Moore tells USA Today that the movie will not be an economics lesson. “It’s going to be more like a vampire movie,” he says. “Instead of the main characters feasting on the blood of their victims, they feast on the money. And they never seem to get enough of it.”

Moore punked New York moviegoers who saw “The Hangover” this past weekend. He appeared in a trailer (above) asking people to donate money to save the CEOs. Then ushers walked through the theater, shaking cans labeled “Save the CEOs” and asking for donations, according to MTV.com.

The company is reportedly testing free anti-virus software internally and said the beta version would be released “soon”. Called Morro, the software will tackle viruses but lack the broader range of utilities, such as parental locks, found in paid-for security suites.

Morro will be Microsoft’s second venture in the highly competitive security market. Microsoft’s first attempt revolved around the Windows Live OneCare service that did not succeed in turning many customers away from rivals such as Symantec and McAfee. Also, Microsoft plans to discontinue Live OneCare once the Morro software is ready.

No specific date has been given for when Morro will be released, but in the past Microsoft has said it would be out by the end of 2009 at the latest. Microsoft said Morro would tackle viruses, spyware, rootkits and trojans.

Fake HelpIn its latest update, Microsoft added code that detects and deletes the widespread Internet Antivirus Pro family of fake security software programs.

Such programs, also known as scareware, have been proving more popular with hi-tech criminals in recent months.

The Anti-Phishing Working Group estimated that there were 9,287 bogus anti-malware program in circulation in December 2008 – a rise of 225% since January 2008.

The US government has moved to shut down some companies peddling the programs that falsely claim to find malicious software on PCs and then charge for the non-existent threats to be removed.

In addition, the Internet Antivirus Pro software displays fake Windows security messages to try and trick people into thinking the product is legitimate. The software also contains a password stealer that watches where people go online and grabs login data.

In the fisr pplace, Virus Protection should have been a part of  Operating System. I hope that Microsoft takes this as a genuine service opportunity to correct their Windows shortcomings and not take it as another money making gimmick. Any way, Watchout McAfee and Symantec folks!

Frank Kern is known for his Mass Control strategy course which has minted several million dollars worth sales for him and his students. He did not open the subscriptions to his service for quite some time; the last time he did so was in February 2008. He is opening another window of opportunity tomorrow (29th September 2008) at 12 Noon Pacific Time. Frank is offering his Four Day Cash Machine system as a bonus, if you buy this course at $1,997.

Check out his Mass Control Site and read the phenomenal story of Mass Control and how he got there starting from the early days with a dating niche, through StomperNet and his own products! ]]> http://www.internet-trailblazers.com/2008/frank-kern-opens-mass-control/feed/ 0 http://www.internet-trailblazers.com/2008/neteffect-journal-for-internet-marketers/ http://www.internet-trailblazers.com/2008/neteffect-journal-for-internet-marketers/#comments Thu, 04 Sep 2008 16:28:23 +0000 Paddu http://www.internet-trailblazers.com/?p=18

There is a great news from the StomperNet folks Andy Jenkins, Brad Fallon and team. They are releasing their NetEffect Journal today. If you are thinking that NetEffect is another jazzy internet information product, you are wrong! It is a 44 page print journal with high quality material!

They have done great job of building the buzz around this product. NetEffect is a subscription based monthly journal costing less than 40 bucks; however if you subscribe for the journal, they are giving away the STOMPING THE SEARCH ENGINES 2.0 course virtually free! STSE 2.0, which is priced at $497 is given free for all the subscribers. Of course you got pay couple of bucks to ship the STSE 2.0, because Stomping The Search Engines 2.0 is physically shipped in 2 DVDs.

Andy and Brad had put together a great introductory video in STSE 2.0. Take a look.

If you are a newbie to internet marketing, here is some intro: Andy and Brad were the brains behind the StomperNet coaching program which costs $800 a month. To boot it, it is closed most of the time and opened once a while for admissions! ]]> http://www.internet-trailblazers.com/2008/neteffect-journal-for-internet-marketers/feed/ 0