Si TV reshuffle: Will a revamped Si TV management team succeed?

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Jeff Valdez, resigned as programming director of Si TV, the nation's first all-English-language cable network targeting Hispanic viewers ages 18 to 34 and was replaced by Edward Leon, Senior Vice President of production, reporting to CEO Michael Schwimmer. Valdez who created Si TV in 1997, remains board chair as the network plans major marketing initiatives to beat the competition and he hopes that by 2007 Si TV will grow and its brand recognition will increase.

Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Executive changes & profiles, Cable and other pay TV services, Officials and employees, Cable television broadcasting industry, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Valdez, Jeff, Si TV

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Continuing to shine: prospects for the outsourcing sector are as bright as ever

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Despite the terrorist attacks and the shaky economy, the outlook for outsourcing firms is quite positive. According to Gartner Dataquest, the global market for business process outsourcing will increase to $543.48 billion by 2004. Business spending on IT outsourcing is expected to hit $700.3 billion in 2005, with spending on accounting and financial outsourcing totalling $37.7 billion by 2004.

Sales & consumption, World, Employment Placement Agencies, Employment agencies, Statistical Data Included, Employment services, Outsourcing

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The future is now

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Various concepts of engines, that the U.S. and foreign automakers are offering consumers, as alternatives to petroleum fuel are presented. These are the hybrids that contain a gasoline engine and an electric motor, fuel cell engines and modern efficient diesel engines.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Internal combustion engines, not elsewhere classified, Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing, Multi Fuel Engines, Innovations, Automobile industry, Market trend/market analysis, Automobiles, Automobile engines, Industry forecasts, Hybrid engines

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