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Penumbra & Kroll Square Off

The private British intelligence firm Penumbra Partners has declared outright war on Kroll because of an erroneous news report involving the Oryx company.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 05.12.2002

Weak Signals

ASKING CORPORATE LEADERS to respond publicly to attacks against their [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 05.12.2002

Anthony Payne

The British lobbyist Anthony Payne, a specialist in financial issues [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.2002

Former Ties between MI6 and Al Qaeda

A report in Intelligence Online on Nov. 15, 2001 revealed that MI6 operatives had provided strong support in 1996 to [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Panel to Assess Intelligence Effort

When the U.S. Congress approved the intelligence community's budget for 2003 on November 14-15 almost unanimously little was said openly [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Berezosky's Mouthpiece in U.K

According to sources close to the Foreign Office, the London-based public relations firm Lowe Bell Communications was contracted by controversial [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Limits to Ethical Lobbying

The offensive against BAT because of its links with Burma's military government stand as a lesson for those who defend the concept of corporate social responsibility.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.11.2002

NATO Summit as Seen by London

British defense secretary Geoff Hoon will report on the results [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Weak signals

IN WASHINGTON, MICHAEL ROBINSON, spokesman for Securities and Exchange Commission boss Harvey Pitt, has left his job to take up work as a consultant for the lobbying firm Hill and Knowlton.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.11.2002

GCHQ Gets the Wrong Number

In a report to British prime minister Tony Blair last week, the government communications commissioner noted that the Government Communications [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Tom Ridge Checks Out the British

The head of the new U.S. Office of Homeland Security, Tom Ridge, was in London on Nov. 6-7 to speak [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Internal Strains at Kroll

Kroll Worldwide has just hired several financial auditors who previously worked for Arthur Andersen. Most have been assigned to Europe, [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Martin Kohlhaussen

A well-known and highly respected figure in the City of London, Martin Kohlhaussen, has just been named to the supervisory [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Global Milsatcom 2002

Most of Europe's leading experts from both public and private [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

The Many Lives of Victor Bout

The British Foreign Office service that fights against the proliferation of weapons has uncovered the true identity - or rather [...]

Subscribers only 24.10.2002

Fresh Accusations Against FSB

The bomb attacks in Moscow and Volgodonsk that killed 300 people in September, 1999 were organized by the Russian domestic [...]

Subscribers only 24.10.2002

Hakluyt Takes on Europe

The private British intelligence agency Hakluyt has offered its services on several occasions in Brussels and Paris in recent weeks. [...]

Subscribers only 24.10.2002

Burson to Handle BT’s PR

The London office of Burson-Marsteller has just picked up a contract from British Telecom to handle public relations for the [...]

Subscribers only 24.10.2002

Chadlington Rides to John Major’s Rescue

One of London’s leading PR men, Peter Chadlington, who founded the Shandwick agency, is planning a campaign to limit attacks [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

Protecting Data

Britain has managed to win Finland, Sweden and Australia over [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

State of Play in Market

The Global Milsatcom 2002 conference will be held in London [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

A British research team has made a breakthrough in producing an unbreakable encryption system that can transmit quantum-encrypted data over a distance of over 10 km. The regular use of light to encrypt data is now within reach.

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

Re-Make for Burson’s "Social" Staff

The PR giant Burson-Marsteller is gradually loosening its ties with Richard Aylard, former Royal Navy commander and ex-private secretary to [...]

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

Chinese Oil Men Suspected of Software Heist

The arrest of a Chinese national accused of stealing seismic-imaging software underlines the aggressiveness of Chinese oil companies.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.09.2002

Future of Ballistic Missiles.

Smi Conferences is organizing a Global Missiles Summit 2002 conference [...]

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

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All articles - United Kingdom

Penumbra & Kroll Square Off

Weak Signals

Anthony Payne

Former Ties between MI6 and Al Qaeda

Panel to Assess Intelligence Effort

Berezosky's Mouthpiece in U.K

Limits to Ethical Lobbying

NATO Summit as Seen by London

Weak signals

GCHQ Gets the Wrong Number

Tom Ridge Checks Out the British

Internal Strains at Kroll

Martin Kohlhaussen

Global Milsatcom 2002

The Many Lives of Victor Bout

Fresh Accusations Against FSB

Hakluyt Takes on Europe

Burson to Handle BT’s PR

Chadlington Rides to John Major’s Rescue

Protecting Data

State of Play in Market

Breakthrough in Encryption

Re-Make for Burson’s "Social" Staff

Chinese Oil Men Suspected of Software Heist

Future of Ballistic Missiles.

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Penumbra & Kroll Square Off

Weak Signals

Anthony Payne

Former Ties between MI6 and Al Qaeda

Panel to Assess Intelligence Effort

Berezosky's Mouthpiece in U.K

Limits to Ethical Lobbying

NATO Summit as Seen by London

Weak signals

GCHQ Gets the Wrong Number

Tom Ridge Checks Out the British

Internal Strains at Kroll

Martin Kohlhaussen

Global Milsatcom 2002

The Many Lives of Victor Bout

Fresh Accusations Against FSB

Hakluyt Takes on Europe

Burson to Handle BT’s PR

Chadlington Rides to John Major’s Rescue

Protecting Data

State of Play in Market

Breakthrough in Encryption

Re-Make for Burson’s "Social" Staff

Chinese Oil Men Suspected of Software Heist

Future of Ballistic Missiles.

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites