Justin.tv is one of the big live internet video sites, that claims to have roughly 35 million monthly views is all set to launch a pay-per-view service. The service will be launched next month with selected content creators and partners for the first quarter. The plans will then be executed for the complete site by the second quarter of 2010. This the first time that one of the big video sited is implementing a pay-per-view service.
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Pay-Per-View Channels To Be Launched By Justin.TV
December 20th, 2009 
Sarosh Waiz 
Posted in News, Strategy 
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No Comments »News Update: Twitter Is Back!
December 18th, 2009 Sarosh Waiz 
Posted in News, Twitter Tags: Army, attack, authorities, blog, cause, Chris, Cyber, cyber army, DNS, dns records, elections campaign, everyone, God, Google, google search, hack, image, interference, internal affairs, Iran, Iranian, iranian election, issue, name of god, Persian, persian farsi, protest, public, reference article, search, security, SITE, snapshot, TechCrunch, Twitter, U.S., update, US, us government No Comments »News Update: Twitter Hacked by Iranian Cyber Army!
December 17th, 2009 Sarosh Waiz Okay great! I was just crawling the web when I got this update from TechCrunch.com. Twitter in Iran has been hacked by a group known as the “Iranian Cyber Army.” Tech Crunch states that Twitter already had security issues and the website is vulnerable to attacks by hackers.
