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Broadband expansion gets PUC OK
May 5, 2010The state's utilities regulators have given a new Maine telecommunications company the go-ahead to provide new broadband cable as part of the Three Ring Binder project.
May 5, 2010EMHS wins $13M for IT work
May 4, 2010Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems in Brewer is receiving more than $12.5 million in federal funds to boost its health information technology infrastructure.
May 4, 2010
Maine IT veteran eyes T4G growth
May 3, 2010B. J. Carter, the new head of T4G’s U.S. operations, exudes nothing but confidence from his new office that overlooks the Saco River and the Island Point Center mill complex.
May 3, 2010Fees in FairPoint case hit $500K
April 20, 2010Legal fees for two state offices representing Maine consumers in FairPoint's bankruptcy case have topped $500,000, and that amount is expected to rise.
April 20, 2010Canadian IT firm opening Saco office
April 16, 2010A $30 million Canadian IT services company is opening its first U.S. office in Saco and has tapped Maine IT veteran B.J. Carter to run it.
April 16, 2010FairPoint again seeking broadband funds
April 12, 2010FairPoint Communications Inc. is again seeking millions in federal stimulus funding to expand broadband Internet access to rural Maine.
April 12, 2010Law advances broadband project
April 8, 2010Gov. John Baldacci Tuesday signed a bill that ensures the Three Ring Binder broadband expansion can move forward.
April 8, 2010HealthInfoNet gets $5M boost
April 7, 2010The state's electronic medical records exchange has received nearly $5 million in federal stimulus funds to help it expand to the entire state.
April 7, 2010Wooing Google | Maine tries to entice the search engine giant to test high-speed network here
April 5, 2010Towns all across the country are trying anything to win the heart of America’s leading search engine company, Google. The mayor of Sarasota, Fla., jumped into a pool of sharks and Topeka, Kan., temporarily changed its name to Google.
April 5, 2010Data pace | Job creation starts with better use of technology in state government
April 5, 2010Mainers paying attention to the 2010 gubernatorial campaign will notice much talk about jobs.
April 5, 2010Could Portland be a Google city?
March 30, 2010The city of Portland entered the Google sweepstakes last week and hopes to be one of two U.S. communities chosen to run Google's fiber-optic cables to every dwelling with Internet speeds 100 times faster than broadband.
March 30, 2010Energy inventor eyes Yarmouth test site
March 9, 2010A California inventor is looking to Yarmouth as a test site for a $9 million water-to-hydrogen energy technology.
March 9, 2010
iProne | Software developers in Maine cash in on the app phenomenon
March 8, 2010Owners of Apple’s iPhone and iPod Touch have downloaded more than three billion applications in the year and a half since the company’s online store launched.
March 8, 2010
Wired for success | Portland tech firm connects state schools at light-speed
March 8, 2010On paper, it was just another project. But in the real world, it was an intricate feat of logistics and timing for Systems Engineering to bring wireless Internet access to some 300 Maine schools shuttered for the summer.
March 8, 2010New tech company counting on fish
March 3, 2010Two young entrepreneurs with an eclectic background in laser technology, marine engineering and sediment analysis have won a couple of startup grants to devise a new tool to help fish farmers.
March 3, 2010Software co. closing Caribou office
February 28, 2010A Georgia-based tax and accounting software firm is closing its Caribou office and relocating the facility's 70 employees.
February 28, 2010
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