New FTC Rules and How Does the Quick Shift to Online Video Testimonials Affect Small and Large Businesses?

If you look at YouTube, the 3rd more popular website in the world, you will notice Google has done a good job and keeps adding more advanced features for video editing. This is a double edged sword as far as the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is concerned. They must quickly update regulations to stay up with all the technology advances. How can the FTC possibly enforce millions of small businesses and bloggers making and using video testimonials? On the positive side as we sift to Software as a Service (SaaS) and most software applications are in the Cloud, we also see an increase in the number of free trial offers, for example OnlinePasswordManager.com offers a free one-year trial. 
Now I have some questions for the FTC. They are doing a great job based on how huge of an enforcement problem this is. Also the rules can be confusing. Let's say I find a famous race car driver to use and endorse my Online Password Manager, if I offer a free trial do I even have to worry about these FTC regulations?

Why is Donald Trump so Successful in Business and Politics? This Video Gives You the Answer and Explains Trump's Methods

This is a very interesting video because it uses language science and analysis to explain how and why Donald Trump speaks the way he does and more importantly why his manner of speech is so effective.
I think Donald Trump evolved this way not by conscious thought and desire to be the way he is.
No, I think it is a form of "business Darwinism" and that Trump has evolved and developed these methods of speaking and using words based on winning in business negotiations. E.g. Trump evolved this way because he hates losing and loves winning. This also partially explains how Trump went from a "joke Presidential candidate" the the leading front runner and a very good chance of becoming President of the USA.

Alec Ross Explains What Will Happen in the Future and How Technology will Affect Humans

When I first started seeing and reading about this young looking man I did not think he could possibly be a "wizard" with some of his ideas and have a crystal ball to see the future. However, the more I study his ideas I think he is a highly intelligent futurist and that many of his predictions will become reality over time. Please watch and send me an email about what you think of his presentation. Alec looks even younger than 44 years old, I would have guessed 36.

Jimmy Fallon is very Funny as Donald Trump Talking on the Phone to USA President Obama

Guess Who is Watching Me? They are in Mountain View California and the Only Other Party That Could Possibly Know About This Web Page

I am smiling because sometimes I feel like an amateur detective. I was testing out this software and decided not to use it. Then I thought I should check to make sure that it was disabled and look who else was checking this web page. Interesting.

Whoever looked at this web page (see below) could only know about it by looking inside my Blogger account.

Hmm, they are in Mountain View CA, and somehow they looked inside my Blogger account to see and click on this referral link that no one else could possibly know about. Because this was done five hours after I deleted the FeedJit software from my blog. 

I wonder who did this?
Is this a violation of my privacy?

Why do I feel violated now?

I wonder if this person might also be able to read my Gmails?

Tim Cook CEO of Apple Talks About Privacy and Apples New Products

GotoTom2.blogspot.com/2015/12/apples-ceo-tim-cook-is-100-correct-with.html

Comedian John Oliver makes a Funny Presentation Proving How Stupid the FBI and DoJ are Behaving Regarding this Encryption Case Against Apple

This is very funny yet it makes it clear how stupid the FBI and the DoJ are in this case. I agree 100% that John Miller is a major bonehead and an embarrassment to the NYPD, FBI and DoJ by what he says.

This was sent to me by Charles Carreon Esq. 

gototom2.blogspot.com/2015/12/apples-ceo-tim-cook-is-100-correct-with.html

List of Most Popular Blogs and Lessons You Can Learn From These Successful Blogs

Jony Ive, Chief Design Officer at Apple. Jony Explains His Role at Apple, and Why he Enjoyed Working with Steve Jobs

Please click here to see the article and video interview by Charlie Rose. Unfortunately, Google has caused a new software defect that prevents me from showing this video on the home page of my blog.
All I can say is that Blogger continues to have terrible software quality control problems and I hope Google has better software engineers working on the autonomous cars. I will not drive in a Google autonomous car when they come out because I see the pathetically defective software quality disaster that Blogger is.

My company builds software with zero defects and I am extremely proud of this fact, yet this also causes me to be very frustrated with the horrible job Blogger/Google does at software quality control. People should be unhappy if they put in the effort to create a blog and then Google keeps breaking it over and over again because of their incompetence.

I suggest Google should start hiring older (50+ years old) software and Internet experts to help manage all the young people that Google hires. The young software engineers Google hires do not have good quality control experience or training. I think my early days of designing and creating navigation guidance computers and software for intercontinental ballistic missile systems taught me how to develop defect free software. It is an immensely serious problem if an intercontinental ballistic missile has any software defects.
Then I teach my "defect free methodologies" to all the young software developers that work for me.

Should the Search Engines Allow One Company to Have Total Domination of Pay Per Click and Organic SEO?

I always advise clients on a few basic business and SEO/PPC concepts before they buy multiple domains for their products and services. I generally start with a simple concept, it is an oversimplification yet it is effective. "Think of the Internet as the Pacific ocean and you "Mr. Businessman" are trying to catch every single fish in the ocean. This will be very difficult with just one fishing line, which is the same as having just one website." However if you desire to have multiple websites you should register them via proxy and that way Google can not see who owns the site. Furthermore you should have each separate site hosted on a completely different server with different ip's and c-classes, etc.

Now how far can you take this business model?
E.g. If you are FTD.com can you dominate and control most of the PPC ads on Yahoo, Bing and Google?
If you are FTD.com can you have 6 out of the top 10 natural listings?
E.g. By owning multiple "flower delivery" websites all with different business names, yet all owned by FTD.com.
The answer is maybe.