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Health care industry wins $11.5M boost
February 15, 2010Maine's health care industry will receive $11.5 million in federal economic stimulus money, including funds to expand the HealthInfoNet program, Gov. John Baldacci announced today.
February 15, 2010FairPoint ordered to rebate customers
February 9, 2010The U.S. Bankruptcy Court has ordered FairPoint Communications to begin paying rebates to customers in March to compensate for poor service.
February 9, 2010New company to lead broadband project
February 9, 2010A new company has been formed to lead a broadband expansion plan known as the Three Ring Binder project.
February 9, 2010
Gamesmanship | An Auburn entrepreneur makes a game out of preparedness
February 8, 2010Every manager has been in tight spots.
February 8, 2010FairPoint files bankruptcy plan
February 7, 2010After two months of delays, FairPoint Communications Inc. filed its bankruptcy reorganization plan today in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York, according to the Associated Press.
February 7, 2010Telecom firms to fund FairPoint costs
February 3, 2010A legislative committee has approved charging Maine's telecommunications companies $100,000 for an attorney to represent the state in FairPoint's bankruptcy case.
February 3, 2010FairPoint, unions reach tentative deal
February 2, 2010Two days after postponing its bankruptcy reorganization filing, FairPoint Communications has reached a tentative contract agreement with unions in northern New England.
February 2, 2010PUC denies FairPoint investigation
February 1, 2010State utilities regulators have denied a request for an investigation into FairPoint's billing practices, the latest development in a dispute between the North Carolina-based telecommunications company and a Biddeford phone and Internet service pr
February 1, 2010Bill to limit UMS broadband role debated
January 27, 2010A bill backed by FairPoint that would restrict the University of Maine System from providing broadband services to other institutions was hotly debated yesterday in a legislative committee hearing.
January 27, 2010FairPoint names Maine operations president
January 21, 2010FairPoint Communications has tapped a 40-year veteran of the telecommunications industry as the company's Maine state president.
January 21, 2010GWI requests FairPoint investigation
January 14, 2010The dispute between Biddeford-based GWI and FairPoint is heating up again, now that GWI has petitioned state regulators to investigate FairPoint's business practices.
January 14, 2010Maine gets second broadband grant
January 12, 2010Maine is receiving nearly $1.8 million for a broadband planning and mapping project.
January 12, 2010Feds scrap marine nav system
January 6, 2010A 53-year-old marine navigation system is being shut down, despite protests from Maine companies that develop the technology.
January 6, 2010UMS broadband involvement challenged
December 29, 2009Two state lawmakers are proposing ways to limit the University of Maine System's involvement in plans to expand the state's broadband access.
December 29, 2009Fairchild settles lawsuit with competitor
December 28, 2009Fairchild Semiconductor in Portland has reached a settlement with a German company over patent lawsuits.
December 28, 2009
Donor delivery | A conversation with David Unger, president of Total Community Manager in Cape Elizabeth
December 28, 2009Founded: July 2009Employees: Three independent contractorsStartup costs: $95,000Projected revenue, year one: $50,000
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