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Bigger Budget for Beers

The U.S. State Department's undersecretary in charge of public diplomacy, Charlotte Beers, looks set to obtain the money she claims [...]

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Hill and Knowlton Back Vietnam

How times change. One of the lobbying firms that employs the biggest number of former U.S. government officials, Hill and [...]

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The Rendon Group's generosity

The lobbying concern most involved in projecting the Pentagon's views concerning a possible military intervention in Iraq, The Rendon Group, [...]

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NATO Could Deploy Eastwards

On the advice of U.S. deputy defense secretary Paul Wolfowitz, the new NATO commander in Europe, gen. James Jones, has [...]

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Poindexter Shuns Files

Admiral John Poindexter, head of DARPA's Information Awareness Office, apparently learned a lesson from his conviction for obstruction of justice [...]

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Sandy Kress

One of the most influential American business groups, Business Roundtable, [...]

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NEW YORK
Frank Holder

Kroll Worldwide has brought some fresh talent into its senior [...]

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NEW YORK
Will Intelligence Agencies Start Enforcing International Law?

Apart from its political impact on the Iraqi crisis, U.S. [...]

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WASHINGTON
Tom McDermott

The former deputy director for information system security at the [...]

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Spotlight | SECURITY
Why Cyber Security Can't be Absolute

A spy case that began unfolding before a court near Washington on Jan. 14 underscores the limits of security on the Intelink network, the U.S. intelligence community's intranet that was considered the most secure of government communications systems when it [.

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WASHINGTON
Eskew's Future

A small lobbying concern set up some years ago by Tucker Eskew looks set to grow considerably in future. Founded [...]

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WASHINGTON
How Much is Risk Market Worth?

The market for geopolitical intelligence is slowly coming into its own, as a first survey in North America tends to confirm.

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WASHINGTON
Kimber McKenzie

A U.S. Air Force specialist in space intelligence, Kimber McKenzie, [...]

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NEW YORK
Allen Love

The head of KPMG's investigative division, Allen Love, has gone [...]

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NEW YORK
Mike Moran

The lobbying concern Edelman has staked out a position on [...]

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WASHINGTON, JAN. 24
Conclave for Lobbyists

The annual summit of the Public Affairs Council, one of [...]

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WASHINGTON, JAN. 26
North Atlantic Assembly on Iraq

The North Atlantic Assembly will open a parliamentary session in [...]

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NEW YORK, JAN. 29
Confidence Building

Jonathan Herman, a partner in the Dorsey and Whitney law [...]

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Weak Signals

In Washington, end to leeway for mutual funds. American mutual [...]

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NEW YORK
CitiGroup Chooses its Government Lobbyist

The New York headquarters of Citigroup succeeded in mid-December in hiring President George W. Bush's advisor for legislative issues. Nicholas [...]

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WASHINGTON
Lone Star Fights Back

The Texas oil company Lone Star is getting a lot of help from lawyers and ex-intelligence operatives in its legal tussle with a Saudi Arabian group and Morocco.

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WASHINGTON
Got Your Cyber Security License?

The Bush administration seems determined to regulate the information security business and bring it closer into the orbit of federal agencies.

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WASHINGTON, JANUARY 8
A full briefing on the state of information security

The leading lights of cyber security in the U.S. were [...]

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WASHINGTON, JANUARY 13
Tom Ridge is gradually moving into his quarters

The moving date for much of the equipment and furniture [...]

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Conflicts

Even though U.S. military action appears likely in weeks to [...]

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Bigger Budget for Beers

Hill and Knowlton Back Vietnam

The Rendon Group's generosity

NATO Could Deploy Eastwards

Poindexter Shuns Files

Sandy Kress

NEW YORK
Frank Holder

NEW YORK
Will Intelligence Agencies Start Enforcing International Law?

WASHINGTON
Tom McDermott

Spotlight | SECURITY
Why Cyber Security Can't be Absolute

WASHINGTON
Eskew's Future

WASHINGTON
How Much is Risk Market Worth?

WASHINGTON
Kimber McKenzie

NEW YORK
Allen Love

NEW YORK
Mike Moran

WASHINGTON, JAN. 24
Conclave for Lobbyists

WASHINGTON, JAN. 26
North Atlantic Assembly on Iraq

NEW YORK, JAN. 29
Confidence Building

Weak Signals

NEW YORK
CitiGroup Chooses its Government Lobbyist

WASHINGTON
Lone Star Fights Back

WASHINGTON
Got Your Cyber Security License?

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 8
A full briefing on the state of information security

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 13
Tom Ridge is gradually moving into his quarters

Conflicts

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Bigger Budget for Beers

Hill and Knowlton Back Vietnam

The Rendon Group's generosity

NATO Could Deploy Eastwards

Poindexter Shuns Files

Sandy Kress

NEW YORK Frank Holder

NEW YORK Will Intelligence Agencies Start Enforcing International Law?

WASHINGTON Tom McDermott

Spotlight | SECURITY Why Cyber Security Can't be Absolute

WASHINGTON Eskew's Future

WASHINGTON How Much is Risk Market Worth?

WASHINGTON Kimber McKenzie

NEW YORK Allen Love

NEW YORK Mike Moran

WASHINGTON, JAN. 24 Conclave for Lobbyists

WASHINGTON, JAN. 26 North Atlantic Assembly on Iraq

NEW YORK, JAN. 29 Confidence Building

Weak Signals

NEW YORK CitiGroup Chooses its Government Lobbyist

WASHINGTON Lone Star Fights Back

WASHINGTON Got Your Cyber Security License?

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 8 A full briefing on the state of information security

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 13 Tom Ridge is gradually moving into his quarters

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NEW YORK
Frank Holder

NEW YORK
Will Intelligence Agencies Start Enforcing International Law?

WASHINGTON
Tom McDermott

Spotlight | SECURITY
Why Cyber Security Can't be Absolute

WASHINGTON
Eskew's Future

WASHINGTON
How Much is Risk Market Worth?

WASHINGTON
Kimber McKenzie

NEW YORK
Allen Love

NEW YORK
Mike Moran

WASHINGTON, JAN. 24
Conclave for Lobbyists

WASHINGTON, JAN. 26
North Atlantic Assembly on Iraq

NEW YORK, JAN. 29
Confidence Building

NEW YORK
CitiGroup Chooses its Government Lobbyist

WASHINGTON
Lone Star Fights Back

WASHINGTON
Got Your Cyber Security License?

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 8
A full briefing on the state of information security

WASHINGTON, JANUARY 13
Tom Ridge is gradually moving into his quarters