Business TV fights the intranet invasion

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Many corporations that relied on business television networks to convey internal corporate communications have turned to their internal intranets for that purpose. Mediasat, a business television provider, has started a satellite-based private network service for companies in Australia and New Zealand. Companies can link this network to their existing Internet infrastructure. Paul Mullen, managing director of Mediasat, says the company's business television enterprise will incorporate more Internet technology to meet the needs of corporate intranet users.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Satellite Telecommunications, New Zealand, Satellite TV Communications, Planning, Usage, Telecommunications systems, Business enterprises, Satellite communications services industry, Satellite television, Intranets, Business television networks, Business networks (Television), Mullen, Paul, Mediasat

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Adler seeks long-term assurance

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Rodney Adler, former chief executive of FAI Insurances Ltd., received more than $60 million from the FAI buyout and is now a private investor. He has investment stakes in telecommunications company One.Tel and Internet marketing firm NetX Communications. Adler has also joined 11 other investors to form Tinshed, a $1.2 million investment group for technology start-ups. Adler may next invest in the industrial sector.

Venture Capital Companies, Miscellaneous Intermediation, Other Financial Vehicles, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Miscellaneous Investing, Misc Investing, Internet, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Investments, Adler, Rodney, One.Tel Ltd., NetX Communications, FAI Insurances Ltd.

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Australia's IT wizards

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Australia is becoming increasingly known for its leadership in information technology, and several leaders and their areas of expertise, management style, and accomplishments are profiled. There is a shortage of women in the executive ranks of the technology world. Women have traditionally not been "self-promoters" in the information technology industry.

Business services, not elsewhere classified, All Other Business Support Services, Other Business Svcs NEC, High technology industry, Women, Cover Story, Information services, Business services, Bertrand, John, Wallner, George, Radman, Alan, Schillaci, Lou, Cattermole, Lyndsey, Jackson, Beth, Allen, Roger, Buckeridge, Roger

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