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A Hawk Alights on Energy Issue

Several prominent Americans known for their hawkish views, such as former CIA director James Woolsey, are lobbying strongly for alternative forms of energy.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.02.2004

New Hitches for Galileo

The Americans talk of "negotiations" while the Europeans use the term "discussions."

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New Post of Director of National Intelligence ?

The Democrat senator from California, Diane Feinstein, once again called on the Senate on Feb. 5 to overhaul the American [...]

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American Lobbyist for Iraqis

To land contracts for the reconstruction of their country Iraqi firms proceed exactly as everybody else - they hire American [...]

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The Women Who Found the Mole

Nobody talked about it at the time but it was [...]

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A Counter-Weight to Military-Industrial Lobby ?

Board members of the Business Executives for National Security (BENS) hail mainly from the private sector. Many work in the [...]

Free access 30.01.2004

Spotlight | INTELLIGENCE
Can CIA Be Run Like a Private Company ?

Would the "best practices" of big private corporations triumph over the huge bureaucratic machine of an intelligence agency like the CIA? Unquestionably, the executive director of the CIA, A.B. "Buzzy" Krongard, believes they could. This week a working group from [.

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WASHINGTON
Budget Cuts for Military Intelligence

A major close-down of U.S. bases planned for 2005 will include the closure of intelligence units as well. This was [...]

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INTELLIGENCE
SAIC Recruiting Intelligence Pros

The runaway rise in Washington's Homeland Security and counter-terrorism budgets has led to a surge in demand for intelligence experts. The SAIC group has launched a campaign to fill no less than 2,400 jobs.

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DATA MINING
Counter-Terrorism a Front ?

Can mathematics be used to press the fight against terrorism. Or would it be just a way to create huge intelligence-gathering systems with applications ranging from marketing to business intelligence and political control ?

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TERRORISM
No Finding Before July?

Tempers are rising concerning the forthcoming report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States that is chaired by the former Republican governor of New Jersey, Thomas Kean an ex Democrat representative from Indiana.

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WASHINGTON
Menatep's Bi-Partisan Approach

Set up before Mikhail Khodorkovsky boss of Yukos and founder of the Menatep bank, was jailed, Menatep's lobbying network in North Africa has since proved to be useful in the trial of strength with the Kremlin.

Subscribers only 29.01.2004

WASHINGTON
Airscan in Iraq

The highly discreet firm Airscan, one of the rare private operators of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the world, has [...]

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WASHINGTON
CompTIA Pushes its Case

Thomas Santianello, manager for public policy at the American computer industry's powerful public relations group, Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), [...]

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WASHINGTON
Money and the Means for FinCEN

As a result of the Patriot Act in 2001, the U.S. anti-laundering agency FinCEN will see its authority soon extend to the loans and real estate fields after including insurance companies and brokerages in its brief.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 29.01.2004

LOBBYING
Private Olympic Diplomacy

Cities that want to host the Olympic Games used to rely on official entities to promote their cause. Now, however, they are turning to the business world to find experts - even foreign ones - to vaunt their merits.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 29.01.2004

BOSTON
NSA and CIA Drop in on SCIP

For the first time, the big annual conference of the [...]

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WASHINGTON, FEB. 24-26
What Relationship Between Homeland Security and Homeland Defense ?

Whether from the public or private sector, the leading American [...]

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WASHINGTON
Billy Tauzin

Representative from Louisiana in Congress for the past 20 years [...]

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INTELLIGENCE
Interoperable Soldiers and Civilians

In what could be viewed as both a technological and political revolution, defense and internal security systems will shortly become interoperable in the United States as well between the U.S. and its allies.

Subscribers only 15.01.2004

MASSIVE DATA
Taking Up the TIA Torch

The defunct Total Information Awareness (TIA) promoted by the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency (DARPA) seems to keep popping up in new forms. Now we have HSARPA.

Subscribers only 15.01.2004

SAN DIEGO
Privatizing U.S. Military Aid to Georgia

The future seems rosy for the Cubic firm in San Diego, California. A reporter for the British daily The Guardian [...]

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WASHINGTON
Integrating the Data Bases

Between now and the end of May, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will choose a winner among three companies [...]

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WASHINGTON
Bradley Buckles

After spending his entire career with the Bureau of Alcohol, [...]

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Defense Information Systems Agency

Some 100 Defense Department facilities will soon be linked together [...]

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A Hawk Alights on Energy Issue

New Hitches for Galileo

New Post of Director of National Intelligence ?

American Lobbyist for Iraqis

The Women Who Found the Mole

A Counter-Weight to Military-Industrial Lobby ?

Spotlight | INTELLIGENCE
Can CIA Be Run Like a Private Company ?

WASHINGTON
Budget Cuts for Military Intelligence

INTELLIGENCE
SAIC Recruiting Intelligence Pros

DATA MINING
Counter-Terrorism a Front ?

TERRORISM
No Finding Before July?

WASHINGTON
Menatep's Bi-Partisan Approach

WASHINGTON
Airscan in Iraq

WASHINGTON
CompTIA Pushes its Case

WASHINGTON
Money and the Means for FinCEN

LOBBYING
Private Olympic Diplomacy

BOSTON
NSA and CIA Drop in on SCIP

WASHINGTON, FEB. 24-26
What Relationship Between Homeland Security and Homeland Defense ?

WASHINGTON
Billy Tauzin

INTELLIGENCE
Interoperable Soldiers and Civilians

MASSIVE DATA
Taking Up the TIA Torch

SAN DIEGO
Privatizing U.S. Military Aid to Georgia

WASHINGTON
Integrating the Data Bases

WASHINGTON
Bradley Buckles

Defense Information Systems Agency

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A Hawk Alights on Energy Issue

New Hitches for Galileo

New Post of Director of National Intelligence ?

American Lobbyist for Iraqis

The Women Who Found the Mole

A Counter-Weight to Military-Industrial Lobby ?

Spotlight | INTELLIGENCE Can CIA Be Run Like a Private Company ?

WASHINGTON Budget Cuts for Military Intelligence

INTELLIGENCE SAIC Recruiting Intelligence Pros

DATA MINING Counter-Terrorism a Front ?

TERRORISM No Finding Before July?

WASHINGTON Menatep's Bi-Partisan Approach

WASHINGTON Airscan in Iraq

WASHINGTON CompTIA Pushes its Case

WASHINGTON Money and the Means for FinCEN

LOBBYING Private Olympic Diplomacy

BOSTON NSA and CIA Drop in on SCIP

WASHINGTON, FEB. 24-26 What Relationship Between Homeland Security and Homeland Defense ?

WASHINGTON Billy Tauzin

INTELLIGENCE Interoperable Soldiers and Civilians

MASSIVE DATA Taking Up the TIA Torch

SAN DIEGO Privatizing U.S. Military Aid to Georgia

WASHINGTON Integrating the Data Bases

WASHINGTON Bradley Buckles

Defense Information Systems Agency

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Spotlight | INTELLIGENCE
Can CIA Be Run Like a Private Company ?

WASHINGTON
Budget Cuts for Military Intelligence

INTELLIGENCE
SAIC Recruiting Intelligence Pros

DATA MINING
Counter-Terrorism a Front ?

TERRORISM
No Finding Before July?

WASHINGTON
Menatep's Bi-Partisan Approach

WASHINGTON
Airscan in Iraq

WASHINGTON
CompTIA Pushes its Case

WASHINGTON
Money and the Means for FinCEN

LOBBYING
Private Olympic Diplomacy

BOSTON
NSA and CIA Drop in on SCIP

WASHINGTON, FEB. 24-26
What Relationship Between Homeland Security and Homeland Defense ?

WASHINGTON
Billy Tauzin

INTELLIGENCE
Interoperable Soldiers and Civilians

MASSIVE DATA
Taking Up the TIA Torch

SAN DIEGO
Privatizing U.S. Military Aid to Georgia

WASHINGTON
Integrating the Data Bases

WASHINGTON
Bradley Buckles