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Controversial starlet Poonam Pandey is shooting for her debut film, #39;Nasha #39; and she promised to provide full entertainment to her fans. She said that she will surprise her fans with her boldness in her debut movie #39;Nasha #39;. "I am a bold person, so I was quite comfortable shooting for the bold scenes. In fact, I enjoyed shooting for the bold scenes. I am here to entertain the audience and I am doing my job," Poonam told reporters. Poonam Pandey and the film crew starts shooting from November 5th. "We started shooting for the film Nov 5 in Mahabaleshwar. It was amazing shooting here. The weather is cold, but it`sa perfect location for the film." "We are shooting few scenes in the open and some scenes inside the rooms," she added. #39;Jism #39; fame director Amit Saxena is director of the movie. The first look of #39;Nasha #39; was released recently and Poonam said: "I know everybody loved the first look, but trust me it was not easy shooting for that. I had to pose for each and every alphabet to make it look authentic and it was not easy. It was difficult but I am glad everybody loved it." The film is being produced by Surender Suneja and Aditya Bhatia. Poonam Pandey came to the limelight when she promised to go nude if India wins the world cup. India won but Poonam failed to keep her promise. But she striped down when India won T20 world cup. Time and again, Poonam shocked her fans by posting sexy video on her social networking sites. Poonam has a huge fan following on twitter and she ...From:StarIndiansViews:17 0ratingsTime:01:23More inPeople Blogs

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A new social networking website specific to the UC system was launched last month as a virtual unifier encouraging communication between students, professors and alumni through one-on-one video chats.

UCMeTalk has garnered 1,000 student fol- lowers so far and allows randomly selected indi- viduals from different universities to connect and build professional and casual relationships by extending their networking opportunities. The site, which went live on Oct. 22, was founded by Purdue University senior Nazir Katbi, UC Los Angeles senior Omar Hilmy, UC Irvine alumnus Anthony Liu and UC Riverside alumnus Siraj Soliman.

According to Katbi, the project manager of UCMeTalk, the group is ecstatic for the sites future in bringing together UC students through an innovative online approach. Katbi said the inspiration behind a UC social networking system came from the UC Davis pepper spray inci- dent last November as well as a desire to see individuals linked by their activism.

We were definitely inspired by what hap- pened at UC Davis last year, with regards to the pepper spray incident, Katbi said. Basically, my friends and I consider ourselves to be pretty much in the social activist loop, and we saw what happened when the pictures came out. At the same time, coincidently, we all had beentalking about starting a project before graduating, so I guess both of those two things intersected at that time. After a while, we realized, why not just wake up college students that dont know each other, together through networking and moving beyond just the typi- cal way to meet new people on campus? And one idea led to another, and it kind of all just exploded into UCMeTalk.

Students, alumni and campus faculty members who sign on to UCMeTalk must have valid UC.edu email addresses and are asked to specify their gender, college major and status.

Katbi said his favorite aspect of the website is the concept of matching up random people, much like the social network Chatroulette, but in a safe manner with fellow classmates from the same or different UC campuses.

For me, I really like the concept of getting on the website and being able to meet someone new, Katbi said. But at the same time, because we restrict it to the UC students, its still like someone in your realm of relevance. Its really cool to be able to meet someone you never couldve had access to, yet at the same time you have so much in common with.

Other features of the site include a point-awarding system where students can add or subtract a point from a users reputation after chatting and be eligible for weekly prizes depending on their amount of points. There is also a shout-out feature, similar to a status update, which allows users to reach out to peers via brief messages.

According to UCSB second-year communication major John Craig, the networking system is unique and appealing because it allows for campuses to share information and learn from each other.

I like the idea of it, Craig said. Its trying to link all the UC schools together, and for us students, its beneficial because were able to get our thoughts out and see how other UCs are running their schools versus how were running ours. Thats like a channelfor us to be able to trade information from school to school.

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Australia is a "hyper-connected society'' and has adapted quickly to new technologies, says visiting expert Brian Solis. Picture: Thinkstock Source: Supplied

SOME business executives still believe social media is a "fad'' and fail to take it seriously, a visiting global expert says.

Brian Solis, principal at Altimeter Group, a research-based advisory firm in the US, is in Australia for the Telstra Digital Summit in Melbourne and said more businesses needed to sit up and pay attention to the rapid evolution of social networking or they'll be left behind.

"I still get into conversations where executives at organisations don't see the value of any of this technology because it's just a fad,'' he said.

"Consumers' expectations are changing simply because technology is empowering them to get information when they want it and how they want it.

"Businesses are going to have to pay attention to that.''

"Australians do embrace technology faster than others,'' he said.

"You find ways to implement it in terms of personal relationships, productivity and connectivity faster than others.''

Mr Solis said digital consumers, who get most of their information from the internet, would become completely reliant on interaction online with companies rather than on the phone or in person.

"They have no interest in going through the jungles of call centres,'' he said.

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Social media agency, fishbat, Inc., weighs in on the launch of RallyPoint, a military-only Social Media Networking Site.

Bohemia, NY (PRWEB) November 20, 2012

According to [Hispanic Business, RallyPoint, having fully launched on Veterans Day of this year, is a social networking site in the same vein as LinkedIn that can help military personal with their career advancement. RallyPoint is the brainchild of Yinon Weiss and Aaron Kletzing, who met as Army officers in Iraq.

The article reports that RallyPoint keeps its users restricted to members of the Army, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard and Navy by verifying military e-mail addresses when they sign up. In addition, the website allows members to network through areas of expertise and to track one anothers career progressions. It also includes a page called the RallyPoint Universe which is a screen that links every unit in the U.S. Military. It allows members to see which units their contacts are associated with, as well as where they have served, reports the article.

Sida Li, Vice President of Internal Operations at social media agency, [fishbat, Inc., commented on the launch of RallyPoint saying, Communication has always been a necessity in the military. He continued, The launch of this site also has the potential of aiding those who are about to leave service or current veterans who may be struggling.

fishbat, Inc. is a full service online marketing firm. Through social media management, search engine optimization (SEO), web design, and public relations, fishbat strives as a marketing firm to raise awareness about your brand and strengthen your corporate image. Fishbat is accepting donations for [Lend a Fin! in its effort to help victims of Hurricane Sandy .

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