Latest press releases in Government

CellAntenna and South Carolina Department of Corrections Hold Successful “Cell Phone” Jamming Demonstration
CTIA Unsuccessfully Tried to Petition Governor for Stay of Execution of Jamming. Illegal Use Of Cell Phones By Inmates A Growing Problem

Competitive Collaboration: How Do Companies with Similar Services Come Together to Increase Their Value Proposition?
In a turbulent global market, collaboration presents a much greater value than competition. In a strategic alliance between two highly specialized companies, an example for how to leverage and empower the intellectual capital of seemingly competitive forces is outlined.

East Timor 2009 Budget Anticipates Record $1.3441 Billion Revenue
The East Timor Council of Ministers today confirmed the draft state budget law for 2009 which anticipates a record revenue of US$1.3441 billion.

Tactical Applications of Directed Energy Weapons are at Technical Readiness for Battlefield Application.
Directed Energy Weapons have been a source of great interest and investment, and now they’re ready for practical application.

Tampa Limousine Regulator Seeking To Remove Abuse Protection Mechanism From Law
Coming on the heels of upping licensing fees ten-fold, Tampa's taxicab and limousine regulating agency has tapped Florida Representative Michael Scionti to sponsor a bill that would remove requirements for this agency to adopt rules in conformance with state law.

Dentistry: Are Dentists Ready for Unionization?
Disappointed by the American Dental Association, half of dentists say they are ready to unionize, finds a recent survey by The Wealthy Dentist. Of course, many support the ADA and think a dentists' union would be disastrous.

Cavalier Telephone Awarded Treasury Contract
Cavalier Telephone, the Mid-Atlantic's leading provider of advanced telecommunications services, has been awarded a contract from a division of the United States Department of the Treasury.

Elected Leadership to Take over Fight Against Militancy
President Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday said that the fight against militants and insurgents could not be left alone to the military and security agencies and the civilian and elected political leadership of the country would have to take it over and assume its ownership.

Cavalier Responds To NSA Data Collection Efforts
Cavalier Telephone, trusted provider of DSL and telephone service in 15 states, including the District of Columbia has responded to the controversial collection of telephone billing information by the Federal government.

No lack of trust between Pakistan, US: Boucher
Dispelling the impression of talks that the United States was engaged in talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan, US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Richard Boucher made clear that no political negotiations were going on with the Taliban involved in fighting Nato troops.

Workforce Housing Project Has Broken Ground in Rancho Cucamonga; KTGY Selected as Architect
KTGY was named the architect of Villaggio at Route 66, a 166-unit mixed-income apartment community located in Rancho Cucamonga. The project, which has broken ground, will consist of one, two and three-story buildings with spacious two and three-bedroom units, as well as a 5,600-square-foot community building, two tot lots, a pool and fitness center, business center, and an education center for residents. Grading is currently underway and foundations and slabs are expected to be poured next month.

Palin, Biden Change Dentists' Votes
The announcement of the vice presidential candidates is changing the votes of a significant number of dentists on both sides of the political fence, according to a recent survey by The Wealthy Dentist.

Economic Crisis Calls for Fast Action on Debt
Debt Advisers Direct warn anyone struggling with debt to seek expert debt advice as soon as possible, as the IMF predict in a new report that a severe global economic downturn may be on the horizon if world governments do not act together to prevent it.

Govt, Facing Harsh Criticism, Offers to Reshape Policy
As the opposition and the allies of the government severely criticised the official policy on the war on terror, PPP’s Mian Raza Rabbani offered during the in-camera session of parliament on Thursday that the government was ready to reshape its policy as per guidelines provided by parliament.

Pakistan, China signed 11 pacts
Pakistan and China on Wednesday signed 11 agreements, memorandums of understanding and protocols to enhance bilateral co-operation in trade, energy, infrastructure, agriculture.....