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Re: darmowa energia-permanent motor

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August 7, 2006 -- A group led by venture capital firm Softbank is investing $5 million in the Huffington Post, an online news site and political blog owned by the pundit Arianna Huffington, The Post has learned.

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The investment comes a little over a year after the launch of the Huffington Post - which then was billed as a celebrity-filled blog but has since evolved in to its own news brand. An announcement of the investment could come as soon as today. In addition to Softbank, venture capitalist Alan Patricof is also investing in the site, as well as some of the initial investors. Huffington and former Time Warner executive Ken Lerer founded the site. The investment comes amid a surge in interest in content on the Internet among big media firms. Venture capital firms, meanwhile, have typically focused on technology companies but now are increasingly looking at investing in Internet content. The Pilot Group, a private equity firm run by former AOL exec Bob Pittman, paid $3.5 million in 2003 for a controlling stake in the e-mail newsletter Daily Candy, which today is valued at $130 million. Viacom, meanwhile, has looked at acquiring the satirical newspaper and Web site The Onion, while Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp is said to be investing nearly $20 million in CollegeHumor.com. Huffington Post is in the midst of an expansion: it has added a media section called "Eat the Press" and is now offering online video. Its list of more than 750 bloggers includes Al Franken, Bill Maher, the Hollywood talent agent Ari Emmanuel and Nora Ephron. In June the site inked a deal with InterActiveCorp in which IAC will essentially become the adversiting sales force for the Huffington Post. tim.arango@nypost.com

EARTH IN GIGO LOVE

Niema sensu siębawić magnesami skoro tutaj jako wzbudzacz potrzebne jest chemiczne Ÿródło energii. Pozdrawiam Igor ps. no może pomocniczo magnes się do czegoœ przydać