Monday, August 31, 2015

YouTube launches two paid services – VEB

The entries on YouTube paid are becoming more insistent. According to the blog “The Verge” the largest video platform with over one billion users it is ready to launch two subscription services by the end of this year.

In summary should be an extension of YouTube Music Key, or the service for streaming music subscription, already since last November, as well as another service that is temporarily They have information, which should be paid. The “method” should be similar to that of the other network, such as Sky, Apple Music, Spotify, etc.

If so, YouTube will become a mix of free and paid content, as pointed out by the same ” The Verge “. All of this, most likely, is designed to stand up to another big giant, almost became the nemesis of YouTube: Facebook, YouTube in January exceeded by number of videos viewed, thanks to the famous “autoplay”, which starts the video bulletin board automatically, of course capturing the attention of users.

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“YouTube paid within the year, two subscription services” – The Republic

Rome – return to the rumors YouTube for a fee. According to technology blog The Verge the popular video platform that has over a billion users is preparing to launch two subscription services by the end of 2015. This would, in practice, the extension of the formula already applied YouTube Music Key (a service for streaming music subscription launched last November) and another service currently nameless will charge users for some content. “In this way – notes The Verge – YouTube would be a mix of content for free, supported by ads and also pay a subscription.”

The video sharing platform launched more than 10 years ago wants to monetize its popularity looking also to counter a giant like Facebook. The social network Mark Zuckerberg is actually become a competitor to YouTube in January exceeded the number of videos viewed, thanks all’escamotage autostart, ie videos that are activated by yourself. The concept that should follow YouTube with paid services is not very different from the one fielded by Apple Music and Spotify as well as platforms such as Sky and Mediaset Premium offering “packages” of online content (sports, movies, entertainment). Not to mention that from October Netflix lands in Italy.

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YouTube against Spotify and Netflix: by the year come the paid services – Reuters

YouTube against Spotify and Netflix: by the year come the paid services

Apart one billion users and ten years of popularity. Encouraged by these numbers YouTube prepares to leap by taking the road of global average, with one eye on the TV and entertainment channels. By 2015, the video sharing platform should launch two pay services along the lines not only Apple Music and Spotify but also of Sky and Netflix, which from October arrives in Italy.

The news has been circulating for several months and is back in vogue in the last hours with The Verge: according to technology blog, YouTube will launch two subscription services later this year. In practice, this would be the extension of the formula already applied in YouTube Music Key (music streaming service for a fee launched last November in the experimental stage) and another service currently nameless will charge users for some content. “In this way – The Verge points out – the site would be a mix of content for free, supported by ads and also paid.”

“To give users more options to enjoy content creators and more opportunities to make revenue is among the priorities of YouTube”: this is the philosophy of the company confirmed some time ago by a spokesman at the US site Mashable.

The video sharing platform has need to monetize its popularity. According to rumors reported by the Wall Street Journal a few months ago, YouTube does not generate revenues in fact many: in 2014 were $ 4 billion through increased advertising. But, after expenses for the content and technology infrastructure, the company “is more or less in balance ‘. Not to mention that the giants like Facebook are creeping up in its core business: a few months ago the company of Mark Zuckerberg topped YouTube video views thanks to the ruse autostart, ie movies that start on their own.

The aim of Google is therefore to make the jump to YouTube, video archive in global average, including TV. A cultural change already initiated by the young people who now look more video content on the platform and on the move, who sat in front of the television.

In 2012, the site has paid hundreds of millions of dollars to producers of content in an attempt to create channel-like television, but did not get the desired result. Then last November announced the subscription service `Music Key’ along the lines of Spotify and Apple Music.

If the rumors prove to be correct, YouTube would then develop pay channels with subscriptions differentiated by category. Not far from what we already do broadcasters such as Sky and Mediaset offering “packages” of online content more different (sports, movies, entertainment). Not to mention the battleship Netflix, which from October lands in Italy.

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eBay, happy birthday: 20 years of success and a future complex – International Business Times Italy

When the creators of what is now the biggest reality of the internet tell how it all began there is one thing they have in common, and it is a phrase similar to “I really had no idea that we would come this far” . Pierre Omidyar, the impenditore Franco-American of Iranian origin who invented eBay, is no exception: what is now one of the world giants of e-commerce was born almost as a joke, exactly 20 years ago .

It was in fact on September 3, 1995 when it was put online AuctionWeb, an online auction site : the first object to be sold, mostly to make a test was a broken laser pointer. Surprisingly, the auction closed at $ 14.83. Omidyar was surprised much of the answer he got when he contacted the buyer to make sure that he understood that the object was not working: “I collect broken laser pointers.”

But a better idea of ​​what were the potential of a similar idea he came only a few months later, when the domain was renamed eBay.com. The provider hosting the site Omidyar contacted to ask him if he was interested in switching to a subscription business, upgrade necessitated by the large traffic that eBay was generating .

The growth was incredibly fast: in early 1996 the company was already so great as to require the recruitment of a president, Jeffrey Skoll. Some partnership allowed him to greatly improve the site from a technical standpoint, and also why in January 1997 eBay was able to accommodate some two million auction .

A successful kind was bound to attract the attention of Wall Street in September 1998, just over three years after the broken laser pointer, was launched the initial public offering of eBay. In the first day of trading, the company’s shares shot up to $ 53.50 compared with a starting price of $ 18 making Omidyar and Skoll billionaires in just a few minutes .

The founder of eBay, Pierre Omidyar The founder of eBay, Pierre Omidyar Flickr (CC BY 2.0) / Joi Ito

The rest, as they say, is history: Today eBay is one of the leading companies in the world in e-commerce , with net income in 2014 reached almost 18 billion. But if the creature of Omidyar has successfully established itself as one of the most successful yet with a history that began in the era of the dotcom bubble, to continue to remain dominant in the near future will need to defeat a fierce competition than ever.

And we are not talking only of the giants born for e-commerce, such as Amazon or the Chinese Alibaba. To threaten the future of eBay, which many feel weaker after separation with PayPal October last year, are actually consolidated in other areas such as Google and Facebook , which by inserting the button “Buy “pages in their aim to turn into huge digital markets.

It seems clear now that eBay is a giant, with 157 million active buyers and sellers of 25 million can scalzarla from position It has gained in 20 years of work , but in a very dynamic environment such as online businesses, will not be easy.

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YouTube ready to launch paid services: the challenge is to Spotify and Netflix – The Messenger

Over a billion users and ten years of popularity. Encouraged by these numbers YouTube prepares to leap by taking the road of global average, with one eye on the TV and entertainment channels.

By 2015, the video sharing platform should launch two pay services along the lines not only Apple Music and Spotify but also of Sky and Netflix, which from October arrives in Italy. The news has been circulating for several months and is back in vogue in the last hours with The Verge: according to technology blog, YouTube will launch two subscription services later this year. In practice, this would be the extension of the formula already applied in YouTube Music Key (music streaming service for a fee launched last November in the experimental stage) and another service currently nameless will charge users for some content.

“In this way – The Verge points out – the site would be a mix of content for free, supported by ads and also paid.” “Giving users more options to enjoy content creators and more opportunities to make revenue is among the priorities of YouTube”: this is the philosophy of the company confirmed some time ago by a spokesman at the US site Mashable. The video sharing platform has need to monetize its popularity. According to rumors reported by the Wall Street Journal a few months ago, YouTube does not generate revenues in fact many: in 2014 were $ 4 billion through increased advertising. But, after expenses for the content and technology infrastructure, the company “is more or less in balance ‘.

Not to mention that the giants like Facebook are creeping up in its core business: a few months ago the company Mark Zuckerberg topped YouTube video views thanks to the ruse autostart, ie movies that start on their own. Google’s goal is therefore to make the jump to YouTube, video archive in global average, including TV. A cultural change already initiated by the young people who now look more video content on the platform and on the move, who sat in front of the television. In 2012 the site has paid hundreds of millions of dollars to producers of content in an attempt to create channel-like television, but did not get the desired result.

Then last November announced the subscription service ” Key Music “along the lines of Spotify and Apple Music. If the rumors prove to be correct, YouTube would then develop pay channels with subscriptions differentiated by category. Not far from what we already do broadcasters such as Sky and Mediaset offering “packages” of online content more different (sports, movies, entertainment). Not to mention the battleship Netflix, which from October lands in Italy.
             
             
                         
         

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Expo, presented a special machine that turns the air we breathe in the drinking water – Italian News

In a major new technology sector is coming thanks to a special machine that will transform the air we breathe in drinking water. The novelty was presented at Expo by the Seas, which is the company Riva San Vitale, that designed and built the system Awa Modula; the car specifically is able to capture moisture from the atmosphere and turn it into drinking water of high quality. machinery, in fact, can be powered with photovoltaic panels of common and ensures the production of ‘blue gold’ virtually all ‘infinite.

The useful life of twenty years’, be extended to thirty with normal maintenance . “Think of the refrigerator grandmother. Which at one point he was defrosted. Then the grandmother peeling off the plug and the ice began to melt, poured water everywhere.

We have to do just as for defrosting refrigerator: keep the temperature at 2 degrees whatever the outside. The collected water is filtered and then made drinkable with the addition of mineral salts. In addition, the cold and the heat we use for this process, the riusiamo to heat and cool, “ says the general manager, who provided this description through a clear and complete machinery. In this respect also the Professor Anna Magrini University of Pavia said: “The technology provides a low or no environmental impact. Unlike technology reverse osmosis (desalination, water purification, sewage treatment, etc..), The SEAS does not release impurities into the local ecosystem and provides an unlimited source of inexhaustible and clean water. ”

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Eni ministry Egypt, big boost to our gas production – The Republic

Cairo, August 30 – The discovery by Eni of a mega gas field in the Egyptian ‘will’ increase by one third reserves of Cairo and contribute ‘greatly to the realization of the national energy plan that plans to achieve self-sufficiency within five years’. Said the spokesman for the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum, Hamdi Abdul Aziz, commenting on the news from Cairo, the discovery of a supergiant oilfield with a resource potential of up to 850 billion cubic meters of gas. It is, the spokesman said the minister, ‘the first major fruit of the 56 agreements signed in the last year and a half, agreements that will massively increase the Egyptian production of oil and natural gas’. .

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Sunday, August 30, 2015

Green biofuel is derived from residues of grapes – Baritalia News

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Researchers have been able to verify that the waste is the grape can obtain the fuel.

The study conducted by researchers of the University of Adelaide Australia has been announced by the renowned journal Bioresource Technology.

The Australian researchers have found that about one thousand kilograms brewing marc you can get to produce about 400 liters of bioethanol.

Bioethanol can be used in a certain percentage as fuel for vehicles and is also an excellent fuel for some types of fireplaces.

Before the very important discovery by Australian researchers marc were considered by wine producers discard difficult and expensive to dispose of.

Each year, the big wine-producing countries such as Italy , Spain and France produce on average more than 13 tons of skins a year.

Only in Italy, which is the first nation in the world in the production of wine, every year should be disposed of several tons of marc for manufacturers represent a high cost.

With the insight of Australian researchers marc can become a great resource producing fuel that does not pollute.

Kendall Corbin, one of studious team of Australian researchers who discovered the use of pomace as fuel has issued the following statement: “Using plant biomass for the production of liquid biofuels can be difficult because of the nature of structurally complex, which is not always easy to decompose. Marc ‘is readily available, can be obtained cheaply and is full of the type of carbohydrates that are fermented easily. “

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Gas, Eni discovered field records – TGCOM

– Eni announces a gas discovery of “global significance” in the Egyptian. This would, according to reports from the oil group, the biggest oil field in the Mediterranean, unable to meet the demand of Egyptian natural gas for decades. Based on the data acquired in the well and geophysical evidence available, “the field can have a potential of up to 850 billion cubic meters of gas”.



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The discovery is which took place in the Egyptian Sea Mediterranean at the exploration prospect called Zohr, into a well located in 1,450 meters of water depth in block Shorouk, signed in January 2014 with the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) following a competitive international tender.

From the geological and geophysical information available, and the data acquired in the discovery well – says the six-legged dog – “the supergiant field has a potential of resources f p to 850 billion cubic meters of gas in place (5.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent) and an area of ​​about 100 square kilometers. Zohr is the largest gas discovery ever made in Egypt and in Mediterranean Sea and can become one of the biggest gas finds in the world. ”

“This exploration success will provide a major contribution in the meet the demand of Egyptian natural gas for decades. Eni will be the immediate tasks of delineation of the field to ensure the accelerated development of discovery that makes the best use of existing infrastructure, at sea and on land. The well Zohr 1X, which was drilled to total depth of 4,131 meters, met with about 630 meters of hydrocarbon column in a carbonate sequence of Miocene age with excellent properties The reservoir “.

The structure of Zohr also presents a potential in greater depth, which will be investigated in the future through a well dedicated. The CEO of Eni, Claudio Descalzi, visited in recent hours in Cairo to update the Egyptian president, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, on this important success, and to talk about the new discovery with the Prime Minister of the country, Ibrahim Mahlab, and with the Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Sherif Ismail. “ It ‘a very important day for our company and Eni people – said -. This important achievement is the confirmation of our expertise and our capacity for technological innovation with immediate practical application, and It demonstrates above all the spirit of strong cooperation between all the business components that are the basis of these great successes “.

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The 20 years of eBay, the auctions to ‘big’ E-commerce – The Republic

Rome – When after an intense weekend of programming within the walls of the house Pierre Omidyar 3 September 1995 launched the site AuctionWeb could not imagine the luck It would result: the portal was the forerunner of eBay, the online auction world’s most famous. Today the company has a global turnover of 83 billion dollars and, fresh division of PayPal, is preparing to blow 20 candles with a party in the heart of Silicon Valley. It aims to raise, not only hounded by Alibaba and Amazon but also from giants like Google and Facebook.

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The adventure of eBay (the name change of the company dates back to ’97) began twenty years ago with the sale of a broken laser pointer bought by a collector for just under $ 15. Example of the brightest of the new economy of the late ’90s, eBay online auction portal home instantly becomes a goose that lays golden eggs for Omidyar (now on the board of the group) and the first president of the company, Jeffrey Skoll: when you share on the stock exchange in 1998, the two find themselves suddenly millionaires.

In twenty years the portal has grown globally, expanding the range of services and especially from strength to strength in the market of online transactions with the acquisition in 2002 the payment system PayPal. Then diversification by buying companies such as Skype (now owned by Microsoft) in 2005, specializing in internet calls and StubHub in 2007, focused on the sale of tickets for events.

In the US, every 2 a second pair of shoes changed hands on eBay, while in Italy via the mobile is selling a pair of women’s shoes every three minutes, a bag every 7 minutes and a tablet every 15 minutes. The company has worldwide 157 million active buyers (4.5 million in Italy), 800 million ads from around 200 countries, 25 million merchants (26 thousand in Italy), and a total value of goods sold in the first quarter of this year has reached 20 billion dollars.

In two decades there have been positive records – such as the sale of a yacht for $ 168 million in 2006, so far unbeaten rod – and moments of difficulty as the blackout of almost one day in ’99 and the hacker attack of a year ago.

The special anniversary gives eBay an opportunity to celebrate (with a big event on the agenda in San Jose on September 10 and 11, and an event in Milan on 10) and to take stock of how to face future challenges. Beginning with the management after ‘spin off’ from PayPal, which according to analysts and rating agencies makes eBay weaker and more limited resources of revenues. And then, without diverting attention from increasingly aggressive competitors. In addition to e-commerce giants like Amazon and Alibaba, eBay is competing with Google and Facebook. Recently the two internet giants have launched the buttons “Buy” on their platforms, thus claiming their share of the e-commerce market.

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Saturday, August 29, 2015

Breakfast Dating, soul mate is breakfast – Palermomania.it

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 Know each other over coffee, a cappuccino and a croissant. It is the basic idea of ​​”Breakfast Dating”, the new trend that is depopulated on the West Coast and that revolutionizes the concept of the appointment in the dark. It is an innovative way to shorten create new relationships at the very time of day when you are most real, sincere and without makeup, breakfast. And after California and New York, the Breakfast Dating arrives in Italy.

 The “game” allows you to establish new relationships, from friendships or relationships which may arise directly for breakfast, allowing a more intimate communication and without preconceptions, without the filter of social networks or smartphones, or so to speak, “without tricks “.

 Tables and chairs positioned to create a tête-à-tête between the boys. In a span of five minutes long time people have the opportunity to make new acquaintances and decide whether to deepen the dialogue with the other party or change “partner”. The goal of the initiative is to reverse the theory of “six degrees of separation”, a hypothesis according to which each individual can be connected to any other person or thing through a chain of knowledge and relationships with no more than five intermediaries ; the result of this social experiment was immediate, since the interaction between the children has increased substantially, allowing the emergence of dozens of new friendships and relationships.

Palermomania.it – ​​Press registration Palermo Court No. 15 Del 27/04/2011

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Dating Breakfast: cappuccino, brioche and (maybe) love – Il Secolo XIX

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Genoa – Meet, know each other, love each other (maybe): as so often comes from the United States again, so to speak, method, to retrieve appointments. It’s called “ B dating ” and is already proving very popular as its predecessor, the “speed date”, among singles looking for love.

About the evening is too tired to go out and look for the cocktail hour or in a club, which can be found here in the breakfast time a perfect solution.

It works in a very similar to speed date is a short meeting, five minutes to start the knowledge and if it does not change party. The only thing different is that it all takes place in the morning.

The idea came from Julie Krafchick , which It developed the dating site “ 500 brunches “, but as he explained, there are thousands of dating sites and social networks, his intention was to create a “real” place where people can meet vis-à-vis.

In Europe, the breakfast dating has already arisen in Edinburgh, the “ Sunday Brunch Club ” and France “ Les Petits Déjeuners Networking “in France.

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