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About Me

I am an internet consultant, Master Distributor for Safe Worlds TV and Distinguished Toastmaster. The unique Safe Worlds TV platform makes it possible for every enterprise; every club; every community; every individual, to have their own global, Internet television channel. Where most businesses and organizations now have a Website, they can now have their own international television channel. We believe that this is the future; the ultimate achievement of the Internet and digital convergence. Safe Worlds TV launches in early 2013 - make sure you visit our site to see why you need to know about us.

Location:
New Zealand, Wellington
Current organization:
Safe Worlds TV
Current role:
Master Distributor
Gender:
Male
I am:
Blogger, Business mentor, Consultant, Entrepreneur, Investor, Marketer, Promoter
My website links:
Safe Worlds Distributors, Safe Worlds TV Home, The Web Is Dead
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    A comment on Conversation: What are your New Year's resolutions?

    Jan 10 2013: I intend to facilitate 100,000 new sign-ups on Safe Worlds TV. Sounds like a big number but when this thing kicks off in early February there will be a stampede to get in first - of course I am already in so it's my job to tell everyone else. Find out why at www.safeworldstv.info
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    A comment on Talk: James Stavridis: A Navy Admiral's thoughts on global security

    Jul 25 2012: I believe James makes a very valid point that walls do not work - just see how many firewalls there are on the web to see what efforts are required to resist cyber criminals. World wide co-operation and knowledge sharing is a great thing but it must still be done in a secure environment - like http://safeworldstv.com - a proprietary IPTV environment where anyone can share there story on their own TV channel. Systems like this will lead the future of open discussion and global respect for all peoples.

  • A comment on Conversation: What do you think is the biggest technological challenge the human race will face in the next 30 years?

    Jul 5 2012: I think the big challenge today is how to move conventional business into the online world. Walk the streets of almost any city and you will see empty shops and buildings for lease - because the old retail model is dying. People not only want the best price these days, but they also want products and services available at the click of a button - it's the instant gratification syndrome that we have become used to.
    Mobile devices are improving rapidly and eventually we will be able to have one gadget that does everything from being a communication device to being our bank access and TV - size and functionality are the issues with that.
    In less than a month, there will be general public access to a totally new e-commerce platform available - one that is devoid of all the negative issues with typical web e-commerce sites - because it is not web based. This is a completely new platform that has been designed to be a secure global marketplace - well worth a quick look because I believe this is the sort of technology the world needs today to facilitate conventional businesses participating on the internet.
    http://safeworldstv.com

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