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TruStar Solutions(SM) Partners with
Resume Mirror to Provide Superior Resume
Management Solutions - Companies Team to
Offer High-Value Solutions

TruStar Solutions(SM) Partners with
Resume Mirror to Provide Superior Resume
Management Solutions - Companies Team to
Offer High-Value Solutions 03/19/2005 03:13 AM
TruStar Solutions, the leader in creating exceptional hiring strategies, has partnered with Resume Mirror, the premier supplier of resume extraction and searching software components. The partnership will allow TruStar Solutions to include Resume Mirror's technology in the development of world-class customized recruiting solutions. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

TruStar Solutions(SM) Partners with
Resume Mirror to Provide Superior Resume
Management Solutions. Companies Tteam to
Offer High-Value Solutions

TruStar Solutions(SM) Partners with
Resume Mirror to Provide Superior Resume
Management Solutions. Companies Tteam to
Offer High-Value Solutions 03/17/2005 03:02 AM
TruStar Solutions, the leader in creating exceptional hiring strategies, has partnered with Resume Mirror, the premier supplier of resume extraction and searching software components. The partnership will allow TruStar Solutions to include Resume Mirror's technology in the development of world-class customized recruiting solutions. [PRWEB Mar 17, 2005]

3R Solutions Mouse with Wind-Up Cable

3R Solutions Mouse with Wind-Up Cable 08/12/2004 07:44 AM

This new optical mouse from 3R (not 3M) Solutions has a wind-up cable and USB connector. With a design obviously inspired by Microsoft products, it weighs about 75g (every product released from Microsoft in the last 15 years, including their entire WebTV line, has weighed just 75g). Not much else to say, but I'd likely pick up something like this if it was also a wireless mouse at the flip of a switch somewhere. I guess that would make the wind-up part sort of pointless though, huh?

Read - Product Information [3R Systems]

Cable companies vacillate on VoIP

Cable companies vacillate on VoIP 12/16/2003 07:38 PM
The top five U.S. cable providers remain divided this week between traditional and cutting-edge ways to sell telephone service, which is good news for makers of old-fashioned phone equipment.

Acacia Sues More Cable Companies

Acacia Sues More Cable Companies 09/13/2004 06:12 PM
Acacia Research Corp. filed a second round of lawsuits against cable companies on Monday, targeting several local firms in Arizona and the Midwest.

Big Cable Companies See Next Challenge
Around the Corner

Big Cable Companies See Next Challenge
Around the Corner 07/28/2004 09:46 PM
The cable industry has started to reap the benefits from its spending and building binge started in the 1990's.

Cable Companies Looking To Video Games
As Differentiator

Cable Companies Looking To Video Games
As Differentiator 04/07/2005 02:24 AM
As cable companies continue to look for ways to differentiate themselves from telcos and satellite TV providers, it looks like the next big area many are exploring is adding interactive video games to your television set. It's a fairly simple idea. They're not looking to compete with consoles, but are more focused on casual games like poker. This is probably a smart move. Obviously, the set top boxes that deliver these games don't have the processing power of dedicated gaming consoles, but those simple casual games are often the most addictive. At the same time, the cable companies are highlighting the fact that users can easily play against each other -- something that satellite providers would be hard pressed to mimic. While this seems like a small thing, there are a few things that are impressive about it: (1) The cable companies aren't charging for this. They realize that it doesn't really cost them anything, but could help reduce churn or entice new customers while providing yet another feature they can claim differentiates them from telcos (for now). (2) They're hoping to let it expand beyond just the television -- and want to work out ways where you could start a game on your television, but continue it later on your computer or your phone. In other words, they recognize that they can't just lock people into the TV, but have to provide a seamless way to pass the experience across multiple platforms.

Companies team to provide voice over
cable

Companies team to provide voice over
cable 05/03/2004 09:40 AM
Net2Phone says that by using Level 3 technology it will be able to offer less-expensive Internet-based phone sevices to cable companies.

Picture brighter for cable companies in
2005, report says

Picture brighter for cable companies in
2005, report says 04/04/2005 11:46 PM
globetechnology.com Apr 5 2005 4:19AM GMT

Viacom May Seek Cable Networks, Web
Companies (Reuters)

Viacom May Seek Cable Networks, Web
Companies (Reuters) 04/19/2005 08:45 AM
Reuters - Viacom Inc. is interested in buying cable networks aimed at older audiences and Internet companies focusing on video games and community sites, a top executive said on Tuesday.

Acacia Gets Cocky - Sues Satellite And
Cable Companies

Acacia Gets Cocky - Sues Satellite And
Cable Companies 06/15/2004 06:24 PM
It looks like patent hoarding company Acacia is getting a bit cocky these days. Last year, the company made a lot of news for getting a questionable patent on "streaming media" and then suing porn sites, since they knew people wouldn't pay as much attention to them. Many sites felt the need to pay up, and Acacia used that war chest to go after bigger companies like Disney. Along the way, they got all excited because a judge upheld their patent rights - but only because no one showed up to contest them. These wins seem to have made Acacia cocky, and they've now decided that any company offering video on demand over cable or satellite services are also violating their patents. Thus, they've sued Comcast, Cox, Charter, DirecTV and EchoStar for violating the patents. These are companies that have a lot of money, and hopefully at least a few of them will stand up to this blatant patent extortion. People have been talking about video-on-demand service for ages. It's not a new concept, and it's unclear (again) how this helps innovation in anyway. Right now, it only looks like it's going to make video-on-demand services more expensive. In fact, Acacia will even tell you how much more expensive: they want $1.25 for every digital cable subscriber with video-on-demand, $1 for every digital cable TV subscriber and $0.50 for every analog cable TV subscriber. If they win, expect to see these charges added to your next bill. Apparently, higher bills count as innovation these days.

Orange Selects IBM Mobile Security
Solutions For Its 50m Mobile Customers

Orange Selects IBM Mobile Security
Solutions For Its 50m Mobile Customers 07/26/2004 03:33 AM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Jul 26 2004 8:12AM GMT

Cable Companies Profit From Demand for
High-Speed Internet

Cable Companies Profit From Demand for
High-Speed Internet 07/28/2004 03:10 PM
New York Times Jul 28 2004 6:46PM GMT

Cable companies are feeling the DSL
heat, offering tiered services

Cable companies are feeling the DSL
heat, offering tiered services 07/27/2004 11:00 PM
Comcast currently offers 3Mbps down/256kbps up to all broadband subscribers for US$42.95, provided they also have cable. The new 4Mbps down/384kbps option weighs in at $10 more, for $52.95.

Broadcasters, cable companies fighting
over rules of new digital TV world

Broadcasters, cable companies fighting
over rules of new digital TV world 01/27/2004 05:19 PM
San Jose Mercury News Jan 27 2004 10:06PM GMT

Motorola Receives SARFT Certification in
China for Digital Cable System Solutions

Motorola Receives SARFT Certification in
China for Digital Cable System Solutions 09/17/2004 12:33 AM
Investors Business Daily Sep 17 2004 3:40AM GMT

The cable and phone companies are locked
in a battle royal to provide you with
new high-speed voice, data, and

The cable and phone companies are locked
in a battle royal to provide you with
new high-speed voice, data, and 09/18/2004 08:34 PM
US News Sep 18 2004 11:21PM GMT

interactivepoint's HTML newsletters
service brings companies one step closer
to solutions

interactivepoint's HTML newsletters
service brings companies one step closer
to solutions 09/11/2004 03:36 AM
interactivepoint, a leading provider of web development solutions and managed hosting platforms, has launched a new HTML newsletter service that effectively increases brand awareness and lowers marketing cost for companies looking to educate and grow their client base. [PRWEB Sep 11, 2004]

Majorium’s Integrated Multicast Learning
Delivers Measurable ROI’s With
Customized Training Solutions Designed
to Meet Companies’ Needs

Majorium’s Integrated Multicast Learning
Delivers Measurable ROI’s With
Customized Training Solutions Designed
to Meet Companies’ Needs 08/11/2004 02:38 AM
Companies are seeking customized solutions that are designed to meet their specific corporate training needs that can deliver a measurable ROI. The problem is the nature of event based seminar and workshop training makes it impossible to track the impact, results and ROI that companies are seeking.One of the major benefits Majorium’s Integrated Multicast Learning technology has over more traditional training methods is that it was designed from its inception to produce measurable results at value prices. [PRWEB Aug 11, 2004]

Research And Markets: On Average, Many
Midsize Companies Or Divisions Of Large
Organizations Spend $315,000 To $880,000
On Selecting, Implementing And
Maintaining ECM Solutions.

Research And Markets: On Average, Many
Midsize Companies Or Divisions Of Large
Organizations Spend $315,000 To $880,000
On Selecting, Implementing And
Maintaining ECM Solutions. 12/19/2004 03:46 PM
[PRWEB Dec 17, 2004]

Mobile companies need clearer 3G plans

Mobile companies need clearer 3G plans 07/21/2004 07:34 AM
vnunet.com Jul 21 2004 11:29AM GMT

Mobile companies to set standards for
Super 3G

Mobile companies to set standards for
Super 3G 01/04/2005 01:00 PM
Computer Shopper Jan 4 2005 4:28PM GMT

Mobile companies start 3G VAT battle

Mobile companies start 3G VAT battle 02/10/2004 06:56 AM
Netimperative Feb 10 2004 10:37AM GMT

Companies Turn to Internet Consultants
Rather than Full-time Staff Employees
for Internet Strategy and Management
Solutions

Companies Turn to Internet Consultants
Rather than Full-time Staff Employees
for Internet Strategy and Management
Solutions 07/25/2004 02:48 AM
Small and large companies are turning to consultants to save expense over the cost of hiring a full-time staff. Businesses face tough competition and challenges with a lack of capitalization, inadequate staff with insufficient expertise, inexperienced and overworked staff who are unable to properly plan strategies and direction for on-line presence. New business start-ups often have budgets that do not include salary and benefits for a full-time experienced team. [PRWEB Jul 25, 2004]

JP Mobile Acquires PDA Defense from
Asynchrony Solutions

JP Mobile Acquires PDA Defense from
Asynchrony Solutions 06/18/2004 12:49 PM

Companies Push Security for Mobile
Devices

Companies Push Security for Mobile
Devices 03/22/2005 09:55 PM
A joint offering from Pointsec and Smartner pushes security updates to mobile devices in order to protect data.

Mobile companies argue against 3G
licenses anytime soon

Mobile companies argue against 3G
licenses anytime soon 10/31/2003 04:59 AM
Budapest Business Journal Oct 31 2003 4:07AM ET

Three Companies Hold Mobile Content
Contest

Three Companies Hold Mobile Content
Contest 03/29/2005 11:45 PM
ChinaTechNews.com Mar 30 2005 3:45AM GMT

Mobile companies go into a tizzy, alarm
bells ring for 3G

Mobile companies go into a tizzy, alarm
bells ring for 3G 12/22/2004 01:33 AM
Economictimes Dec 21 2004 10:22PM GMT

Mobile companies team to prevent handset
theft

Mobile companies team to prevent handset
theft 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
The initiative aims to allow operators to track stolen handsets and render them useless, even if the handsets are taken abroad.

Local Phone Companies Want To Block
In-Coming Mobile Calls

Local Phone Companies Want To Block
In-Coming Mobile Calls 08/16/2004 05:00 AM
The telephone system works because the owners of various networks agree to accept calls from other networks. What would happen if one network decided not to accept calls from certain other networks? It looks like folks in (or calling into) Iowa may find out at some point. The East Buchanan Telephone Co-op announced plans to block all calls from mobile phones to its customers, but he Iowa Utilities Board issued a two-week injunction to stop them from actually going through with it. Unfortunately, the AP article on the topic is a little short on details, but some good ones are provided over on the Interesting People list which gives some background on interconnect fees. Basically, what appears to be happening here (which is not at all clear from the AP article) is that the Co-Op in question is not satisfied with the interconnect rates they're receiving, and this is more or less a way for them to go on "strike" until the mobile carriers agree to pay up. Of course, you'd have to believe that the mobile carriers are in a much stronger position, having a lot more cash, and (in general) being somewhat less concerned if calls are getting through to certain landlines in Iowa. Meanwhile, the customers of the phone companies in the co-op would immediately blame their own phone company for blocking perfectly reasonable calls, and may even push them towards competing phone companies. It is a way for the Co-Op to make some noise to try to get the much bigger carriers to settle this business dispute, but they're clearly coming from a much weaker position. Of course, it also seems highly unlikely that regulators would actually let these phone companies block calls for very long, as the last thing they want to do is give other small telcos any ideas that might put up all sorts of walled gardens in the phone system. Of course, this wouldn't really be all that different from the VoIP world, where Adelphia and Frontier were recently (purposely or not) blockin g VoIP calls from AT&T.

Companies team on ubiquitous, secure
mobile/wireless system

Companies team on ubiquitous, secure
mobile/wireless system 04/27/2004 11:54 AM
Users of notebooks and other mobile data devices could benefit from a new chip-card based system offering ubiquitous, secure connectivity between mobile and wireless LAN (WLAN) networks.

Wide Area Wireless Synchronization Now
Available with IQMax™ Mobile Healthcare
Solutions

Wide Area Wireless Synchronization Now
Available with IQMax™ Mobile Healthcare
Solutions 04/18/2005 02:24 AM
IQMax, Inc., a leading provider of mobile healthcare solutions announced today the immediate availability of wide area wireless synchronization support for their suite of PDA applications. [PRWEB Apr 18, 2005]

Cairo Amman Bank selects CR2 BankWorld
ATM, Internet, Mobile and IVR solutions

Cairo Amman Bank selects CR2 BankWorld
ATM, Internet, Mobile and IVR solutions 09/17/2004 02:32 AM
MENAFN Sep 17 2004 6:06AM GMT

Sprint, palmOne Join Forces to Provide
Mobile Healthcare Solutions

Sprint, palmOne Join Forces to Provide
Mobile Healthcare Solutions 03/06/2004 02:04 AM

20-20 Technologies and Trakware Systems
Deliver First Collaborative XML
Integration for Mutual Customer:
Companies Announce they Will Continue to
Work Together to Bring Integrated
Solutions to Their Mutual Client Base

20-20 Technologies and Trakware Systems
Deliver First Collaborative XML
Integration for Mutual Customer:
Companies Announce they Will Continue to
Work Together to Bring Integrated
Solutions to Their Mutual Client Base 01/06/2005 04:25 AM
20-20 Technologies and Trakware Systems are boasting their first XML (extensible markup language) integration success at a client site. 20-20 Technologies is the world leader in 3D interior design software and Trakware Systems is a leading provider of software solutions for project-based manufacturing. - Their kitchen manufacturer client, Laurysen Kitchens Ltd., is confident the newly set-up integration via the XML language will improve connectivity between the two companies’ software packages, which are integral to the business’s functioning. [PRWEB Jan 6, 2005]

MDSI Mobile Data Solutions eliminates 30
workers in US$3M-a-year cost-cutting

MDSI Mobile Data Solutions eliminates 30
workers in US$3M-a-year cost-cutting 09/25/2004 01:07 PM
Canadian Press Sep 25 2004 4:11PM GMT

Beverage Solutions Inc, (BSI) is
introducing their newest mobile
computing solution: PocketSalesman
Routebook©.

Beverage Solutions Inc, (BSI) is
introducing their newest mobile
computing solution: PocketSalesman
Routebook©. 06/27/2004 03:24 AM
This advanced software application is designed for the special requirements of beverage product distributors and will operate on consumer or commercial grade Pocket PC 2002 or Windows Mobile 2003 devices. Utilizing today’s more powerful and affordable mobile computers, PocketSalesman Routebook© will track retail inventory levels, forecast retail sales trends and create optimized product orders that avoid costly out-of-stock and over-stock situations. [PRWEB Jun 27, 2004]

Philips announces new Wireless LAN and
Bluetooth solutions that work together
seamlessly in mobile phones and

Philips announces new Wireless LAN and
Bluetooth solutions that work together
seamlessly in mobile phones and 06/07/2004 06:08 AM
Linux Electrons Jun 7 2004 9:59AM GMT
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