LiveDeal, Inc. Announces Fiscal Year 2011 Second Quarter Earnings Call.(Financial report)

Conference Call Scheduled for Thursday, May 19, 2011

LAS VEGAS -- LiveDeal, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIVE), a provider of web-based customer acquisition and related products for small local businesses, announced yesterday its financial results for the fiscal year 2011 second quarter. LiveDeal will host a conference call Thursday, May 19 at 4:15 p.m. EDT (1:15 p.m. PDT) to discuss these results. Dial-in information is provided below.

Fiscal 2011 Second Quarter Financial Results

For the second quarter of fiscal 2011, total revenue was $1.118 million, compared to $1.102 million in the same quarter of fiscal 2010. The Company reported a net loss for the quarter of $2.314 million, or a net loss of $3.70 per fully diluted share.

Fiscal 2011 Second Quarter Highlights and Subsequent Events

* Kevin Hall named Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

* Signed Loan with Everest Group LLC

* Shutdown of the Direct Sales business

* InstantProfile[R] Passed the 5,000 Customer Milestone

During the Fiscal Second Quarter, the Board of Directors announced the appointment of Kevin Hall as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Formerly President and Chief Operating Officer (COO), Mr. Hall's strong leadership and knowledge "will lead LiveDeal on the road forward to a brighter future," said Tom Clarke, Director and Chairman of the Compensation Committee.

Further, the company signed a loan with Everest Group LLC, a private equity fund. Kevin Hall commented, "This financing will provide liquidity and working capital as we continue our efforts to improve the company's operating results in 2011."

Also, the Company has shut down all business activities from our Direct Sales business under Local Marketing Experts, Inc. subsidiary as of April 30, 2011. This scaled down operational costs associated with this line of business.

Finally, LiveDeal announced that sales of its InstantProfile[R] product surpassed the 5,000 customer mark. InstantProfile[R], sold by LiveDeal subsidiary Velocity Marketing Concepts, was launched in July of 2010. This subscription product enables small business customers to broadcast their information and updates to top search engines, directory and social media sites.

Conference Call Information

LiveDeal will host a conference call to discuss its second quarter 2011 results and provide an update with respect to its business Thursday, May 19th at 4:15 p.m. EDT (1:15 p.m. PDT). To participate in the conference call, dial Toll-Free (877) 837-3911.

To listen to the live webcast of the conference call, please visit the Investor Relations portion of our website at http://investor.livedeal.com or go directly to the webcast link.

About LiveDeal, Inc.

LiveDeal, Inc. provides local customer acquisition services and related products for small businesses to deliver an affordable way for businesses to extend their marketing reach to target customers via the Internet.

Forward-Looking and Cautionary Statements

This press release may include statements that constitute "forward-looking statements," which are often characterized by the terms "may," "believes," "projects," "expects" or "anticipates," and do not reflect historical facts. Forward-looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results, performance or achievements of LiveDeal, Inc. and its subsidiaries to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.

Factors that may affect forward-looking statements and the Company's business generally include, but are not limited to, (i) the risk factors and cautionary statements set forth in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2010; (ii) other factors or statements described in the Company's other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission; and (iii) other factors that LiveDeal is currently unable to identify or quantify, but may exist in the future.

Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date the statement was made. LiveDeal does not undertake and specifically declines any obligation to update any forward-looking statements.

Trustive proves its dedication to travellers by announcing another significant network expansion.

M2 PRESSWIRE-April 12, 2011-: Trustive proves its dedication to travellers by announcing another significant network expansion(C)1994-2011 M2 COMMUNICATIONS

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Trustive, a leading worldwide mobile internet access provider and the No1 WiFi access provider in Europe, is very proud to be announcing a significant increase in its WiFi coverage. The recent addition of a further 40,000 locations brings Trustive's WiFi network to an impressive 220,000 premium WiFi hotspots across 130 countries.

This latest WiFi network expansion serves to consolidate Trustive's presence around the world, in particular in the US, UK, Malta and France. With 118,000 WiFi hotspots in Asia, 90,000 WiFi hotspots in Europe, 11,000 WiFi hotspots in North America and 2500 WiFi hotspots in Latin America, Trustive is the ideal choice for frequent travellers. In addition to good geographical coverage, Trustive aims to provide WiFi access in premium venues frequented by business and leisure travellers alike; such as 750 airport locations, 38,500 bars & restaurants and 35,000 hotels (including brands such as Radisson SAS, Ramada Jarvis, Holiday Inn, Thistle Hotel, Hilton) to name but a few.

Christian VanGhelder, Managing Director of Trustive confirms that "Trustive understands the need to stay connected when travelling and more importantly to use WiFi access wherever possible because it is far cheaper than 3G. This latest expansion and consolidation of Trustive's international WiFi coverage will therefore be of great interest to Trustive's customer base of international travellers."

Trustive's WiFi network incorporates the networks of over 80 international hotspot operators and so recommends that customers rely on the free WiFi software (available for various devices via www.trustive.com) in order to automatically detect and connect to Trustive WiFi hotspots. For up-to-date information regarding Trustive's entire network of 220,000 premium WiFi hotspots, customers are encouraged to consult Trustive's online WiFi hotspot locator (www.trustive.com/ hotspots/). Trustive offers seamless mobile internet access that is both reliable and competitively priced across a unified and ever expanding network, including at 220,000 premium WiFi hotspots. For more information, visit http://www.trustive.com .

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Envysion Introduces New Service Features and Expands MVaaS Platform With IP and Megapixel Camera Support.

Managed Video Service Provider introduces an innovative secure video collaboration platform, enterprise usage statistics and IP and Megapixel support

LOUISVILLE, Colo., Feb. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Envysion(TM) Inc., (http://www.envysion.com/) the leading Managed Video as a Service (MVaaS) provider, today announced several new features that further its leadership position within the MVaaS market. At a time in the market when both customers and video providers alike are cutting back on resources, Envysion continues to deliver valuable enhancements to its MVaaS platform that help existing and prospective customers improve profitability without significant capital or resource requirements.

The company's MVaaS offering continues to reshape the traditional video surveillance market by leveraging the latest in both camera and Internet capabilities. As MVaaS is based on the Software as a Service (SaaS) software deployment model, Envysion is able to instantly deliver these new capabilities to its entire customer base, while minimizing IT impact by eliminating software upgrade and version control challenges and protecting customers against technology obsolescence.

Inspired by its customers, Envysion's newest features will further enhance users' ability to drive increased productivity and profitability without incremental IT challenges. The new features include:

   --  Usage Statistics:  Analyze your organization's utilization of the       Envysion services to ensure adoption, focus training efforts and drive       profitability. Video services are only valuable if they are       operational and being utilized. Envysion provides real-time statistics       on both system availability and enterprise-wide user activity,       enabling customers to ensure they are earning the return they expect.    --  IP and Megapixel Video: Utilize IP, megapixel and analog camera       technologies on a single platform, with the full capabilities of       Managed Video as a Service.  Envysion now supports analog, IP and       megapixel cameras across its entire video platform. Unlike traditional       video platforms, Envysion's dynamic bandwidth throttling enables       customers full remote access to Megapixel cameras without requiring a       major bandwidth upgrade.    --  MyGroups: Securely and effortlessly share and collaborate on video for       the first time from across the enterprise without incremental IT       requirements. Leveraging a concept that is synonymous with the leading       social networking services, MyGroups allows customers to easily share       video from any location within the enterprise by creating user groups       and "inviting" colleagues to view and comment on specific video clips       that are stored in a secure datacenter. This capability is an industry       first and will fundamentally change how video can be used in an       organization.    

"Envysion continues to develop new features that help improve profitability for our customers, many of whom are faced with fewer people and resources to span a larger number of locations," said Matt Steinfort, president and CEO of Envysion. "At a time when many leading video providers are pulling back and cutting development budgets, Envysion continues to distance itself from the competition by providing a service with a strong ROI that does not require a significant capital or IT investment."

The new features are available now. For more information, visit Envysion's Website at http://www.envysion.com/.

About Envysion

Envysion is an award-winning innovator in web-based video management that is redefining video surveillance and providing demonstrable results for its customers. Envysion enables organizations to leverage remote video and provides operators insight to improve performance in every location, every day. Envysion services go beyond traditional security and loss prevention applications by integrating video with business tools such as Point-of-Sale (POS) systems. Operators benefit from easy-to-use remote viewing of live and recorded video from an unlimited number of locations, providing insight into operations, loss prevention, marketing effectiveness and customer behavior. The company is driving the development of Managed Video as a Service (MVaaS), which brings the Software as a Service (SaaS) model to the video surveillance market. Through the MVaaS platform, Envysion eliminates the complexity of managing a large scale video deployment and is constantly and seamlessly upgraded, allowing users to focus on their business. Target markets include multi-location restaurants, retail operations, and hotels. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Louisville, Colorado. For more information, visit http://www.envysion.com/ or call 877-258-9441.

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CONTACT: Terri Douglas of Catapult PR-IR, +1-303-581-7760, ext. 18, cell, +1-303-808-6820, tdouglas@catapultpr-ir.com, for Envysion Inc.

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YouTube fees deal is boost to songwriters; WEB WANNABES: Composers will soon be paid every time any of their work is played on YouTube.

Byline: JON REES

FOR the first time next month the social networking website YouTube willhand over a fee for the music played on ten million videos on its UK site.

The money will be not be just for videos by groups such as Arctic Monkeys andKaiser Chiefs but will also be for the music played on every video created byteenagers pretending to be pop stars and every outlandish 30-second film withmusic in the background.

The deal signed by the Mechanical Copyright Protection Society and thePerforming Rights Society, known as the the Music Alliance, is a world first.

It is likely to set the template for similar deals between social networkingsites and the music industry. The non-profit making Music Alliance - whichcollects royalties for ten million songs - will be the first such organisationin the world to start paying money from this type of website to songwriters,composers and music publishers.

It has been grappling with how to protect its members' incomes in an industrybeing transformed by the growth of digital music.

The YouTube deal, involving a confidential flat fee, follows a protracteddispute with record labels, phone companies and major digital music sup-pliers, including Apple iTunes, over the amount of money to which songwriterswere entitled for a song played on a digital device rather than bought on a CD.

Digital music still accounts for a relatively small proportion of the musicmarket - about 15 per cent globally - but it is growing fast and there are morethan 1.2 million rock songs and 1.7 million R& B songs on the social networkingsite MySpace alone.

The Music Alliance eventually reached its landmark deal, known as the JointOnline Licence, to cover permanent downloads, as well as streaming, whichallows you to listen to music as it is being transferred to your computer.

It also covers webcasting - like broadcasting but using the internet - and liveconcert performances.

Steve Porter, chief executive of the Music Alliance, says: 'It took a long timeto do the deal with YouTube. Taking out a licence makes it a safe environmentfor music to be played and streamed.

' If there is an original track then it will probably be picked up by digitaltechnology and the rights owners' work is protected, and if you are playing aBritney Spears track in the background to a video you have posted then you areprotected, too.' T HE songs are identified by electronic tags embedded in themusic which can be picked up by software, a kind of fingerprinting technologywhich allows music to be digitally identified.

The Music Alliance says its systems have analysed more than 1.5 billionseparate YouTube videos to track their members' work.

The organisation also licenses the mobile phone operators who supply ringtonesand downloadable music. 'This is a fantastic time for writers, composers andpublishers, just as it is for the consumers,' says Porter. 'It is those in themiddle - the retailers and the record labels - which are suffering.' The MusicAlliance still makes money for its 49,000 members the old-fashioned way bycollecting cash for songs played on radio and television.

It also rakes in cash by the more controversial means of selling licences to7,000 pubs and clubs that play music to their customers. It even charges shopsfor playing music in the background.

Last year, the Music Alliance's revenues were [pounds sterling]558 million, of which itdistributed about [pounds sterling]500 million after running costs.

Porter adds: 'We're not doing this for the likes of Elton John to buy flowers,but for the 90 per cent of our members who earn less than [pounds sterling]5,000 a year fromtheir music.'

Conduct nontraditional discovery with ATLA Exchange litigation packet.

Before you file a lawsuit--and throughout litigation--you need to gather as much information as you can without the defendant's involvement. To help you do this, the ATLA Exchange created the Nontraditional Discovery Litigation Packet, which lays out basic strategies for finding and using sources outside of traditional discovery channels.

The packet includes tips for finding information about people, businesses, and assets; conducting literature and intellectual property searches; uncovering a defendant's litigation history; digging up details about health care facilities and practitioners; researching product, workplace, and transportation safety issues; getting facts on trade and industry organizations; and locating government and foreign jurisdiction resources. It also provides an annotated outline of nontraditional resources, supplemented with "how-to-find" examples. Many are cases gleaned from ATLA Education program speakers.

While some public information is easy to find, especially by using the Internet and commercial services, official records are more difficult to get. For instance, you may need to submit Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for official federal and state records that are not normally available to the public. The Nontraditional Discovery Litigation Packet includes a variety of FOIA resources to help you navigate federal and state FOIA and privacy acts.

The big three

In general, there are three primary sources of information about a corporation: regulatory compliance forms, litigation history, and marketing materials. You can combine information from these sources to create a detailed picture of a defendant. The following example of a trucking case illustrates how you can use this information.

Regulatory compliance. You can uncover important information about a motor carrier's safety fitness from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Many of the FMCSA's services and databases are free. In them, you can find a "company snapshot"; information on a company's licensing and insurance; a list of out-of-service orders issued by the agency; and, for a nominal fee, a company safety' profile. For another fee, you can get detailed information on commercial and hazardousmaterial shippers through the FMCSA's Motor Carrier Management Information System Data Dissemination Program. Use FOIA requests to discover copies of enforcement, inspection, and crash reports.

Federal and state regulatory filings can provide a comprehensive overview of the carrier. Public companies are required to disclose meaningful financial and other information to the public, which you can access by looking at Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filings from the SEC's Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system (EDGAR). Some corporations also post their SEC filings on their own Web sites.

Three documents in particular can paint a detailed financial picture of a corporation; reveal litigation it is involved in; and identify corporate officers, directors, and subsidiaries. They are the Annual Report (Form 10-K); the Quarterly Report (Form 10-Q); and the Current Update (Form 8-K) of any material event (for instance, an assets sale, bankruptcy, or litigation) that can affect a company's stock price.

You can also use SEC filings to establish a parent corporation's liability. Look for references to the parent representing the carrier's business as its own, or to the parent calling itself the operator of the carrier's facilities, or cases where the parent acknowledged liability to the federal government for its subsidiaries' unlawful actions.

Litigation history. Many plaintiff attorneys conduct litigation searches using resources like the Exchange, the Law Reporter, and ATLA's list servers. You can use these resources to find lawsuits against a carrier, which would help to establish that the carrier had notice of a hazard; to obtain documents that support punitive damages; and to identify documents produced in other cases that might be helpful in yours. Review cases where an expert testified previously to see what you can expect from the expert's testimony and to find evidence to support a claim that the expert is a professional witness, a depiction you can use to attack his or her credibility.

Supplement information from standard resources with an Internet search. For example, use Google or another search engine to locate litigation information posted to court and other law-oriented sites, and news articles about other collisions involving the same carrier or the same highway location.

Marketing materials. The sources for a carrier's promotional materials include hard copies (such as brochures) handed out to customers, telephone directories, newspapers, and Web site postings. A Web site might include press releases, company histories and timelines, and financial statements. These can identify a parent company, subsidiaries, or a successor in interest; describe the company's structure; and identify past and current company leaders. The carrier's Web site may also discuss company programs. At the very least, advertised promises to "do whatever it takes to deliver cargo on time," for example, can provide good sound bites when you cross-examine the carrier's safety director.

In the end

By thoroughly understanding both a case's subject matter and the defendant, you can craft precise formal discovery requests and deposition questions, which will eventually return the most relevant information. The defense will respond more thoroughly to your traditional discovery requests when it realizes that you already know enough to challenge its credibility based on its refusal to produce requested information or denial that it exists.

For more information about the Nontraditional Discovery Litigation Packet, log on to the Exchange at www.exchange.atla.org and click on "Litigation Packets" or call (800) 344-3023.

JULIANN TIGERT is a research attorney with the ATLA Exchange.

Aggressive Stock Trader Alert: MIDX, CYOS, SVSE, CTGLF.

M2 PRESSWIRE-19 July 2005-Bell2Bell.com: Aggressive Stock Trader Alert: MIDX, CYOS, SVSE, CTGLF(C)1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD

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SARASOTA, Fla. - MidNet, Inc. (OTCBB: MIDX), CYOP Systems International, Inc. (OTCBB: CYOS), Silver Star Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: SVSE), China Technology Global Corporation (OTCBB: CTGLF)

Investors, have a look at MidNet, Inc. (OTCBB: MIDX), creator, owner and operator of The Middle Network, a commercial complement to the Internet providing high-speed, high-capacity private digital connectivity to companies and individuals. The company announced recently that it is providing the network platform for 'Alliance For A New Humanity' (ANH), an international network for social change. The 'Alliance' is presided over by its president, Deepak Chopra MD, an acknowledged world leader in the field of mind-body medicine, MidNet said.

ANH has launched its Portal through The Middle Network(TM), designed to simplify user navigation and communication, MidNet explained, and said that Version One of the ANH Portal incorporates some basic multimedia tools that allow its members to communicate with audio and video and supports one-to-one video and audio sessions, and one-to-many interactive broadcast presentations. The company added that future versions will offer enhanced video communications features designed to leverage the capabilities of MidNet's network operating environment. The ANH Portal on The Middle Network(TM) will provide the virtual forum for 'Alliance' members worldwide to collaborate and develop solutions. This year's annual ANH conference will be 'The Human Forum of Puerto Rico', December 8-11, 2005, MidNet noted.

Shares of MidNet, Inc. (OTCBB: MIDX) are currently trading at around 70 cents.

MidNet, Inc. Investor Relations - Equity Alliance International, LLC http://www.equityallianceint.com/focus_stock.htmOther stocks in the news;

CYOP Systems International, Inc. (OTCBB: CYOS)

Online gaming software provider, CYOP Systems International, announced Monday that it has reached a user base of two hundred and fifty thousand play-for-fun members on the CrediPlay Network, through its affiliates its proprietary game web site.

CYOS closed Monday's trading session at $0.0320 on volume of 5.8 million shares.

Silver Star Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: SVSE)

Silver Star Energy announced Monday that the "Archer-Wildlands #1" gas well at the Company's North Franklin Project reached a total depth of 7,736 feet on June 15.

SVSE closed Monday's trading session at $0.50, up 4 cents, on volume of 1.46 million shares.

China Technology Global Corporation (OTCBB: CTGLF)

Information technology solutions provider for logistics and supply chain management in China and Hong Kong, China Technology Global Corp. announced Monday that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to acquire over 51% shareholding of Shenzhen IER Digital SciTech Co., Ltd., who has agreed with CTGLF to start the due diligence for the strategic business acquisition.

CTGLF closed Monday's trading session at $0.1010 on above average volume.

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