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• Tim Taylor

  - 2008-09-01

  Datamark named TIM TAYLOR search engine optimization editor. Taylor has more than 10 years of innovative web development and management experience for Fortune 500 companies. He holds a J.D. from the University of Arizona Law School.

  Tags: MARKETING, SEARCH, University of Arizona

• Planned Companies

  - 2008-02-06

  Planned Companies announced the addition of Jonathan Kessler as vice president of Business Development. Kessler joins Planned Companies from Kessler Trucking Company, LLC, a four-generation company based in Paterson, N.J. After college, he began his career with Kessler where he started at a junior level, and after 10 years grew...

  Tags: CAREER, MARKETING, psychology, SALES, Strategy, University of Arizona

• Hoffmann Architects, Inc

  - 2008-01-09

  Hoffmann Architects, Inc. has expanded its staff. Deborah J. Costantini, AIA rejoins Hoffmann Architects as a project architect. She brings over 15 years of experience in all phases of architectural investigation, design, document production and construction administration. Costantini is responsible for investigating and resolving water infiltration problems, construction...

  Tags: MARKETING, University of Arizona

• IBM and The University of Arizona announce collaborative initiative

  - 2006-10-20

  TELECOMWORLDWIRE-20 October 2006-IBM and The University of Arizona announce collaborative initiativeC1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com Information technology company IBM (NYSE:IBM) and The University of Arizona on Thursday (19 October) announced a new collaborative initiative to develop a course aimed at helping developers build online communities and social network systems...

  Tags: IBM Corp., INTERNET, MARKETING, University of Arizona

• Technology Competition On Social Networks - Paradoxes And Resolution

  BNET - 2006-08-14

  Competition of incompatible technologies can lead to outcomes where more than one technology takes a significant share of the market. Instant messengers are one such example, since a significant fraction of people uses more than one messenger, and no provider dominates the market. This outcome is contrary to the usual...

  Tags: University Of Arizona, Instant Messenger, Network, Paradox, Instant Messaging, Social Networking, Internet, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion

• University of Arizona millennial project begins longitudinal study on diversity

  - 2006-04-06

  The University of Arizona has launched a four-year longitudinal study centered on collecting attitudes about diversity from the Millennial Generation. Building on the results of a comprehensive survey of 4,500 UA undergraduate students, the Millennial Student Project seeks to gather information from students born roughly between 1982 and 1995....

  Tags: MARKETING, University of Arizona

• Archimedes screwed up.(History in the Media)(Archimedes' death ray)(Brief Article)

  - 2006-01-01

  Scientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Arizona have performed tests in San Francisco Bay to determine the feasibility of Archimedes' death ray. The researchers created a 300-sq-metre bronze and glass mirror to focus sunlight and set fire to a fishing boat 150ft...

  Tags: feasibility, MARKETING, media, sunlight, University of Arizona

• Revelers trying to topple goal post sought by University of Ariz. police.(Around the States)

  - 2005-12-01

  In a show of enforcement of anti-rioting policies, the University of Arizona police are asking the public to help identify five people it contends instigated post-game mayhem. Through its Web site and local media, the university is posting still video shots of five individuals...

  Tags: Games, INTERNET, MARKETING, University of Arizona

• Killer cotton.

  - 2005-11-02

  Nov 02, 2005 (New Scientist - ABIX via COMTEX) -- After eight seasons, pink bollworms are still being killed by the toxin produced by genetically modified cotton. This has surprised scientists, who...

  Tags: MARKETING, scientist, University of Arizona

• Building Knowledge Management System for Researching Terrorist Groups on the Web

  BNET - 2005-08-11

  The terrorist organizations have found a cost-effective resource to advance their courses by posting high-impact Web sites on the Internet. This alternate side of the Web is referred to as the 'Dark Web.' While counterterrorism researchers seek to obtain and analyze information from the Dark Web, several problems prevent effective...

  Tags: University Of Arizona, Knowledge Management System, Web, Knowledge Management, Channel Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Marketing