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- Public Storage gets $300 mln credit line
- DIAAF, TYRIA, CNVT, CPYE, GERI Have Also Been Added To Naked Short…
- … profiles, Earnings Call Transcripts, Economic news, company…
- Kroll’s Fraud Solutions Says 2006 Dramatically Changed the…

Public Storage gets $300 mln credit line
MarketWatch – Dec 29, 2006
65% as of Wednesday. Proceeds from the loan are being used, along with borrowings under Public Storage’s existing revolving credit agreement and cash on hand, to pre-pay obligations of affiliate Shurgard Self Storage SCA under 325 million collateralized notes. Public Storage’s borrowings under the credit agreement are due April 1, 2007, and the company expects to refinance outstanding amounts with more long-term financing on or before that date. Shares of the Glendale, Calif. , real estate investment trust closed Thursday at $97. -Contact: 201-938-5400.

DIAAF, TYRIA, CNVT, CPYE, GERI Have Also Been Added To Naked Short…
Free with registration – M2 Presswire – AccessMyLibrary.com – Dec 29, 2006
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… profiles, Earnings Call Transcripts, Economic news, company…
123Jump.com – Dec 29, 2006
Workflow integration with file-based media can translate into significant reductions in labor costs, improved quality and increased flexibility to quickly deploy new revenue-generating services. As a result, media companies are investing in digital content infrastructure that enables them to reliably deploy best-of-breed production and distribution solutions. Media companies are moving from manual dubbing, labeling and tape delivery processes to deployment of real-time server architectures to ingest digital media and make it immediately available for edit and production. Distribution is evolving from a tape-based playout model to a file-based media server infrastructure capable of both multi-channel real-time playout as well as file-based content delivery. According to Frost & Sullivan, the market for video servers used for ingest, production and distribution activities is expected to grow from $583 million in 2006 to $1. 2 billion in 2010, representing a compound annual growth rate of 20%. As digital media workflow migrates to a file-based approach, the need for centralized, high-bandwidth digital media file storage increases… 2 billion in 2010, representing a compound annual growth rate of 20%. As digital media workflow migrates to a file-based approach, the need for centralized, high-bandwidth digital media file storage increases. According to IDC, the market for capacity-optimized disk storage systems is expected to grow from $2. 2 billion in 2006 to $8. 6 billion in 2010, representing a compound annual growth rate of 41%. As more content exists in file format, media companies will need robust content management solutions to address the challenges of indexing and archiving all their digital content files. According to Frost & Sullivan, spending on digital asset management solutions is estimated to be $643 million in 2006, and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 27% to $1.

Kroll’s Fraud Solutions Says 2006 Dramatically Changed the…
Free with registration – Wireless News – AccessMyLibrary.com – Dec 29, 2006
com As 2006 draws to a close, national experts in data security report that high-profile data breaches, growing criminal sophistication, increased media attention and unprecedented legislative activity have changed perceptions and practices around identity theft and left an indelible mark on the business environment. “More has changed in the world of data protection and identity theft over the past year than in the prior six or seven years combined,” said Troy Allen, Chief operating officer at Kroll’s Fraud Solutions practice, and a recognized expert in the rapidly changing and complex world of data breaches and thefts. Allen attributes the spike in reported data breaches to more use of electronic data in day-to-day business, increasingly cheaper data storage options, proliferation of laptop computers and portable memory drives, and insufficient.