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Date: 23rd October 2010, Saturday

Time: 8pm

Venue: Singapore Expo Hall 2

Artist Lineup: Big Bang, FT Island, SNSD, Infinite, SHINee, The Boss (D-NA)

TICKET DETAILS

Sales start FROM: 4th September 2010, 10am at only HMV Somerset

CAT 1 Standing Pit : $258

CAT 1 (seated) : $258

CAT 2 (seated) : $218

Sales start FROM: 6th September 2010, 10am at only HMV Somerset

CAT 3 (seated) : $168

CAT 4 (seated) : $118

All remaining CAT 1 & CAT 2 will still be sold

Please note:

- Free standing for Standing Pit tickets. You will be allowed to choose seats at time of purchase for seated tickets. Seating plan will be posted at 12noon 2nd Sep.

- No reservations or pre-orders allowed

- While stocks last. Tickets sold on first-come-first-served basis

- Due to safety regulations, queuing will only start 9.30am on 4th September

- Each person is entitled to purchase a maximum of 10 tickets

- No returns and refunds will be given for this ticket sale, only in the event if the concert is canceled.

- Lost tickets will not be replaced

- Prices are inclusive of GST.

- Child below 7 years of age will not be allowed to enter. Child above 7 years of age will need a ticket to enter.

- For more details, log on to Korean Pop Night Concert 2010 Facebook page

- HMV Somerset store contact details: 313@Somerset #04-23/24 (Somerset MRT) | Tel: 67331822 | Opens Friday & Saturday 10am – 11pm & Sunday thru Thursday 10am – 10pm

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Covering a record of 345,000 square feet of exhibit space – the largest in show history – sprawling over 5 entire show floors of Suntec Singapore (levels 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6), the IT SHOW promises to be nothing short of amazing. The 2010 IT SHOW will be action-packed and fun-filled introducing more new product categories, spanning across industries aimed to improve the consumer experience.

More than 820 exhibitors will feature a dynamic and comprehensive line-up of the latest and hottest consumer technology gadgets from new next-generation digital televisions, wireless HD, coolest new multimedia phone, ultra mobile PCs, Digital Imaging, Wireless Technology, Portable Entertainment, HDTV, Plasmas, Gaming, MP3, Networking, Digital Media, Audio & Home Entertainment/Lifestyle Products, Broadband Technology, Multimedia, Security, Software, Consumer Electronics to a plethora of accessories all on display.

The 2010 IT SHOW will be a spectacular event where visitors will experience the latest in digital entertainment products, new gadgets & services combined with Exclusive Show Offers, Great Bargains and Huge Savings to create the ultimate consumer experience.

Level 6 Floorplan (Click on the image below to download)

Level 4 Floorplan (Click on the image below to download)

Level 1, 2 & 3 Exhibitors (Click on the image below to download)

IT Show 2010 Preview: Click here

IT Show 2010 Website: Click Here

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British company Perform Group, a sports and entertainment specialist for digital media, has been closely monitoring the drama that has kept the telephone companies in an impasse with football’s world governing body over a reported $40 million fee.

No progress has been made yet despite the Football Association of Singapore’s approaches to Fifa.

Perform is now interested in making available all the World Cup matches from South Africa to Singapore viewers after Fifa’s sales representatives, Football Media Services, approached the company.

Mr Jason Swanson, Perform’s advertising and sponsorship sales manager in Singapore, told MediaCorp, they have the capability and technology in place, and can put it online – even at the eleventh hour.

The matches, he said, will be shown live on the Internet – which Fifa would not otherwise make available to a country that does not pay the rights for it.

Various packages, said Mr Swanson, would be made available to Singapore viewers.

“It could be a pay-per-view option or a package for all the games,” he said. “What we will do is to set up a site where people could go in and make their choices, whether they want to watch only the England games or all the matches. There are lots of ways we can do it.”

He added that Perform streams about 15,000 matches online every year and is currently delivering the Australian Open.

Last October, the company made history by broadcasting an England match for the first time exclusively on the Internet for £5 ($11) for those who booked early, and £12 for late subscribers.

The pre-World Cup qualifier with Ukraine was watched by 500,000 British viewers, which the company claimed was the largest audience for a pay-per-view sports event online.

Mr Swanson said the World Cup could be made cheaper for Singapore, relative to the England-Ukraine match, as Perform intends to rope in sponsors and advertisers.

He said the potential pool of 2 million viewers here can also expect high quality images of June’s World Cup that can be projected on television and big screens without Internet interruptions.

“When we delivered the England game, there were no issues and there should be none in Singapore because we have the servers and the broadband here is also very good,” he said.

Mr Swanson said providing the World Cup service is something Perform is keen to do.

“When I talk to people on the streets, they are pretty upset they may not get to see the World Cup. They want to watch here and not go across the Causeway,” he said.

“If none of the big players step up for the TV rights, we’ll see what Fifa wants because it would be worth doing it in Singapore.

“They know our capabilities and are familiar with how we deliver sports events online.”

Source: TODAY

Football fans in Singapore may get to watch the 2010 FIFA World Cup matches on television after all.

That is because national broadcaster MediaCorp confirmed on Wednesday that it has put in an offer to telecast key World Cup matches on its free—to—air channels.

Earlier reports claimed that should SingTel and StarHub fail in their joint bid to broadcast World Cup matches, Singaporeans could miss out completely on the football action.

But MediaCorp’s bid means football fans here can breathe easier now. The company is currently waiting for FIFA’s response.

MediaCorp said any matches telecast on its free—to—air channels are subject to the company’s successful bid.

The broadcaster understands that there is no specific FIFA ruling for any match to be provided free—of—charge to any broadcaster nor is there a mandate for any match to be aired on a free—to—air basis.

As Singapore’s national broadcaster, it needs to balance between catering to viewers’ needs and the returns from advertising revenues that will fund the telecast of the matches.

The latest development spelt good news for fans.

Said one man in the street: “Half a loaf is better than none, isn’t it?”

Another football fan said: “I think that will be good because if SingTel or StarHub get the bid, we need to pay.”

“Why should we suffer because of some corporate fight, that’s not fair, that’s not really fair, we should be able to watch everything,” said another man in the street.

In 2006, MediaCorp telecast four World Cup matches — the opening, two semi—finals and the final game on its free—to—air channels.

Source: CNA

HUAT AH! Anyone going to buy for the below mentioned Toto draws?

Singapore Pools will hold two draws to usher in the 2010 Lunar New Year.

The Reunion Draw with a jackpot prize of S$5 million will be held on Monday, February 15. Ticket sales will close at 9pm that day.

Ticket sales for the Hongbao Draw with a jackpot prize of S$10 million will close on Friday, February 26 at 9pm.

There will be no Toto draw on Thursday, February 25.

Source: CNA

City Harvest Church has acquired a piece of land in central-south Singapore with the intention of building a 12,000-seater hall at S$310 million, said the church’s senior pastor, Kong Hee. He disclosed the news at a service at the Singapore Expo on Saturday. The exact location of the land will only be made known once the acquisition is complete. City Harvest Church has the largest Christian congregation in Singapore estimated at 27,000.

Source: TOC