segunda-feira, 16 de agosto de 2010

The top model Amanda Hearst at the farm of his grandfather Randolph Hearst


Do you see the emu?” asked a bubbly Amanda Hearst, pointing toward the expansive fenced-in farm behind her family’s Water Mill spread. A giant ostrich-like bird was indeed flapping its feathers a little more than a touchdown pass away from the pool, where houseguests were splashing around in the hot summer sun. And the emu was just the beginning. The farm also has miniature goats, a donkey, a mini-horse, ducks, chickens, geese, cats, dogs, an African gray parrot, and doves. This is where the publishing heiress comes year-round, especially during summer weekends, to flee the concrete jungle. “We used to rent [in the Hamptons], and it would always be in Southampton, Water Mill, or Bridgehampton,” says Hearst. But for the past 10 years her family (which includes Amanda’s socialite mom, Anne Hearst, and her novelist step-dad, Jay McInerney) has occupied its Peter Cook–designed manse, which incorporates leftover marble mantelpieces her great-grandfather William Randolph Hearst flew in from Europe to furnish his famous castle in San Simeon, California.(Vanity Fair)

quarta-feira, 11 de agosto de 2010

Roberto Irineu Marinho Talk about Business in Television in Brazil

Foto/Antonio Cruz.

Roberto Irineu Marinho,62, is the big boss of Organization Globo , the best group of comunication in the South America with subsidiaries on all continents.controls the Globo Organizations with his brothers John and Jose Roberto Marinho. The family tradition in journalism starts with his grandfather Irineu Marinho in late 1800. continues with his father, journalist Roberto Marinho, who died in 2003. The Globo network is all good.



"Programming is a business, and distribute is another, quite different. We, the Globe, learned this the hard way," said the president of Globo Organizations, Roberto Irineu Marinho at the opening of ABTA in 2010, held between 10 and August 12, in São Paulo. The executive pointed out in his lecture as the largest media group sees the future of the country's converging market. Marino makes clear that the future of Globe is on schedule and content production. "Producing and program, know how to tell stories and move to different audiences, tastes and times, is the essence of the party lies in that value chain," he said, stressing the importance of Globosat in developing this work for the pay TV market .

For him, the Globe owes its success to their productions, but also to his "talent and schedule them in the best time in the best grade, and, where necessary, the company that is best made on TV in the world" . The binomial and production schedule was repeated on experience with the Globe on cable television, noted, emphasizing the Brazilian content in the programming grids Globosat channels "are about 33 thousand hours of content in Brazil, and 22,000 hours of production itself and 11,200 hours hired 100 independent producers. " "The Globosat became, without any tax incentive, the largest Brazilian private pole promotion of independent power producers, and this is one of his main vocation," said Roberto Marinho Irenaeus to an audience of over a thousand people.

Separation of the chain

Irenaeus Roberto Marinho, remember that the Brazilians are among the channels that have the largest audience in cable TV brasileira. Of the 20 largest audiences in cable television, nine channels are Brazilians. He points out that there is no risk of an unequal contest with foreign groups because of the competence of national groups, who understand the taste of the Brazilian audience.

Another important point to ensure the success of the Brazilian channels is the separation of distribution and programming and content production. To Marine the risks of unequal contest with foreign groups are minimized, when adopting the drop in the value chain, "the backbone of the proposed new legislation." "In very simple language, the rule is this: who produces the program and not distributed, and who distributes or produces no program."

Marino says that currently there is already an unequal competition with Brazilian producers and programmers competing with foreign businesses globally. For him, the entry of telephone companies in the production schedule and bring a more balanced, difficult to be supported by Brazilian companies. "The proposed new legislation is very wise to divide the roles of actors in our market. On one side, by ending restrictions on foreign capital and opening the distribution market to telephone companies, the new legislation will allow the TV signed to expand more quickly, making it accessible to a larger number of Brazilians. On the other hand, to prevent the distribution companies are involved in the production and programming, will allow Brazilian companies in the industry compete against each other in healthy competition " said Marino.

However, he said, opening the market for cable and telecom operators to break the chain of value makes sense only if they come together. "A depends on another for the market to follow a healthy environment. It makes no sense, therefore, the attempt by the FCC to open phone market to no safeguards of the new law." (TELETIME News)

Premier Japanese Naoto Kan speaks to Koreano

(Foto/Epoca/Brazil)
Japanese Prime Minister, Naoto Kan, yesterday presented an apology for the suffering inflicted upon the Korean people for thirty-five of the Japanese colonization of Korea during the first half of XX century. "I express here once again my deep remorse and heartfelt apology for the suffering and the immense damage inflicted by the colonial regime," he has said. The apology, approved by the center-left government at a meeting in the morning, coincide with the hundredth anniversary this month, the annexation of Korea. That settlement was begun August 29, 1910 and ended August 15, 1945 with the surrender of Japan during the Second World War. In response, the spokesman for the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kim Young-sun said that Koreans' hope that all Japanese share this view, showing that Seoul welcomed the apology with great caution . Japan had recognized South Korea in 1965, giving it economic aid in return for a renunciation of any claim for repairs related to colonization. A more concrete measure was made in 1995, when Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama, had presented "sincere apologies" to all Asian countries colonized.(Les Echos .FR)

sábado, 7 de agosto de 2010

Fernando Collor de Mello: quem foi rei sempre será majestade


Foto/Reprodução.
O ex- Presidente da República Fernando Collor de Mello briga pela causas dos amigos; tem um magnetismo singular.
Há um mês atrás esteve com o usineiro João Lyra na Petrobrás e conseguiu para ele, um contrato de compra de etanol para um período de 4 anos por R$ 200 milhões.Eu adoro Collor.

terça-feira, 3 de agosto de 2010

Gucci, Stella McCartney and G Valli ... Simplicity and elegance


foto/ Reprodução. and more, Jill Sander Céline e Chloé command the favorite winter 2010 collections.

segunda-feira, 2 de agosto de 2010

Eike Batista vai reformar o Hotel Gloria para a Copa de 2014



O empresário Eike Batista vai reformar o Hotel Gloria para a Copa de 2014 que passará a chamar-se Glória Palace. Vai ficar um charme!.

Aloysio Faria vai investir no novo centro de Convenções do Transamerica-Comandatuba


Aloysio Faria, um dos homens mais ricos do Brasil, feliz da vida porque vendeu bem o banco Real e vai investir R$ 10 milhões no novo Centro de Convenções do Hotel Transamérica na Ilha de Comandatuba, na Bahia.