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(EMAILWIRE.COM, November 07, 2007 ) Las Vegas, NV -- RADIO took 30 years to reach 50 million people. TV took 13 years to reach 50 million people. INTERNET took 4 years to reach 50 million people. By the year 2004; global internet trade will reach $6.8 trillion or about 10% of any and all sales worldwide. Online revenue growth from broadband syndicated netcast shows will go from $718M in 2000 to $3.5B in 2005. www.Sumerset.com was ranked #1 by Inc. Technology Magazine in 2001 on the basis of ROI on initial website development cost. Sumerset offers live netcasts of the construction process of custom-order built boats. Site launch cost was only $10,000 in 1999. Initial traffic was a mere 200 a week, but rose to 35,000 hits a day with 120 days. Current annual revenues are $31M. Permission-based general audience bulk-email can be distributed by high-speed list servers at the rate of 1 million a day for as little as $1,200 per million. TV & Film production companies worldwide buy tumbleweeds as set props from www.prairietumbleweedfarm.com in Kansas. If weeds can be sold like hotcakes on the internet; then certainly short-term high-yield investments in entertainment programming can be capitalized by accredited investors worldwide that actually "opt-in" to be notified in advance. According to one film funding website; there are currently 7 million online investors. Projections are for 20 million in 2002. The following is published 4 Nov 07. By 2011, newspapers which have existed for centuries will be surpassed as the nation's leading ad spending medium by digital media. www.mediapost.com reports that ad spending growth of over 25% reached $8.5B in 2006 and is forecasted to surpass $27B by 2011. Blog, podcast and RSS advertising is expected to reach almost $1.25B by 2011. The internet advertiser firm LinkExchange was previously sold to Microsoft for $265M. As of 11/07 internet ad network Specific Media Inc. raised $100M in growth capital to compete against Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and AOL; who are the 4 firms who have collectively spent $10B for M&A's to date in 2007 alone. www.GlobalCrossroadsCapital.com is an investor relations media communications firm based in Las Vegas that uses a convergence of PC-TV, syndicated publishing, & virtual finance trade show marketplace. Picture... "Where Capital Trade Show meets Palm Treo" using multi-media platform examples such as; sketchcasting, textcasting, radio podcasts, cable TV commercials, montetized user to user email, consumer generated advertising, skype-enabled free instant messaging, free Wi-fi finder www.wefi.com, branded free Wi-Fi networks/TV channels, and local print formats like "Vegas Strip" tourist magazines that reach an annual audience of nearly 40,000 million people. Contact: Jeffrey Allen, CEO Global Crossroads Capital Tel: 702-369-2621 investorrelations@financier.com www.globalcrossroadscapital.com Skype Worldwide: Sin City Financier.
Jeffrey Allen, CEO
investorrelations@financier.com 
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