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Are Markets the Answer to Energy Concerns?: Only those with a close eye on Congress were likely to notice the introduction of H.R. 3300 last week. But Kevin Hassett, in an opinion piece on Bloomberg.com today, shows that "the Coal-to-Liquid Fuel Marketing Act of 2007," is of interest to more than just hard-core politicos and ever- vigilant...; Tags: Alternative Energy, Hassett, Nunes Solution, Government, Jessica Stillman, Environmentalist, Idea, Coal; Blog posts 2007-08-06

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Brazilian operators demand number portability.(BRAZIL)(Brief Article): Luis Cerasoli, director of Regulatory Affairs at Embratel, and Carlos Nunes, vice president of Regulatory Affairs at GVT, requested that telecom regulator Anatel stop delaying the regulation that would allow number portability beginning in 2007. The number portability issue was included in the privatization...; Tags: Anatel Corp.; Research articles 2005-05-01

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