Events/Announcements

Airfoil Public Relations Finally Opens Silicon Valley Office

SOUTHFIELD - Airfoil Public Relations, which earlier this year promised it would open a Silicon Valley office, said the doors swig wide on its new Bay Area office June 15. Airfoil specializes in representing technology companies, including Microsoft and eBay. Airfoil co founder and President Janet Tyler will lead the West Coast team as general

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Net Neutraility Regulations To Outlaw Disriminatory Practices For All

WASHINGTON DC - Internet companies that have been lobbying for stiff Net neutrality regulations might be having second thoughts right about now. A new proposal in the U.S. House of Representatives takes the concept of mandatory Net neutrality that companies like Amazon.com, eBay, Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo have publicly embraced-and extends it to, well, those

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TechTeam Global Names Lichtman Chief Financial Officer

Lichtman, 39, will assume responsibility for the company's investor relations activities as well as corporate treasury operations and management. Lichtman continues to oversee TechTeam?s financial functions, including global accounting operations and internal controls, financial budgeting and forecasting processes, and Security and Exchange Commission reporting activities, which he has been managing since 2004. Prior to joining

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Drug Product Liability Immunity Reforms Slowed In Michigan House

LANSING - The Michigan House Tort Reform Committee will take up legislation to eliminate product liability immunity for prescription drugs, but not until committee members have a better understanding of the drug approval and tracking process. The committee received an overview of the drug approval process from U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials on Tuesday,

By |2006-06-06T00:00:00-04:00June 6th, 2006|Archive, Events/Announcements|

ZoneAlarm Adds ID Theft Protection

DETROIT - Check Point Software Technologies on Monday released an update to ZoneAlarm that comes with new features to protect against identity theft. ZoneAlarm 6.5, a family of Internet security products for consumers, also adds a new three-user version with promotional pricing, CNET News.Com reported. It's an apparent attempt to rival Microsoft, which allows customers

By |2006-06-05T00:00:00-04:00June 5th, 2006|Archive, Events/Announcements|

Covansys Completes Sale Of Government Practice For $33.8 Million

FARMINGTON HILLS ? Covansys Corp. completed the previously announced sale of its State and Local Government practice to Saber Corp for $33.8 million. Saber, a portfolio company of Accel-KKR, provides software and services to state and local governments. The agreement does not include Covansys' business process outsourcing business or any of the assets or contracts

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ePrize Keeps No. 3 Spot In Promo 100 Rankings

PLEASANT RIDGE ? ePrize, which earlier this year landed a $32 million investment round, last week landed the No. 3 ranking in an annual rating contest of interactive agencies, maintaining its position from the year before. PROMO magazine lauded ePrize as an agency that ?plays the game very well? and one that ?owns the online

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State IT Supplier Forum Comes To Southeast Michigan

LANSING ? If you'd like to become an IT supplier to Michigan government, you're going to want to attend the 2006 Suppliers Forum June 28 at Schoolcraft College in Livonia. Topics on tap include: Strategic Direction of State's Information Technology Announcement of New IT Procurement Programs Doing business with Michigan Department of Information Technology &

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No Decreases In West Michigan IT Staffs Planned For 2006

HOLLAND - Almost no west Michigan companies plan to decrease their information technology staffs this summer and fall, while nearly a third report they plan to hire more IT professionals, a study released Monday contends. Paragon Recruiting has just released its latest Technology Employment Forecast for the second half of 2006 reported 29 percent of

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