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Bosnian PM Nermin Niksic has proposed the holding of snap elections as a result of massive anti-corruption protests that have gripped the country.
At present, Bosnia and Herzegovina's constitution does not allow for the holding of early elections.
Wednesday the PM of the Bosnian-Croatian federation within the larger Bosnia and Herzegovina confederative entity tabled to parliament a motion for legislative amendments that will make snap elections possible.
Monday protesters in many Bosnian cities consolidated calls for an overthrow of power and a new general vote.
Tuesday thousands of people gathered again across the country in protest against economic stagnation, unemployment and a perceived massive corruption among political elites.
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Litex Motors to Invest EUR 70 M In Its Factory
The Bulgarian automobile producer Litex Motors is planning to invest around EUR 70 M in its Lovech factory, reports Capital Daily.
The sum is part of a four-year plan for expansion of the production facilities, which will include the launching of facilities for welding, metal working and painting. Thus the company will close the production cycle for automobiles of the Chinese company Great Wall.
The construction of the new facilities is expected to start in the end of 2015. The annual capacity is expected to reach 50 000 cars in each of the new shops.
Currently Litex Motors only assembles the vehicles from parts, shipped from China and has a total capacity of 70 000 cars per year. According to Capital Daily, currently the factory works with about 5-10% of its capacity.
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Australia's top jockey Damien Oliver - who will ride equal favourite Americain in today's Melbourne Cup - has admitted to racing authorities that he bet on a rival horse in a 2010 race and expects to be charged soon.
Oliver has told his supporters he expects to be suspended for between nine to 12 months - but that he is also considering retiring in a move that could see him avoid a public hearing or a penalty from Racing Victoria.
In revelations that will rock the spring carnival, sources close to Oliver confirmed to Fairfax Media that the jockey last month had admitted to breaching the rules of racing by betting on a rival horse, Miss Octopussy, at Moonee Valley two years ago. Jockeys are forbidden from betting on any horse, while betting on a horse in the same race is one of the gravest breaches of racing laws.
The admission by Oliver raises serious questions about why he has been allowed to continue riding, and why he hasn't been charged by stewards, after Fairfax first revealed details of the betting scandal just over three weeks ago.
Since then, Oliver has spoken to racing officials and admitted placing the bet. Publicly, Oliver has refused to deny placing the bet.
Oliver stands to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars if he rides successfully today, following his ride on Saturday's Victoria Derby winner, Fiveandahalfstar, which earned him $45,000.
Fairfax can also reveal that Oliver's improper betting has been known to police since at least the middle of the year.
Several senior racing sources described the fact that Oliver continues to ride as a disgrace that highlighted the ongoing failure of authorities - and the Baillieu government - to effectively deal with serious breaches of integrity that continue to blight the industry.
Three jockeys riding in the Melbourne Cup - Oliver, Jimmy Cassidy and a third jockey who Fairfax is not naming for legal reasons - are all the subject of serious corruption allegations being investigated by authorities.
When asked yesterday about the latest Oliver developments, Racing Minister Denis Napthine refused to comment or say whether he would ask for a briefing on the matter from Racing Victoria. ''I don't comment on ongoing investigations,'' he said. Opposition racing spokesman Martin Pakula described Dr Napthine's handling of the growing cloud over racing as shameful.
''The need for Racing Victoria to be given the powers it is asking for is a no-brainer. It is nonsensical for the minister to keep sitting on his hands instead of giving them the powers they have repeatedly called for.''
Racing Victoria chief executive Rob Hines declined to respond to specific questions about the Oliver affair, other than to say the inquiry into the jockey's betting ''is expected to be finalised in the next week or so''. But he issued a strong call for the government to give his agency the power to immediately stand down jockeys suspected of corruption.
''Racing Victoria would welcome a wider stand-down power for the stewards or police that could be used when there is information to support the need to avert a serious risk to the integrity of racing," Mr Hines said.
Sources in the Oliver camp said that about a fortnight ago his legal representatives had spoken to racing officials about betting on Miss Octopussy in the Moonee Valley race.
Privately, Oliver has also raised concerns that racing authorities believe he may have placed other bets. It is understood that at least one betting account linked to a person close to Oliver has been examined by investigators.
In the case of Cassidy, New South Wales chief steward Ray Murrihy announced late last month that he was examining fresh revelations in Fairfax newspapers that a Melbourne underworld figure had confessed to police in 2006 that he had paid $A25,000 to the jockey on behalf of jailed gangland boss Tony Mokbel in return for tips. Jockeys are banned from giving tips about their horses in return for money.
The third Melbourne Cup jockey under investigation is suspected of also giving tips to punters.
Yesterday, Fairfax Media asked the state's independent racing watchdog, Sal Perna, about the latest developments and whether he was concerned about how they had been handled by authorities. Mr Perna said the issues were ''matters for RVL and/or Victoria Police and not for my office at this time''.
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Belgian distribution company The New Flemish Primitives is pleased to announce the appointment of Siobhan Herriott to Head of Sales. As of June 1, this newly created role will report to General Manager Steven Allcock and be based out of London and Brussels. Siobhan will primarily be responsible for the formats catalogue including top hit formats "The Mole" and "Eternal Glory" and newly launched "The House" and "Like an Animal". While consolidating the relationships with existing partners, Siobhan will focus on growth in new markets such as Eastern Europe at the upcoming Natpe Budapest.
Siobhan joins from Banijay International where she worked for four years as sales manager placing formats into the Eastern European, Turkish and Benelux markets. Prior to Banijay, Siobhan worked at Zodiak and DRG owned Zeal Entertainment.
Siobhan Herriott says: "TNFP makes things simple. As an independent distributor owned by producers and representing major broadcasters and production companies in Belgium, we have a well-tested catalogue of strong formats, new factual documentaries and exciting drama. Also we have complete freedom in how we work, connecting the right partners with the right content."
TNFP General Manager Steven Allcock: "I am excited about the hiring of Siobhan who has an impressive track record at one of the main worldwide distributors. Siobhan will play an important role in the expansion of TNFP, both in terms of catalogue and territories."
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the type specifier that declares the identifier in the list of parameter declarations in a function prototype (not part of a function definition), the identifier has function prototype scope, which terminates at the end of the function declarator.
Please see the C program mentioned below.
void fn (struct st {int a;} a, struct st b) ;
struct st obj ;
Compilers promptly issues an error as 'obj' size is unknown (or) struct st is not a 'type'. That's right! the declaration of the structure 'struct st' ends at the prototype declaration.
I believe prototype had this limit because we can use some variable names in the prototype declarations too. These names may conflict with the variables in the same scope (as that of function prototype). Like below.
void fn (int a) ;
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So, to allow the above declarations the scope of prototype is limited. (Correct me if I am wrong)
But, for a prototype declaration, parameter variable name are of no use. So, why is it being 'narrowly scoped'? What is the significance of having the parameter variable name? What is the language designer's (or) specification's thought on this?


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SoVaNow.com / October 23, 2013Christmas will be arriving early in Halifax as Beth Car Baptist Church once again is serving as the relay center for Operation Christmas Child. This will be our ninth year as a relay center and we are very excited to have the privilege of collecting these gifts for needy children all over the world.
Operation Christmas Child is the world's largest Christmas project and Halifax residents will help send more than 10 million shoe boxes to children in 100 countries suffering from natural disaster, war, terrorism, disease, famine and poverty.
Operation Christmas Child, a project of international relief and Christian evangelism, is a part of Samaritans Purse, headed by Franklin Graham. It is a non-denominational organization which reaches out to needy children worldwide giving them a sense of joy and love.
The shoe boxes collected at Beth Car will be taken to the collection center in Danville at the Pittsylvania County Baptist Association office. There they are put in trucks and sent to Charlotte, NC for sorting, packing and sent out into the world using whatever means necessary – sea containers, trucks, trains, airplanes, boats, camels, even dog sleds – to much suffering children around the world.
Please consider packing a shoe box, whether preprinted, plastic or a covered shoe box with items listed in the special brochure available on the website: http://www.samaritanspurse.org or you can call 434-476-7849 for more information.
The relay center at Beth Car Baptist Church at 25 Church Street in Halifax will be open Nov. 18-25, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-7 p.m.; Saturday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sunday from 1-5 p.m. and Monday, Nov. 25 from 9-11 a.m.
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Anti-virus software founder John McAfee said US authorities have made no efforts to question him since he arrived in Miami after weeks of evading Belizean authorities who want to ask him about the death of his neighbour.
"Why would they want to question me, about what?" a tired-looking but sharply dressed McAfee said on Thursday from the steps of his South Beach hotel.
McAfee left Guatemala after sneaking in illegally from Belize, where police want to question him in connection with the death of a US expatriate who lived near him on an island off Belize's coast. US officials said there was no active arrest warrant for McAfee that would justify taking him into custody.
He said he was put on a plane to Miami where he will stay until his girlfriend, 20-year-old Belizean Samantha Vanegas, and a friend can join him.
"I had the warmest welcome of my life. The captain patted me on the shoulders and said, 'We're here to help you, sir, please come with us'," McAfee told a throng of reporters camped outside his hotel.
The 67-year-old British native said a dozen custom agents and police officers then drove him around until he asked to be dropped at a taxi stand. The eccentric millionaire was typically chatty and said he was anxious for a decent breakfast after days of eating terrible Guatemalan prison food.
But he bristled as reporters repeatedly asked him why he won't answer questions from officials in Belize, denying he was under investigation. He has not been charged with a crime.
"They just want to question me, they just have a couple of questions for me, that's not investigating me," he said.
McAfee says he did not kill the neighbour and feared his own life would be in danger if he turned himself in to Belizean authorities.
"If they didn't want to harm me, why have they been harming my property and my dogs? Now five of my dogs have been killed," said McAfee, claiming authorities shot one of his dogs in the head and raided his house eight times.
He begged the US State Department to expedite visas for Vanegas and another friend. Vanegas had accompanied him when he was on the run, but did not go with him to the US.
"Their lives are in danger," he said.
McAfee gave an ABC an interview after landing in Miami that was featured on Thursday's Good Morning America. In it, he said he'd been faking illness in Guatemala. Asked if his apparent heart problem was a ruse, he said, "Of course. It kept me from going back to Belize."
He said all his money and assets were still in banks in Belize and he had left Guatemala with just his clothes and shoes. He held up a stack of 5-dollar bills and said a stranger had given them to him after he arrived in Miami. McAfee also said he had made up stories while he was on the run to gain news coverage, although it was unclear what parts of the tale he was referring to. "What's a better story [than] millionaire madman on the run?" he told ABC.
In Guatemala on Sunday, McAfee said he wanted to return to the US and "settle down to whatever normal life" he can. "I simply would like to live comfortably day by day, fish, swim, enjoy my declining years," he said.
He later said he also would be happy to go to England, noting he has dual citizenship.
McAfee's expulsion from Guatemala marked the last chapter in a strange, month-long odyssey to avoid police questioning about the November killing of American expatriate Gregory Faull, who lived a couple of houses down from McAfee's compound on Ambergris Caye, off Belize's Caribbean coast.
McAfee has acknowledged that his dogs were bothersome and that Faull had complained about them days before some of the dogs were poisoned, but denies killing Faull.
He was in hiding in Belize for weeks after police pronounced him a person of interest in the killing. Belizean authorities have urged him to show up for questioning, but have not lodged any formal charges against him. McAfee has said he feared he would be killed if he turned himself in to Belizean authorities.
Belize's Prime Minister, Dean Barrow, has expressed doubts about McAfee's mental state, saying: "I don't want to be unkind to the gentleman, but I believe he is extremely paranoid, even bonkers."
McAfee is an acknowledged practical joker who has dabbled in yoga, ultra-light aircraft and the production of herbal medications. He has led an eccentric life since he sold his stake in the software company named after him in the early 1990s and moved to Belize about three years ago to lower his taxes.
He told The New York Times in 2009 that he had lost all but $US4 million of his $US100 million fortune in the global financial crisis. However, a story on Gizmodo later quoted him as describing that claim as "not very accurate at all."
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As soon as the sun came out, the cast and crew of "Gossip Girl" commenced the filming of season 4 in New York City Wednesday, July 14 afternoon. They had braved the weather that day and had to wait a couple of hours for the rain to stop so they could film in the Upper East Side.
Leighton Meester and Blake Lively are two of the cast who were spotted on the set sharing a scene. Looking like the usual walking fashion, the on-screen BFFs discussed something seriously while heading somewhere down the West End Avenue.
These photos debunked the false story by Us Magazine's source who said Meester and Lively were in fighting term. According to the source, the actresses who filmed the show in Paris last week had been feuding since last season and competing against each other on and off set. "Their rivalry stems from Leighton feeling left out of wardrobe decisions," an insider said.
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GE Capital Aviation Services Limited (GECAS), the commercial aircraft leasing and financing arm of GE, announced it delivered an eighth new ATR72-600 to Brazil's Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras S/A. This leased aircraft came from GECAS' existing order book with ATR.
Three of the new ATRs leased to Azul came from GECAS' order book. Five of the ATRs came from Azul's order book with the manufacturer and were part of a purchase-and-leaseback transaction with GECAS.
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The album is expected to feature guest collaborations with Love & Hip Hop Atlanta's K. Michelle, and rappers Future, Gucci Mane, Red Cafe, Cassidy and Lil Wayne, who is featured on the lead single "Mirror."
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Cesaro tags in and hits the Cesaro Swing on Goldust. Swagger comes in and Cesaro catapults Goldust into a big slam from Swagger. Swagger covers for 2. Swagger nails a big Swagger Bomb and Cesaro tags in for more double teaming. 2 count by Cesaro. Another pin attempt by Cesaro. Cesaro with a headlock now. Goldust kicks Swagger off the apron and kicks Cesaro away. He goes to tag but Swagger pulls Cody off the apron. Goldust comes off the top with a hurricanrana on Cesaro. Show grabs Swagger on the floor and tosses him into the barrier. Goldust and Cesaro go at it. Goldust nails a powerslam. Goldust tags in Show. Show runs over Cesaro and slams him face first from high in the air. Show with a back splash in the corner and a big forearm. Show knocks Swagger out and turns around to knock Cesaro out of the air. Show covers for the pin. Swagger and Cesaro are eliminated.
It's down to Show and Rey vs. Goldust and Cody now. Show helps Goldust to his feet and makes sure he's good to go before they lock up. Goldust with a headlock. Show fights out and knocks Goldust out of the ring. Show brings Goldust back in by his head and slams him on the mat. Show runs into a boot in the corner. Goldust goes up top for a crossbody and nails it but Show kicks out at 2. Show catches a kick but Goldust blocks a chokeslam. Goldust nails a DDT for a 2 count. Cody tags in for some double teaming on Show. They nail a double suplex and Cody covers for 2.
Cody goes for a Disaster Kick but Show knocks him out of the air. Rey tags in and unloads on Cody. Rey goes to the top and nails the senton. Cody comes back with a kick and a sunset flip. Rey rolls through with a kick to the head and a 2 count. More back and forth. Cody nails a Disaster Kick for a 2 count. Rey blocks Cross Rhodes and drops Cody for 619. Goldust comes in and Rey drops him for 619 also. Rey hits it on Goldust first. Show grabs Goldust and throws him into the barrier outside of the ring. Cody gets caught but rams Show back into the apron. Show scoops him but Cody slides out and sends Show face first into the ring post. Cody springboards in but Rey powerbombs him for a 2 count. Rey comes off the top but gets caught. Rey blocks Cross Rhodes. Cody blocks a 619 but Rey rolls him up for another close 2 count. Fans chant "this is awesome." Cody finally nails Cross Rhodes for the win.
Winners: Cody Rhodes and Goldust
- After the match, Show comes back in the ring and shakes hands with the Rhodes brothers. Show helps Rey up and Goldust checks on him also. Rey falls back to the mat and Show helps him to the back.
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They go at it to start the match. Truth takes Clay to the corner and works him over. Clay turns it around but runs into a forearm and a pair of boots. Truth with a missile dropkick and a pin attempt. Truth with a scissors kick and another pin attempt. They end up on the floor and Truth takes Clay back down. Truth brings it in the ring but Clay turns things around. Clay drops Truth in the corner and stomps away. Clay goes to the second rope and squashes Truth.
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Roasted strawberries are great with scones, but here I've used them to top a crisp thumprint cookie.
60g sugar
120g butter
120g plain flour
60g ground almonds
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Heat oven to 200C. Line a baking tray with nonstick baking paper.
Place sugar, flour, butter, ground almonds into a food processor and whiz them until they resemble breadcrumbs.
Add the egg and pulse slowly until the mixture forms a dough. Be careful not to over mix at this stage.
Remove biscuit dough from the food processor and divide into 12 equal portions.
Roll each portion into a ball and place onto a nonstick baking tray and pres the centre down with your thumb, almost all the way through.
At this stage you would add a blob of jam for thumbprint biscuits but I have baked mine naked so I can top them with strawberries.
Bake for 20 minutes until golden brown, remove from the oven and allow to cool.
Top each one with a roasted strawberry (recipe follows) and some of the strawberry syrup from roasting.
Eat immediately otherwise the strawberries will make the biscuit soft. If you're not eating them immediately, store the biscuits in a separate airtight container.
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Abortionist committed 10 incidents of malpractice
The family of a Cranberry woman who died after surgery at UPMC Passavant Hospital following a miscarriage has filed a wrongful death suit against the doctor who performed the procedure, saying he improperly started the operation in his North Hills office and was unprepared for the emergency that resulted.
The suit also charges that the doctor, Gerald Applegate, has a history of hospital suspensions and malpractice lawsuits and was under suspension by Magee-Womens Hospital at the time of the operation. In addition, it says Applegate lied about his previous lawsuits when he applied for staff privileges at Passavant, and that Passavant knew about Applegate's problems and allowed him to stay on the staff.
The suit was filed yesterday in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court by David K. Speicher, whose wife, Julie, died at Passavant on Feb. 27, 2000, after Applegate's second attempt to remove the fetus. Also named as defendants are Passavant, Magee and UPMC Health System.
Applegate, a prominent abortion doctor with offices on Perry Highway in Wexford, could not be reached for comment. A UPMC spokesman said officials could not comment on pending litigation.
Julie Speicher, who had two children with David, was expecting their third in June 2000. But when she went to the doctor for her monthly checkup on Feb. 24, 2000, the fetus was dead. Applegate decided to perform the removal procedure, called an evacuation, in his office. When complications arose and Speicher stopped breathing, Applegate called 911. Paramedics inserted a breathing tube and took her to Passavant.
On Feb. 25, Applegate tried to evacuate the fetus again. But Speicher's condition deteriorated and the next day she died. The Allegheny County coroner's office classified the death as "therapeutic misadventure." She was 32 and left behind her husband, their son, Adam, 6, and daughter, Alyssa, 4.
The suit says Applegate should have begun the operation in a hospital because he and his staff were unable to deal with an emergency in the office. The doctor had no nurse anesthetist, did not monitor Speicher's vital signs, did no blood testing and, when Speicher stopped breathing, didn't know how to intubate her because he'd never done it, according to the suit. The doctor also did not perform a procedure called osmotic dilation to soften the cervix, which the suit said is a mandatory precaution in second trimester evacuations.
Applegate, who still has staff privileges at Passavant and Magee, had been under a three-month suspension by Magee at the time of the procedure, according to the suit, because of failure to respond to pages to deliver babies. He didn't tell Speicher about the suspension, however, and used a Magee consent form for the procedure. Because Magee operated the obstetrics unit at Passavant, according to the suit, Applegate's suspension at Magee meant he should have been prevented from using the Passavant facility.
According to the suit, he also used his own equipment at Passavant, a violation of hospital policy. The suit alleges that Applegate lied on his original 1993 application for privileges at Passavant by claiming he had no lawsuits against him when he actually had five. He was kept on junior active status for three years instead of one because he had 43 violations for failure to complete hospital charts on time, the suit says. In all, Applegate has had nine medical malpractice lawsuits brought against him in 10 years and has changed insurance carriers three times, according to the suit, but Passavant did not suspend him.
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TMI! Michelle Obama reveals MORE toe-curling details of first kiss with Barack . . . but is it just a cheap bid to win over voters?
Michelle Obama has spoken out about her fist kiss with her husband Barack - but it is not the first time the couple has opened up about their courtship.
The President and the First Lady have repeatedly used talk-show and magazine interviews to tell the story of how they first got together in 1989.
And the Obamas seem to have become even keener to shine light on their personal life this year in the run-up to November's presidential election.
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The latest over-sharing came as Mrs Obama appeared on Steve Harvey's syndicated talk show.
She described how the future President, who worked with her at a Chicago law firm, took her for ice cream at Baskin-Robbins, which happened to be where he had had his first job.
After they picked up their snacks, she said, 'We sat on the kerb, we just talked... we were talking and eating and laughing, and he leaned over and he asked me could he kiss me - and I said "Yes!"'
The anecdote may be romantic - but it is hardly unfamiliar to voters, having been recounted in numerous interviews over the past few years.
Over-sharing? The First Couple held hands as they appeared on The View last week
Kissing plaque: A 3,000-pound granite marker has been erected in Chicago to commemorate where the President first
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Just last week, the couple told the familiar story to the hosts of The View - holding hands with each other all the while.
In fact, the tale is so well-known that the site of the Baskin-Robbins where the Obamas' first date took place now boasts a plaque marking the occasion.
The plaque reads, 'On this site, President Barack Obama first kissed Michelle Obama,' and has a picture of the couple.
It also features a quote from Mr Obama dating back to perhaps the first time the anecdote was told publicly, in O magazine in February 2007.
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The Illinois senator who was about to launch his presidential campaign told the publication: 'On our first date, I treated her to the finest ice cream Baskin-Robbins had to offer, our dinner table doubling as the curb.
'I kissed her, and it tasted like chocolate.'
Ironically, the branch of the ice cream shop which the Obamas visited was apparently once owned by Bain Capital, the private-equity firm founded by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
The President has openly used the tale of his first date with Michelle as part of his re-election campaign, most notably in June when he released a video featuring the couple reminiscing about that fateful day.
That YouTube clip showed the Obamas describing their trip to the Art Institute of Chicago, followed by a screening of Spike Lee's film Do the Right Thing.
The video ends with the President saying, 'Take tips, gentlemen,' followed by an appeal for campaign donations.
Of course, the Obamas are hardly the first political couple to flaunt their relationship to win votes - the on-stage kiss has long been a staple of party conventions and campaign speeches.
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Netflix's goal is "is to become HBO faster than HBO can become us", Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, told GQ in an interview recently.
House of Cards is, if you like, the first time it's really showed its hand. At the moment, it looks like Netflix is winning, because HBO and Showtime - the two big, ad-free, premium subscription channels in the US - don't seem in any rush to drop their broadcast schedules in favour of letting people watch all the episodes of Game of Thrones or Californication in one long sitting.
It's easy to compare Netflix to HBO too, because neither cares much about ratings. For both, it's about how the public responds to what they're doing, and how healthy subscriber numbers are. It's a little more complicated if you try to compare it to US ad-supported broadcast TV. Because Netflix isn't a broadcaster, there's no method in place for tracking the number of people who will watch House of Cards. In the UK, broadcasters take viewer numbers from BARB, and in the US, Nielsen runs a similar ratings system.
But Netflix, unlike traditional broadcasters, knows everything about its shows and movies. It knows who streamed what, at what time, on what device, and how many toilet breaks they took - assuming people pause to go to the loo, which doesn't hold true for tablet or phone use, much of which might take place entirely ON the toilet anyway. And it's this that's one of the most brilliant ways about how this new model of TV works.
In America, advertising is everything. When a US network commissions a show, pretty much the first thing it wants to do is secure advertising to pay for it. This is mostly done in something called "upfronts". Upfronts happen in the third week of May each year, and they are when the TV networks present the new shows, as well as try to boost advertiser interest in existing programmes. During the upfronts, the networks will pre-sell advertising based on what they expect the show to achieve in the ratings. And that's where things start to go very wrong for US TV shows.
If a show doesn't perform as promised in its slot, then the network may have to give advertisers their money back, or find them the promised eyeballs elsewhere. However you look at it, this means that an underperforming show won't last long. There have been shows in US TV that have aired one episode, and performed so dismally that the network has pulled them with the rest of their run unaired - this is usually six, nine or thirteen episodes in total. It's cheaper for them to do this, and air re-runs of popular shows in the slot than to mess advertisers around.
But what does that mean for TV? Well, it means that good shows don't get a chance before they are pulled. Lone Star aired on Fox a few years ago, but only managed to get two episodes out to viewers before being pulled. The critics loved the show, but the audience didn't come immediately so it was killed. Who knows how many classic TV shows have never met their potential because of this? It might suit the networks and their bank balances, but it's dreadful for the art of TV.
And Arrested Development - another Fox show, although we're not actually suggesting this is a Fox problem at all - has been rescued by Netflix too. The show, which ran for three increasingly short seasons on Fox, was lauded by critics and loyal fans, but always struggled to find a solid audience. At least, solid enough to maintain its primetime position on one of the most popular TV networks in the US.
When the show was cancelled there were rumours that US premium TV network Showtime - owned by CBS - was interested in picking it up. That may well have been true, but at the time the show's creator, Mitchell Hurwitz, said: "If there's a way to continue this in a form that's not weekly episodic series television, I'd be up for it." Enter Netflix, with a new model and all of the pressure of broadcast TV removed.
It's a model that's also attractive to TV people, who spend their lives worrying about how a pilot episode will be received, and then - as in the case of the show 24 - embarking on making a show without knowing if viewers will ever see the full 22 or 24-episode first season you have planned. If you've ever watched a show like 24, pay attention to the first nine or so episodes, if it feels like a mini-series, that's probably because the people involved weren't sure if it would go the distance, so kept the story self-contained.
Netflix has subscribers, and no advertisers, like HBO and Showtime, but unlike them, it's not beholden to the "old" broadcast model. It makes buying decisions based on revenue from subscribers that probably doesn't fluctuate all that much. This is far easier, and it allows Netflix to order 10, 13 or even 100 episodes of a TV show if it wants, as long as it's got the money in the bank to pay for it. Indeed, the company's order for House of Cards isn't 13 episodes, it's actually 26, and it paid $100 million to secure them. Only Netflix knows if these gambles are worthwhile. But it can stack the deck in its favour to some extent.
One way it can do this is by lining up a DVD and Blu-ray release for some time after it thinks the viewership on its service will have died down. In a year, perhaps House of Cards will appear in shops to buy, ensuring that Netflix is able to make more money. But it could be even better than that: Netflix could, in theory, sell House of Cards to broadcasters too. Imagine that, a broadcast model turned upside down by a 16-year-old company.
It seems likely that House of Cards and Arrested Development, and perhaps even Lilyhammer - although this airs on a traditional TV channel in Norway too - will generate a lot of new subscribers for Netflix, as well as giving the existing customers another reason to keep subscribing. We've already written about how Netflix's global release window and on-demand delivery basically renders copyright infringement pointless, but it can't be overstated.
All of a sudden, the future has taken on a different feel. The Super Bowl, 24-hour news channels and The X Factor all prove that broadcast TV is for sport, rolling news and talent shows, while high-quality TV dramas and comedies can be found on paid TV channels like HBO and Showtime, and now on Netflix.
So that's how advertising killed fiction TV, and how a subscription model will ultimately save it.
Of course, there are things that could go wrong. If everyone subscribes to Netflix for a free trial month, then watches all the House of Cards episodes and cancels, then the firm is in trouble. It's also previously said that it likes TV because people watch slowly. Anecdotal evidence suggests that people are really blowing through episodes of Cards at an amazing rate - some dedicated last weekend to finishing it.
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SAN JOSE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/25/13 -- Brocade (NASDAQ: BRCD) today announced the appointment of Jeff Lindholm to the position of senior vice president of Worldwide Sales to be effective on March 4. In this role, Mr. Lindholm is responsible for leading the development and execution of the company's overall global sales strategy spanning across all Brocade networking products and solutions. Mr. Lindholm will report directly to Brocade CEO, Lloyd Carney.
Mr. Lindholm is chartered with implementing strategies to expand the company's customer base and to take advantage of new business opportunities that are arising in the networking industry due to key industry trends such as data center virtualization, cloud computing and software-defined networking. His primary objective will be to grow sales revenue within the IP/Ethernet networking market and to maintain leadership in the storage networking market, through OEM and channel partners as well as system integrators and direct sales.
"After careful evaluation of Brocade's current opportunities in the marketplace and consideration for the future direction of the company, I am confident that Jeff has the right mix of industry knowledge, business acumen and leadership skills to drive continued growth in key customer segments and geographies," said Lloyd Carney, CEO of Brocade. "His extensive background in networking sales and experience with implementing a customer-focused sales approach will undoubtedly solidify Brocade's position as the industry's leading pure-play networking vendor."
With more than 30 years of experience in the high-tech industry, Mr. Lindholm has held a number of sales and marketing leadership positions at networking and telecommunications technology companies. At Juniper Networks, he served in key executive roles including the senior vice president of Worldwide Sales as well as the chief marketing officer. Mr. Lindholm was also senior vice president of Sales and Marketing at Bigband Networks, where he oversaw the direct sales organization and led market development of next-generation video technologies.
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"A lot of times people will come to us and have a very diverse set of requirements or very customized need and we'll help them to implement it in a fashion that you can't just buy off of the shelf," explained Nick Rose, CTO of Enzu, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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