Dream Satellite TV on Agila 2 at 146.0°E

Dream Satellite TV © Lyngemark Satellite, last updated 2008-09-05 - http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dream.html
Freq. Tp		Channel Name	SID	VPID	APID	Beam
12301 H tp 6 SR 25600 FEC 5/6		E-Talk	1	160	80	Ku
		ABS-CBN Channel 2	2	161	84 Tag
		NBN (Philippines)	3	162	88 Tag
		TV 5 (Philippines)	4	163	92 Tag
		GMA 7	5	164	96 Tag
		RPN 9	6	165	100 Tag
		IBC 13	7	166	104 Tag
		Studio 23	8	167	108 Tag
		MTV Philippines	9	168	112
		The Mabuhay Channel	10	169	116
		Radio Crossroads	201		280
		Classic Blend	202		281
		The Edge Radio	203		282
		Catholic Media Network	204		283 E
		Dream FM	205		284 E
		BBC Asian Network	206		285
		IFM 93.9	207		286
		RJ 100	208		287
		DWNU 107.5 FM	209		288
		RMN News AM	210		289
12541 H tp 18 SR 25600 FEC 5/6		ESPN Philippines	25	16.	80 E	Ku
		Discovery Travel & Living SE Asia	26	161	84
		ETC (Philppines)	27	162	88 E
		HBO Asia	28	163	92 E
		Cinemax Asia	29	164	96
		Star Movies International	30	165	100
		TCM Asia	31	166	104 E
		CNBC Asia	32	167	108
		DW-TV	33	168	112 G/E
		Animal Planet SE Asia	34	169	116
		National Geographic Channel Philippines	35	170	120
		2nd Avenue	36	171	124 E
		Solar Sports	37	172	128 E
		MBC (South Korea)	38	173	132 K
12581 H tp 20 SR 25600 FEC 5/6		Living Asia Channel	11	160	80 E	Ku
		TV Maria	12	161	84
		Cartoon Network Philippines	13	162	88
		Nickelodeon Philippines	14	163	92
		Animax Philippines	15	164	96
		Star World Philippines	16	165	100
		AXN Philippines	17	166	104
		Hallmark Channel Asia	18	167	108
		Discovery Channel SE Asia	19	168	112
		CNN International Asia Pacific	20	169	116 E
		BBC World News	21	170	120 E
		Australia Network Asia	22	171	124 E
		Dream Cinema	23	172	128
		Star Sports South East Asia	24	173	132 E
Dream Satellite TV © Lyngemark Satellite, last updated 2008-09-05 - http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dream.html

Google adds video sharing to Apps

Google bolstered its Google Apps suite with new YouTube-like video sharing capabilities called Google Video for Business. Available at no extra cost to Google Apps Premier users, the new feature lets users easily upload, edit and share videos across an enterprise.
Since the new service is available via the browser, including Safari on the iPhone, it should make disseminating videos within enterprises far easier, and thus, more popular. Google envisions several corporate uses for the new functionality, including company communications (instead of static e-mail), as well as training and how-tos. As a security precaution, however, video sharing outside the enterprise is curtailed. Google says the videos can only be shared within an enterprise's own domain and there is no public "post to YouTube" function.
Google Apps Premier users get 3GB of video storage per user account, although each video is limited to a maximum of 300MB. The service is currently available from the Google Apps control panel.

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Privacy feature in IE8 leaks private data

HAARLEM, NETHERLANDS - A privacy feature built into the second beta version of Microsoft's Internet Explorer 8 browser isn't as private as advertised.The InPrivate Browsing feature in Microsoft's latest browser is designed to delete a user's browsing history and other personal data that is gathered and stored during regular browsing sessions. The feature is commonly referred to as 'porn mode' for its ability to hide which websites have been visited from nosy spouses or employers.Forensic experts however found it trivial to retrieve the history, according to a test by Webwereld, an IDG affiliate in the Netherlands, and Fox IT, a Dutch firm specializing in IT security and forensic research."The privacy option in this beta is mainly cosmetic. For a forensic investigator, retrieving the browsing history should be regarded as peanuts," said Christian Prickaerts, forensic IT expert with Fox IT.To prevent login details, online orders and other sensitive information from leaking out, the privacy feature prevents Internet Explorer 8 beta 2 from storing any cookies. The browser furthermore refrains from storing the browsing history in the Windows registry.But researchers were able to retrieve data displaying general information about the browser's behavior. Although URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) aren't stored, Prickaerts was still able to restore the browsing history. "The remaining records in the history file still enable me to deduce which websites have been visited," said Prickaerts.Even more data is stored in the browser's cache, a feature designed to speed up performance of websites by storing a copy of recently accessed information on a user's hard disk. InPrivate Browsing failed to disable this feature. Users seeking a higher level of privacy could manually delete the cache, but it can later easily be retrieved through commonly available forensic tools.The shortcomings in InPrivate Browsing put the level of privacy protection in Internet Explorer 8 on a par with Firefox 2 and 3. The open source browser allows users to delete all private data, but does that by merely deleting files. Those too can easily be retrieved. Developers have crafted plugins for Firefox which mitigate the risk of information leaks.Microsoft's main goal with InPrivate Browsing is to prevent other users of the same computer to gain access to the browsing history, the company said in an e-mail response. The feature isn't designed to protect a user's privacy from security experts and forensic researchers, the company said.

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