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KISS ME (BÉSAME) RELEASE

"Kiss Me (Bésame)" Available Now On iTunes! Miami, FL. (Released January 25, 2012)

"Kiss Me (Bésame)" the first single from the Ted Miller title album "Kiss Me (Bésame)" leads the roster with sultry excitement and a Latin crossover vibe. The album consists of a combination of adult contemporary, pop, and a touch of Rolling Stone, smooth easy, sensuous jazz, with style & swagger that will eventually lead you to breathtaking ballads straight from the heart. Never forgetting our fallen heroes and the many brave men and women in uniform who selflessly defend our freedom every day, the song "America: Red, White, and Blue For Life" will leave you standing with your hand over your heart.

Ted has collaborated with long time industry greats Lewis Martinee, Mario Gil and Dan Warner to create this exciting new album. Combined they have worked with many renowned artists including Julio Iglesias, Vanessa Williams, Barbara Streisand, Shakira, Ricky Martin, and Enrique Iglesias. Many of the songs on this album would be appealing to fans of artists such as Michael Buble, Enrique Iglesias, Neil Diamond, Julio Iglesias, and Andrea Bocelli, and countless others.

This album consists of all original songs with incredible excitement, diversity and emotion, celebrating Ted's influentually soothing and sultry voice, his trademark, in addition to his breathtaking melodies.

FACEBOOK / VEVO

Facebook reportedly in recent talks to acquire Vevo. Recent industry  news sources have mentioned.  the possibility of Facebook and Vevo joining  forces together to create a new social  network platform that would allow each of the two companies to  expand their outreach.  The question remains what is in store for Twitter?

The recent talks are creating an industry buzz  as Vevo's contract with You Tube, Google's driving force for  advertising revenue is due to expire within the next year. Sources have recently reported that Executives from both Facebook and Vevo have already met twice within recent weeks While the  discussions are known to be very premature, Facebook is showing interest in a similar arrangement to the one Vevo has now with Google's YouTube.

Facebook is looking to stream stream Vevo's music videos and the two companies would sell ads for revenue. It is noted that Facebook did not respond to an interview request, and a Vevo spokesperson was not available for comment. If Vevo were to leave Googles platform, Facebook could enhance their advertising revenues immensely, and remain a dominant force.  But still today, Facebook shows  no real compelling user-driven music service that could compare with You Tube and Vevo.

Interestingly enough: Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg could eventually offer free-music listening in the form of music videos if a deal were to come about. That would certainly help Facebook maintain it's current users, attracting additionally another market as well.  Facebook remains determined to enter this market. With growth potential on the horizon,  compare You Tubes 130 million to Vevo's 43 million respectively. However, Vevo has only been around for just two years strong.  Imagine now having Facebook's 750,000,000  user strong fan base as potential video watchers. Now figure the numbers! But don't count Google out yet!   The Video Radio world is wide open amongst the social media giants!