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The most inventiv tax creator country in the world, France considers tax for Goolge, Yahoo and Facebook

Nicolas Sarkozy has adopted a hard line on regulating digital content

Google and other net firms could be taxed under plans being considered by the French government.

A report, commissioned by the government, suggests firms such as Google, Yahoo and Facebook should pay a new tax on their online ad revenues.

The money could be used to fund legal alternatives for buying books, films and music on the internet.

President Nicolas Sarkozy has taken a tough line on the increasing dominance of digital content.

France has just introduced tough new legislation aimed at removing those who persistently download illegal content from the net.

Patrick Zelnik, who contributed to the report and is also the founder of the French president's wife's record label, hopes the idea will be taken on board across the EU.

But critics say it would be difficult to implement and Google has voiced opposition to the plan.

"We don't think introducing an additional tax on internet advertising is the right way forward as it could slow down innovation.

The better way to support content creation is to find new business models that help consumers find great content and rewards artists and publishers for their work," said Olivier Esper, senior policy manager for Google France.

Purpose of this blog

The biggest challenge is to get a target audience to read this blog. That's why I need a “blog with a purpose.” I need a reason for my audience to visit this blog on a regular basis. What would make this blog special? Why would they want to bookmark this blog? Why would they want to link to it and tell others? That should be my ultimate goal

What is the purpose of this blog?

One month after the launch, the result is not here yet. Less than 10 visits a day and the ranking is still very bad. But I know that new web site needs time to go up in it. I always compare a website as a garden. We need to work on it. We need perseverance. We need inspiration. What word will they use to find what ? Like a message in a bottle the blog is launched. The chance of success is very very low. But I know that it could help other visitors.

The Subject is often the center of our life. My wish is that it helps you even a little or change radicaly your life. Touching heart is my goal. Touching brocken heart. why not your heart.

google is your friend

Google, oh google,
I love you,
I hate you,
You are my google friend.

Google, oh google,
You brought me love,
I love you,
You are my google friend.

Google, oh google,
You brought me hate,
I hate you,
You are my google friend.

Google, oh google,
Bring me the truth,
I love you,
You are my google friend.

Google oh google
what do you think of love soul friend ?

Funny google

google is my friend

Singapore with google street

Singapore is the first country in Southeast Asia to get Street View. The service is currently offered in Australia, Japan, New Zealand and Taiwan (Taipei city).

Google Street View was first launched in five US cities back in May 2007. The service provides users with a 360-degree horizontal and 290-degree vertical panoramic street-level view on Google Maps.

if you want to check by yourself : just click on this link try here !


Agrandir le plan

The architecture of Singapore is varied, reflecting the ethnic build-up of the country. Singapore has several ethnic neighbourhoods, including Chinatown and Little India. These were formed under the Raffles Plan to segregate the immigrants. Many places of worship were also constructed during the colonial era. Sri Mariamman Temple, the Masjid Jamae mosque and the Church of Gregory the Illuminator are among those that were built during the colonial period. Work is now underway to preserve these religious sites as National Monuments of Singapore.

Google Doodle marks Zamenhof, Esperanto

Today, the world woke up to a funky Google Doodle featuring a white and green flag with a green star. To many the connection is not obvious, but today Google is honoring the 150th birthday of L.L. Zamenhof. Zamenhof was an opthalmologist and philologist, but his biggest claim to fame was inventing Esperanto, a constructed language used for international communication.

Esperanto's flag is a green rectangle with a smaller white square with a green star superimposed in the top left corner, and it was worked into Google's Doodle today. Ironically, Google offers search results in Esperanto. Green in Esperanto's flag symbolized hope, white - peace, and the five-pointed star symbolized five continents united together.

Interestingly, Zamenhof himself spoke Russian, Polish and Yiddish. Living in a Polish town where many different cultures coexisted side by side inspired Zamenhof to create a language anyone could understand regardless of cultural heritage.

In 1887, Zamenhof created the language he called Esperanto (stands for "hopefull"), which borrowed linguistic elements from a mix of languages Zamenhof learned in his lifetime. Zamenhof firmly believed the creation of international language is bound to promote peace and tolerance. And, although the language was not universally adopted, it was spoken by nearly two million people at one point. It is still widely used in correspondence, conventions, broadcasting, and military. For his life's work Zamenhof was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and even has a planet named after him.