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mTouche Registers Q407 Losses, Expects A Profitable 2008

mTouche Technology

KUALA LUMPUR, 19 FEBRUARY 2007 - Mesdaq listed mTouche Technology Berhad (mTouche) today announces its results for fourth quarter of financial year ended 31 December 2007 (Q4FY07). The Group announces a revenue and loss of RM45.2 million and RM12.5 million respectively.

The Group’s revenue is down by 15.2 percent from RM 53.3 million of the same period ending 31 December 2006. Its fourth quarter record loss of approximately RM17.8 million as compared to a profit of RM6.0 million from the previous quarter, is in line with anticipation of lower revenue generated due to adverse market condition.

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What Software Powers Malaysian Political Parties’ Web Sites?

Since the general election is looming soon, I figured it would be fun to take a few minutes to check out the web sites of Malaysian political parties, and what platform they’re running on.

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Malaysian Parliament Dissolved, Polling Day To Be Announced Tomorrow

Less than 24 hours after denying that parliament will be dissolved today, he did exactly just that just a few minutes from the time of this post. However, this is no surprise since there was a lot of speculation that today would be the day anyway. Abdullah Ahmad Badawi added that the official date for polling day would be announced tomorrow.

I don’t really care when the election date would be. The only thing that’s on my mind is that I have to perform my duty as a Malaysian and go out to vote on that day. Are you a registered voter?

UPDATE: Polling day is 8 March 2008.

Happy Chinese New Year!

I’m currently posting this from a slow dial up connection so I got to make this real quick. Here’s wishing all HTNet regular readers a happy and prosperous Chinese new year! May the year of the rat bring us good fortune all year ’round.

And now, back to my scheduled CNY break :)

Advertlets Goofs Its Domain Renewal

If you visit Malaysian blogs frequently, you’d probably find yourself redirected to a domain called adbaaz.com quite often for the past few hours or so. The problems is because Advertlets (I’d link them but continue reading to find out why I won’t), an online advertising company that has its customer base mostly in Malaysia forgot to, wait for this, renew their domain registration! Therefore, all pages that has their ad serving JavaScript will redirect visitors to adbaaz.com.

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