companies. You can still sell like crazy while spending a small amount on advertising. Reaching your web shop consumer has never been faster or cheaper.
One thing to note is that this year online consumers will be almost solely focused on price. By using social networks to advertise cheap process you will be able to sell more and also make more. In this weak economy, you need to reach out to the one thing that everyone is focused on their pocket book. Let them know that you have rock bottom prices and are willing to meet competitor's prices.
Your particular e-commerce niche should also use videos to reach the public. Using sites such as YouTube is a great way to get to your target audience. Using this technology is not only easy but it works. It actually works well. You will be able to keep track of who is watching your videos and give them a chance to comment on our videos. This is invaluable feedback that can only help your e-commerce business.
While SEO is still a valuable resource, technical SEO is quickly replacing it. Changing to three word queries instead of one or two is now becoming the standard in SEO optimizing. It can be useful for many new websites as well as older ones.
Reinvigorating your email marketing can also be helpful. Just sending out the normal email just does not cut it anymore. You need to personalize emails of your web shop. The consumer is just demanding more this year. Some eye catching graphics can quickly help any email campaign.
By using more social media marketing and online marketing personalization, you will be surprised at how much it can affect your business. E-commerce trends 2011 actually help making more money easier. Using the latest online tools help to reach potential customers of your web shop easier and allows for them to develop a better relationship with your company. Make more money in 2011 just by using a few simple online tools.
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Sindhuja Rajamaran: The Youngest CEO in the World
At her age, teens spend time playing up or gossiping about boys, while Sindhuja Rajamaran just 14 years old career as the youngest CEO and animator 2D (two dimensional). These activities earned him the Guinness World Record as the youngest CEO in the world.
Sindhuja born of the family loved the cartoon world. Her father was a caricature maker who first introduced the digital caricature Sindhuja. Meanwhile, her brother is a writer of haiku (short poems), the youngest in India.
Now Sindhuja running animation company called Seppan. From making a short animated film by raising the issue of global warming and tuberculosis to make a greeting card designs to the President of the United States, Barack Obama, Sindhuja sure has achieved many things. In the early years, she has mastered many computer softwares, such as Flash, Photoshop, Corel Painter, After Effects and Maya.
Currently, she heads the company that its employees are aged 18 to 25 years to create animated digital advertisements.
All the advantages at this girl in the can from her father, Tamil Nadu. Her father is an ambassador of CorelDRAW, image processing software, was visited by the Indian Territory Manager of Corel's. At that time, he knows that Sindhuja can draw with Corel since 11 years.
"I was invited on several occasions Corel products and feel very proud as a maker of digital caricatures and cartoons youngest," she says, as quoted by the Times of India pages.
Currently, Sindhuja very eager to have his own production house and making quality films that are recognized globally. He made himself as the creator of the field workers for experts and beginners.
Online porn industry to boycott .XXX domain plans
Adult industry lobbying group, The Free Speech Coalition, is to hold protests at an upcoming Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) meeting over the proposed plans to introduce a .XXX domain.
Announcing the plans via the group’s blog Free Speech Coalition Executive Director, Diane Duke, said, in slightly suggestive terms considering the nature of the protests, “There are two ways to defeat .XXX. One, with a BANG, and the other, with a trickle.”
With the ICANN meeting due to take place next week on March 17th, with a public forum to be held ahead of a suspected .XXX domain suffix decision the following day, Duke’s bang would see the .XXX domain never reach launch stages whilst the trickle would see the adult suffix boycotted following launch in an attempt to make it fail to reach the 500,000 domain uptake needed to make the plans viable.
Adding intensity to the upcoming protests Duke’s comments go on to conclude: “Remember, more of these domain names have failed than succeeded, and without the support of the industry it is purported to serve .XXX is history!”
Do you approve or shun the potential introduction of a .XXX adult domain suffix? Let us know your thoughts on the plans via the T3 Twitter and Facebook feeds.
How the Internet Porn Business Works
A first-of-its-kind analysis of the online porn industry reveals the economics, and the vulnerabilities, of the shady world of online adult media.
If you want to know how the online adult industry works, you must become a part of that industry. That's what five security researchers from The Technical University of Vienna, Eurecom and UC Santa Barbara did in an attempt to get a handle on how the adult industry makes money online. And they found that it's exposing everyone who consumes its wares to previously unsuspected levels of malware.
Peddling Porn in the Name of Science
By setting up their own adult websites, the researchers, who will present their paper on June 7, 2010 at The Ninth Workshop on the Economics of Information Security at Harvard University, discovered that 43% of the clicks that arrived at their own adult website belonged to users whose browsers were vulnerable to a known exploit in either Adobe Flash or handling of the Microsoft Office or Adobe PDF document types.
Lead researcher Gilbert Wondracek and his colleagues spent a total of $160 to acquire 47,000 clicks from sellers of adult traffic, known in the industry as traffic brokers, of which 20,000 could have been exploited to build a botnet, according to the researchers. The researchers discovered that they easily could have leveraged their investment for a hefty profit by serving as the vector for a Pay-Per Install affiliate program, which in one instance offered $130 per 1,000 installs to drop malicious code (malware, adware etc.) onto exploited machines.
To assess how much malicious code is being injected into users' browsers by adult websites, Wondracek et al. custom-built an automated web crawler to download the content of almost a half million URLs spread across thousands of adult websites. Incredibly, 3.23% of those pages "were found to trigger malicious behavior such as code execution, registry changes, or executable downloads," five times the prevalence of malware discovered by previous research on the subject.
In a back of the envelope calculation, multiplying 3.23% by the percentage of internet users who view porn (42.7%) or even just the percentage of men who view porn while at work (20%), by the frequency with which porn is accessed, suggests that internet porn is a major vector for infection of vulnerable machines.
The Peculiar Economics of Online Porn
A likely explanation for the high rates of malware on adult websites is the almost total lack of policing or enforcement by the brokers who move traffic between adult websites. According to Wondracek et al.'s analysis of the economy of online porn sites, 9 out of 10 are "free" sites that host image or video galleries and make money by directing traffic to pay sites or even to one another. This traffic is monetized through traffic brokers - the majority of which do not even visit the sites in their affiliate networks, according to experiments conducted by the researchers.
Unlike online ad placements by Google and affiliate marketing schemes by Amazon, adult sites do not rely on code that resides on the sites sending them traffic that could help verify that traffic is generated by humans and not click bots. As a result, the researchers found that it would potentially be quite easy to defraud not only users, but the traffic brokers and for-pay porn sites that enable the vast ecosystem of free adult media sites. (No users or brokers were actually harmed in the course of this research, which was vetted by the legal department of the Technical University of Vienna.)
The intricacies of the elaborate system of traffic arbitrage that have grown up around the world of porn traffic direction on the web are way beyond the scope of this blog post, but it's possible that the rest of the media world could learn a thing or two from the way that for-pay adult sites have created a seething ecosystem of traffic affiliates constantly skimming clicks and pennies off of one another.
On the other hand, it's just as likely that these techniques wouldn't work for traditional media, because users don't appear to be as motivated to read news as to find porn. How else can we explain the fact that in the course of the experiment, users clicked many times on single links that were randomly directing them to anything but the media they were apparently after - a practice widespread among free porn sites? [source: http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/mimssbits/25192/]
How Geeks Took Over The Online Porn Business
It's pretty much an article of faith that the internet has killed the porn business. There are plenty of sites where consumers can find every movie they want for free.
But could the internet actually be making things better for the porn business? Or at least for porn businesses smart enough to understand the new landscape.
That's one of the many things you can infer from a big dossier in New York Magazine this week on online porn.
The porn market is as good an example as any of how firms repsond to new, disruptive technologies.
To many incumbent porn businesses, the biggest culprits are "the tubes", porn sites modeled after YouTube where anyone can upload porn videos, whether amateur content or pirated professional content. Many big porn companies have seen their revenues drop 50% or more.
NY Mag however tells the story of Manwin, originally called Brazzers, a huge online porn company that is making a killing by owning most of the biggest "tubes" and selling advertising against it, as well as using it to promote its own paid smut. Fabian Thylmann, the current owner of the company, whom NYMag calls "likely the biggest porn tycoon on the planet", argues that the wide availability of free online porn has created more people who would be willing to eventually pay for porn.
In a way it's fairly reminiscent of the arguments that first started around Napster and free music. Many people argued that free music for everyone would make life easier for artists by making it easier to promote their music and make music in other ways. And indeed the Internet has helped many indie bands (and huge acts like Radiohead) connect with their audience better. But at the same time the old, Luddite labels are dying.
Another interesting aspect of the NY Mag article: thanks to the internet, today's porn mogul isn't a guy with big gold chains. It's a nerd with great SEO skills to game Google and who can drive up conversions on sites. Thylmann made his money (NYMag estimates he spent around $140 million to build his empire) buying up niche porn sites for a handful of cash and making them almost instantly more profitable by boosting things like search engine traffic and conversions.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-geeks-took-over-the-online-porn-business-2011-1#ixzz1HKR4e5Cm
Interview With The New Owner Of Sex.com
The head of Clover Holdings, the buyer of the domain name, Sex.com agreed to do an email interview with TheDomains.com
A couple of housekeeping issues.
I’m obviously going to keep the person’s name confidential.
I’m not going to give out hints as to the person’s identity.
I don’t want the comments to this post to turn into a guessing game and therefore I will delete any comment where there is a guess as to that person’s identity.
Sex.com as you know holds the official Guinness World record as the World’s most expensive domain name, when it was purchased by Clover for $13 Million Dollars late last year.
Here is the Interview:
Q: Why Did did you Purchase Sex.com for a record setting $13Million?
“”We have quietly purchased a number of generic, industry specific domain names, that represent the key term/brand for existing revenue generating online industries, or industries that we expect to have significant online revenues in the future. ”
“This domain fits that model.”
“Frankly, twelve months ago I didn’t know a thing about the Adult space. We’ve looked at a number of mainstream options for the domain (which in some cases, would increase our chances for a public offering or exit), but we’ve now zeroed in on opportunities in the Adult space.”
“As opposed to the mainstream options we looked at (mostly health related and product sales projects), my feeling is that we can build traffic at a much higher rate in the Adult space as the content is simply much more engaging to users. The opportunities we have are very similar, but with different potential experienced partners.”
Q: What do you think the value of sex.com is and is there a price you would sell it for?
“When I originally tried to purchase the domain, privately, the combined pricing for the shares of the various owners, was set around $15.5mm USD.”
“The group’s involved couldn’t get on the same page, and it was clear that without an auction process, I wasn’t going to be able to secure the domain. It is unfortunate for them, because we were willing to meet that price.”
“Through the auction process and afterward (and after having spoken with some of the other bidders in the course of doing due diligence), I have learned from them and SEDO that there were multiple significant offers above $10mm USD, including another $13mm USD offer that included a payment schedule.”
“It is doubtful that we would sell the domain. We purchased this piece of real estate to develop. We are eying a business model that should allow for a complete ROI within 20 months.”
Q: What it the plan for the site within the next year and long term?
“We have a plan.”
“We have searched for talented, experienced partners to help execute that plan.”
“We have narrowed down our options to three companies, and while it has taken a little longer than I expected, extensive due diligence is required with such a valuable domain.”
“We have a development schedule that will allow us to have a significant offering live within six months.”
“I have researched the traffic growth of nearly every large website in the Adult space, and I have specific traffic expectations.”
“The trick at that point, and the reason we have sourced some experienced partners, is to properly monetize that traffic — leaving nothing on the table. Things change in that industry so quickly, we will need to be flexible and be able to LEAD new trends.”
Q: How do you plan to make money in the adult space when so may Adult providers are struggling to stay afloat with all the free adult content available on the Net?
“Ad sales and product sales revenue models, with a few add-on services and a few surprises.”
“Our goal is to provide services that are indicative of the brand, being of equal quality to the top offerings in the adult space.”
“We won’t be trying to reinvent the wheel here, just to do it better than many of the existing players in that industry right now. We can afford to spend significantly on development, providing a superior product. There are a number of partnerships I have begun working on, which I can’t really comment on at this time. I think we will be able to differentiate ourselves from from the other operators”
Q: There has been a lot of speculation on how much traffic this domain actually gets, can you disclose any numbers?
“Traffic is sitting around 100,000-125,000 daily since the purchase, with the US being the a top 5 country, but not top 2.”
“While that is quite significant for a parked page, it is a drop in the bucket in terms of our growth expectations.”
“We should allow your users to guess the traffic number for March 1st 2012, for a prize.”
“I think most will be shocked.”
Q: How do you think the coming .xxx extension will effect the value of sex.com, if there is a sex.xxx for example? What about the possible required migration of adult material to a .xxx extension?”
“I have some specific thoughts, and i would like to keep those to myself at this time. I can tell you that current Adult operators are uniformly opposed to any required migration to any new extension.”
Q: Anything else you would like to add?
“We looked at purchasing the portfolios of some significant domain companies, and took a pass. I don’t have enough confidence in that business model to warrant the pricing. The model has been changing, and we are focused on tier one generic, industry specific single domains that we can develop.”
Q: “When You Say You Don’t Have Enough confidence in that business model Of Big Portfolios Are You Talking About Declining PPC Revenue?
“In some cases, the inventory that I have looked at includes declining revenues in a PPC model.”
“I have no doubt that many of the big domain owners are very astute and can make large portfolios work for them, but I don’t have great confidence in the long-term viability of this business model.”
“You need look no further than an article you posted last week, detailing Google plans to eliminate the address bar from its Chrome browser.”
“If your user cannot find your domain via Google Search Results and behaviour shifts away from the address bar, where does that leave you?”
“This is but one of 20 reasons I have concern about the PPC model in the medium-long term.”
“This Chrome issue alone might not mean much, but it reminds each of us that consumer behaviour is ever evolving and can change very quickly (to the detriment of various business models).”
We thank the new owner of Sex.com for his time and sharing thoughts and of course which him the much success with the site.
If you would like take up the owner on his challenge to place a guess on the monthly traffic levels for Sex.com will have on as of March 1, 2012 we will keep track and get you your “prize”.[source: www.thedomains.com]
xxx Porn Domain Approved
Porn sites now have their own domain. At the end of last week the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has approved the birth of a new domain. XXX.
This decision was not easy, for several years, argue that limb. In the latest vote in California, last week, nine members finally agreed to accept a new domain, three refused, and four chose to abstain.
Despite having its own home, adult entertainment industry could still occupy the old house, both wearing the domain. COM and so forth. As for the domain. XXX new will be managed by the ICM Registry of Florida.
ICM promising. XXX will be a trusted place for visitors to porn sites. ICM will monitor the sites listed with the domain. XXX to prevent spam, viruses and other illegal activities in cyberspace.
In addition, they also will pick up the cost of registration and use them for activities promoting freedom of speech and the fight against child pornography. "Currently, consumers do not know which sites to use either standard or who carry the virus," said Stuart Lawley, the number one in the ICM Registry in an interview.
Domain, however it is not free from criticism Obama administration. The birth is expected it will make some other countries easily block them.
"We are disappointed that ICANN did not hear the advice of governments around the world, including the United States," said Lawrence Strickling, United States Assistant Secretary of Commerce. "This decision was contrary to public interest globally and opened the door for blocking."
Most of the pornography industry also thinks the same. According to them, if gathered in the same house, their presence will be more easily monitored and censored. They also criticized the cost of registration of thousands of dollars.
"It makes us more easily targeted," said Diane Duke, Executive Director Free Speech Coalition, a trade association that represents many adult entertainment organizations including Hustler. "Actor pedophilia and child pornography is not a part of us, we have a code of ethics and we have done well as possible to create a space for adults only. "
Concerns adult entertainment industry is directly into reality. Saudi Arabia's embassy spokesman said it would immediately block clear. XXX. "It's easier, if you say that the pornography industry will enter the portal, it is easier to block them," said Nail al-Jubeir, the spokesman.
Robert Kiyosaki New Book: The Business of the 21st Century
Robert Kiyosaki has built several multimillion dollar businesses. As such, he is a good person to objectively critique the business of network marketing. In this book, he lays down the reasons why network marketing is the best way for the average person today to build a significant asset that will permit them to live and retire in freedom.
He spends the first half of the book explaining why the old path to Industrial Age financial success -- "get a good education, find a good job, work hard for forty years, invest in stocks and real estate, etc." -- no longer works in the Information Age. The second half of the book explains what network marketing is, what it is not, and why it is the best option to create personal income security today.
Kiyosaki lends his substantial credibility to this much-misunderstood business to clear away the misconceptions that keep many prospects from joining. He demolishes objections one by one so that those who are determined to succeed in "The New Economy" will see that only network marketing offers all the benefits of a huge business, with none of the risk, expense, and complexity.
Network marketing is a revolutionary business format that relies more on communication, leadership, and team-building skills than it does sales skills. It doesn't require a college education or large investment to build a six-figure (or higher) income. There is no glass ceiling. There is no need to abandon a J.O.B. to start a network marketing enterprise.
This is the book to give your best prospects and team members The Business of the 21st Century. It is a quick read which explains the business, without the usual hype about the magnificent potential incomes, but rather, in the context of what makes any business a success in our current economic situation.
More than "just another business book", this is truly a message of hope for those looking for the opportunity to create their own income security in this period of global economic transition.
List of 10 Richest People - Forbes March 2011
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim became the richest man in the world for the second year in a row, according to Forbes.
Here is a list of 10 richest people Forbes 2011:
1. Carlos Slim (Mexico) - Rp 649.7 trillion, telecom
Slim, 71, first showed his business talent at the age of 10 years by selling drinks and snacks for the family. After studying engineering, he founded a real estate company and worked as a trader on the stock exchange of Mexico. Slim is known as "Midas touch" in acquiring troubled companies and turn it into a moneymaker.
Wealth magnitude contrast with thrifty lifestyle. He has lived in the same house for about 40 years and drove an old Mercedes Benz, although coated steel and guarded.
He has been involved in the fight against poverty, illiteracy and poor health in Latin America and promote sports projects for the poor, but have not expressed plans to give most of his fortune to charity.
2. Bill Gates (USA) - Rp 491.7 trillion, Microsoft
Sensing the start of the personal computer revolution, Gates, 55, came out from Harvard University in 1975 to start Microsoft and pursue the vision computer on every desk and in every home. Microsoft went public in 1986 and a year later, its shares soared make Gates, at age 31, became a billionaire.
In 2008 he resigned from the largest software companies in the world to work at The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. He has provided USD 245.8 billion fortune to the foundation.
Together with his wife Melinda and Warren Buffett, he is also convinced 57 billionaire U.S. to sign a promise of Giving and publicly promised to provide at least 50 percent of their wealth during their lives or at the time of their deaths.
3. Warren Buffett (USA) - Rp 439 trillion, Berkshire Hathaway
Buffett, 80, has run a conglomerate based in Omaha, Nebraska, since 1965. Business of the railway until the ice cream.
In 2006 he promised to give 99 percent of his fortune to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and family charities. So far he has provided U.S. $ 8 billion (Rp 70.2 trillion) to the Gates Foundation.
4. Bernard Arnault (France) - Rp 360 trillion, LVMH
Arnault, 62, a friend of French President Nicolas Sarkozy, was educated at the Ecole Polytechnique and joined his father's construction company at age 25. He earned a reputation of ruthless corporate raider after pushing out rival shareholder when he began to build the LVMH group in the 1990s with the brand Louis Vuitton, Moet and Hennessy.
Currently, the group that became the group's biggest luxury goods maker in the world. Imejnya as predators haunt him when he struggled in vain to acquire Gucci in 1999 and 2000. Then this week he hit the jewelry maker Bulgari for U.S. $ 5.18 billion.
5. Larry Ellison (USA) - Rp 347 trillion, Oracle Corp.
Ellison, founder and CEO of Oracle, known for his rivalry with German software maker SAP AG. The Executive was attacked late last year Hewlett Packard which he said was not fair because Mark Hurd to fire his old friend. Ellison later hired him.
Ellison, who won the America's Cup sailing championship last year, is considered one of the "old man" of Silicon Valley.
6. Lakshmi Mittal (India) - Rp 273 trillion, steel
London-based steel tycoon, Mittal, 60, run ArcelorMittal, the world's largest steel producer.
Mittal company funded a red tower valued at U.S. $ 29 million, designed by Turner prize winner, Anish Kapoor and taller than the Statue of Liberty New York, which will float on London's Olympic Park when the game 2012.
In 2005 he spent $ 10 million to promote and encourage sports talent potential Olympic athlete in his homeland after he was disappointed with India medals at the Athens Olympics.
7. Amancio Ortega (Spain) - Rp 272 trillion, retail
Amancio Ortega, 74, started the clothing business in 1960 by making dresses in his garage in La Coruna. His company, Inditex, Zara has a fashion house and is now the largest clothing retailer in the world. Ortega strict privacy and do not give interviews to the media. He announced in January that he planned to resign as leader of the company.
8. Eike Batista (Brazil) - Rp 263.4 trillion, mining, oil
Bloody Germany and dropped out of college who for years struggled to emerge from the shadow of a famous father, Batista, has long said he wanted to become the richest man in Brazil and in the world. Everything related to men 53 years - from sports cars, Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren until the "X", the name of any company, is the cry of his ambition.
An upper-class speedboat racer who is married to a queen Rio Janeiro Carnival, Batista dinner with U.S. pop star Madonna in Rio last year and according to local reports, submit a dinner check of U.S. $ 7 million in donations to social projects.
He has the ambition to change Rio's become a growing modern city. Shortly before Rio was awarded the 2016 Olympics, he purchased a nearby marina which will be the center of the game.
9. Mukesh Ambani (India) - Rp 237 trillion, petrochemical, oil and gas
A chemical engineer, Mukesh, 53, dropped out of the MBA program at Stanford University and joined Reliance in 1981.
Mukesh, gave his wife a private jet on his birthday. He also issue U.S. $ 1 billion to house 27 floors. He has a tenuous relationship with his brother Anil, and they have attempted in the field of oil and gas, retail, telecommunications, entertainment, financial services to infrastructure.
10. Christy Walton & family (USA) - Rp 232.7 trillion, Wal-Mart
Christy Walton is the widow of John Walton, who is the son of Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton. Sam Walton built Wal-Mart's global empire from a single store in Arkansas. Now Wal-Mart is the largest retailer in the world.
How To Become A Millionaire: Sell An App
InstantShift and Wix recently released an infographic that determines how many apps the average developer needs to sell to make 7-figures.
Based on the average app price in Apple's store ($2.45*) and the cut of sales a developer receives (70%), here's the exact formula needed to become a millionaire:
2.45 x 0.7 x 581,395 apps sold = $1,000,000 (almost).
Note: This is a theoretical excercise since you can't actually sell an app in Apple's store for $2.45. Instead, it'd have to cost $.99, $1.99, etc.
Not sure if your app idea is worth millions? Then you should probably take this quiz.
Biography of Julian Assange the Founder of Wikileaks
The battle lines are drawn: freedom of speech against the control of the State. The Internet is the battle ground. In this war there will only be one winner. In The Most Dangerous Man in the World, award-winning journalist Andrew Fowler talks to Julian Assange, his inner circle, and those disaffected by him, deftly revealing the story of how a man with a turbulent childhood and brilliance for computers created a phenomenon that has disrupted the worlds of both journalism and international politics.
From Assange’s early skirmishes with the “cult” of Scientology in Australia to the release of 570,000 intercepts of pager messages sent on the day of the September 11th attacks and on to the visual bombshell of the Collateral Murder video showing American soldiers firing on civilians and Reuters reporters, Fowler takes us from the founding of WikiLeaks right up to Cablegate and the threat of further leaks in 2011 that he warns could bring down a major American bank. New information based on interviews conducted with Assange reveal the possibility that he has Asperger’s syndrome; the reason U.S. soldier Bradley Manning turned to an ex-hacker to spill military secrets; and how Assange helped police remove a “how to make a bomb” book from the Internet. The mother of one of his children also talks for the first time about life with Julian when he was setting up WikiLeaks.
According to the “Pentagon Papers” whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, Julian Assange is “the most dangerous man in the world.” But just who is Julian Assange, and why is his quest for transparency and freedom of the press so dangerous in the eyes of his detractors? In a fascinating account that reads like a Tom Clancy thriller, Fowler reveals all—what it means, and why it matters. Like The Looming Tower on 9/11 or The Lords of Finance on the collapse of the US economy, The Most Dangerous Man in the World is the definitive, journalistic account of a massive global news event that’s changing the face of journalism and the way governments do business.
check it out at http://www.amazon.com/Most-Dangerous-Man-World-Definitive/dp/1616084898/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1299663409&sr=1-1
