| Xentris Announces It Will Distribute Swiss Mobility Products
ADDISON, Ill., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Xentris today announced its agreement to distribute the Swiss Mobility line of cases and pouches for the wireless handset market. These universal style cases and pouches feature the distinctive Swiss styling and logo. Each case has the Multidapt interchangeable clip system. "We are pleased to partner with the new leader in wireless branded accessories. Swiss Mobility offers top quality products for the wireless market and Xentris is excited to offer those products to our customers," said Chris Martinez, Vice President, Sales and Marketing at Xentris. For more information on the products offered by Xentris, visit their website at http://www.xentrisllc.com. About Xentris Xentris, a privately held company, is the foremost supplier of wireless accessories and solutions to leading organizations throughout the world.
While we're at it, let's get rid of SOCAN - who died and made them ...
We do need something to change the mindset of an entire generation that believes stealing intellectual property in the form of music, movies, books, or software is OK. Its not, and its stiil theft and those people are still THIEVES.
This is endemic in the business sector as well. I used to work for a recording studio whose owner thought it ok to buy one copy of audio software, and then download illegal cracked copies to install in the other multiple computers in the company.
An anonymous tip to the business crime section of the local police department set him straight, and cost him a small fortune, much much more than the software he should have bought legally. We need teeth in the copyright law like this for the theft of music as well. Posted 11/01/08 at 9:34 AM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment .
Thomson Financial UK at a glance share guide - weekend
LogicaCMG (bid speculation after talk India's Wipro may be interested in peer CapGemini) Daily Mail Market Report: BAE Systems (CEO Mike Turner upbeat on prospects in BBC radio interview); PLUS Markets (talk Project Turquoise deal is not dead) -- Picks for 2008: Shanks; Rolls-Royce; British Airways; Woolworths; Encore Oil; Imperial Tobacco; GlaxoSmithKline; Scottish & Southern Energy; BT Group Times Rumour of the day: Infonic (trading statement next month is expected to be strong); Tiddler to watch: Northwest Biotherapeutics -- Small caps: First Calgary Petroleum (talk it should complete its procurement contract to develop its Algerian mine early in the new year -- Tempus: Tempus Ten for 2007 achieves 11.2 pct rise, with ASOS the best performer) Daily Telegraph The Market: Debenhams (bullish note from Panmure Gordon) Daily Express Ones to Watch: CVS Group; Aggreko SUNDAY PRESS COMMENT Financial Mail on Sunday Taking Stock: 'New tax rules may spoil the AIM party' -- 'Arrest threat hits US shares listed on AIM' (page 20) Sunday Times Shares selections for 2008: Filtronic; Aricom; Aviva; LogicaCMG; Hammerson; Berkeley Group; Galiform; GlaxoSmithKline -- Inside the City: 'Contrarians should hold their horses' (take a longer term strategy and buy into companies with growth potential through a cycle such as Vodafone, Reckitt Benckiser, ICAP, Tesco, and Rolls-Royce); SCi Entertainment (for now, Sci is a risk not worth taking) Observer Comment: Richard Wachman comments on Scottish & Newcastle (takeover would leave bitter aftertaste); GCAP Media (new boss Fru Hazlitt needs stamina for radio days); oil prices (a vicious inflationary spiral that could limit the scope for central banks to cut interest rates to ward off a possible recession) -- Market forces: 'Go on the defensive' for 2008 (GlaxoSmithkline and AstraZeneca favoured by fund managers; energy groups, especially BG Group also liked; telecoms back in demand including Vodafone and Cable & Wireless; and the bombed out banking sector..
The Linux Foundation's Jim Zemlin: Linux Adoption's Next Phase
"In 2008 we will see the Linux ecosystem applying a federation into one platform," said Jim Zemlin, director of The Linux Foundation. "A lot of Linux distros will compete in the marketplace. The particular flavor of Linux will matter in that different distros will cater to specific environments such as the Mobile Internet. All of these will center on the Linux Standard Base." Linux with a Lineage: Verio Dedicated Servers deliver SAS70 Certification for critical data security and scalability, a Tier-1 Global IP network and premier data centers, and a dedicated, certified support team. From Verio, an industry leader with more than 500,000 business customers. Make the move. .
Business FYI: Tulsa Metro Chamber annual meeting Jan. 24
Participants will be taught how to search Oklahoma statutes for current laws concerning water, including conservancy districts, the Water Resources Board, pollution and supplies.
The second workshop, "Online Water Data from Federal and State of Oklahoma Resources," will be held from 2-4 p.m. Steve Beleu and Clif Broadworth with the Oklahoma Department of Libraries will teach participants how to use online water-data resources from state and federal agencies.
Registration is required, and space is limited. To register or for more information, call 596-7946.
Cherokee Nation employees receive EPA awards
Three Cherokee Nation employees have been honored with Environmental Excellence Awards from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for their environmental protection efforts as part of their work with the tribe.
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