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Porn king Crow labels .xxx domain a timewaster. 28 May 2010 By Daniel Fraser
New Zealand porn king Steve Crow has labeled the new ‘.xxx’ domain “a waste of time”.
This comes after the internet oversight agency, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), opened consultations on the ‘.xxx’ domain.
It is being proposed as an easier way to filter out pornographic content.
On 27 August 2008 Brass Magazine Ltd, directed by John Malcolm Carr (see photo links below), was put into liquidation by order of the Auckland High Court. It published the hardcore porn magazine BRASS. One of the company’s creditors, PMP Maxum Ltd, was the applicant to the Court that successfully forced the liquidation of the company – a process that ended on 27 August 2009 when the company was struck off the Register.
John M Carr CPA of CarrConsultingPA
Photo 1: http://www.carr.co.nz/images/jmc.jpg
Photo 2: http://www.bankler.com/AboutUs/JohnMCarr/tabid/130/Default.aspx
Photo 3: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnmalcolmcarr
The purchase of all the shares of Brass Magazine by CVC Group Ltd, co-directed at the time by John Malcolm Carr (appointed director of CVC Group on 3/12/07 and currently its sole director), was registered on 28 March 2008. (Stephen Peter Crow and Shirish Daddaram Vagal, the other two directors of CVC Group were appointed on 29/11/05 – and both resigned in May 2010). [Read more…]
Some of the country’s Internet Service Providers (ISPs) have begun blocking around 7,000 websites and these websites are all on a secret Government blacklist (Video link below).
The Deputy Registrar of Companies, Peter Barker, issued a media release on 19 May 2010 (InfoNews) noting:
The Registrar of Companies has the power under section 385 of the Companies Act 1993 to prohibit persons from being a director, or involved in the management of companies. The power can apply to any person who has been a director, or involved in the management of, a failed company or companies within the previous 5 years. Where a person has been identified as a candidate for prohibition on the basis of multiple failed companies the onus is on that person to satisfy the Registrar that their management of the affairs of those companies was not at least partly responsible for their demise, or that prohibition would not be just or equitable .
Prohibition: The maximum term of prohibition under Section 385(3) of the Companies Act 1993 is five years. The prohibition prevents those concerned from acting as directors or promoters of a company, or being concerned in, or taking part, whether directly or indirectly, in the management of a company.
Penalty: Failure to comply with the notice of prohibition is an offence and persons are liable upon conviction to a penalty of up to 5 years imprisonment or a fine not exceeding $200,000.
New Zealand Companies Office records show that on 9 November 2004 John M Carr CPA, a company director residing in the United States of America, acquired all 50,000 shares in Cheyenne Insurance Company (NZ) Limited of which he had been sole director since 24 May 1991 (It was incorporated on 26/07/90). Prior to the share transfer and as far back as at least 17 April 2001, Angelika Carr held 49,999 shares and BBS Employment Plans Inc., a Florida registered profit corporation with John Malcolm Carr CPA as Principal and Director, held the remaining one share (the latter corporation was dissolved in 1994).
See: US-based critic of economy [John M Carr CPA] has lots more to say
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=154653
See photos of John M Carr:
Photo 1: http://www.carr.co.nz/images/jmc.jpg
Photo 2: http://www.bankler.com/AboutUs/JohnMCarr/tabid/130/Default.aspx
Photo 3: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnmalcolmcarr
