Music secret released!complete list of tracks of Vishwaroopam

Sony Music have released Kamal Haasan's 'Vishwaroopam' track to the public. Now in Market. so enjoy music.

Thanks to SONY MUSIC AND KamalHaasan.
Here is the complete list of tracks of Vishwaroopam: 1. Vishwaroopam 2. Thuppaki Engal Tholile 3. Unnai Kaanadhu Naan 4. Anu Vidhaiththa Boomiyile 5. Vishwaroopam Remix (by Shane Mendonsa) The album was originally set to release on 28.11.2012.soundtrack of Vishwaroopam will be releasing on the 28th of November

Get paid: Google

Get paid: Google: Google after antitrust: The good, the bad, and the ugly . This recrimination, mind you, is coming from a former Google advocate. In 2009,...

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Google after antitrust: The good, the bad, and the ugly.

This recrimination, mind you, is coming from a former Google advocate. In 2009, Google published an AdSense case study about his success, and Carter even testified before the U.S. Congress to defend Google against antitrust accusations tied to a proposed 2008 search-ad deal with Yahoo. AsktheBuilder.com author Tim Carter (Credit: Tim Carter) How times change. Now he's lending his voice to the efforts of FairSearch.org, a coalition of Google competitors including Microsoft, Kayak, TripAdvisor, Expedia, and Foundem.

All right, I have a Doubt  in Google.com.

Any one can start his own blog at Free in blogger.com from Google.com. 

When I started my blog ,it is blogspot.com. Now also it is showing as http://getpaidout.blogspot.com 
but when I wish to link this Blog of mine than on copying the Adress bar shows as http://getpaidout.blogspot.in.


Please inform me, is the .com and .in are one and the same in web.

may please turn to me with a reply to clear my fear. Is their any possibility of a blog owned by me  can be used by others.

Thanks

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