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August 13th 2010
Categories: Defense, E-Government, Federal Government, Government, Government Agency, Online

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Foreign Translations, Inc. Announces Award of GSA Five-Year Contract Extension

Foreign Translations, Inc. (www.foreigntranslations.com), leader in document translation, website localization, and International SEO, announces the successful extension of its contract with the General Services Administration (GSA) as an authorized vendor of translation services for the Federal Government. The 5-year contract renewal for multilingual translation and interpreting services extends through May 2015. ...
August 13th 2010
Categories: Events & Programs, Government, Issues, Policy, Politics, Projects, Society

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Martha Lane Fox’s ‘Network Nation’ Will Help The Jobless

Internet millionaire Fil Adams Mercer put his support squarely behind the Coalition Government’s plans to get 10 million more Britons to use the internet. “There were seven million jobs advertised online last year. 900,000 unemployed people do not currently use the internet. It’s a no brainer,” said Mr Adams Mercer, whose ...

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April 13th 2012
Tags: City Council, Events & Programs, Government, Government Agency, Online, Projects, Society No Comments

The Council of Tenerife has announced a new initiative that will convert Tenerife into a global communication capital

The objective of the ALIX initiative is to transform Tenerife into a main link within the global telecommunications network via the development of the neutral Internet access point (or NAP) for Western Africa-Canary Islands, the Island Telecommunications Ring and the CanaLink Project. As a result of the geographical location of the Canary ...
October 1st 2011
Tags: Congress, Congressperson, Court, Court System, E-Government, Education, Emergency Services, Government, Healthcare, Issues, Law, Projects No Comments

Brazil’s congressional leaders tackle the serious cell phone problems in their country

We Don't Make the Smartphone…We Make it Smarter, Safer, Courteous and Compliant. With a registered bill on the table, U.S. based Try Safety First (TSF) is deploying time, talent and resources into Brazil to advance its new mobile phone protocol technology. With its white paper being published in more than twenty-four countries across ...

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