Posts Tagged ‘communications’

Keeping Our Eye On: Pamela Weaver

Age: 28 Hometown: Ocean Springs Education: University of Southern Mississippi, BA in radio, television, and film, BS in political science Current Position: Communications director, Office of the Mississippi Secretary of State “I’ve had the unique opportunity to travel around the world,” Weaver says. “My family finally settled on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and I consider [...] [...]

MSWIN successfully demonstrated

by Wally Northway Published: August 31,2009

Tags: communications, emergency preparedness, state government

GULFPORT — Gov. Haley Barbour has conducted the first public demonstration of a new wireless emergency communications network designed to allow officials and first responders to communicate quickly and effectively in times of crisis. In a demonstration staged from the emergency operations center at the National Guard Headquarters in Gulfport, which would serve as the [...] [...]

Study: State needs improved Internet speed

by Wally Northway Published: August 25,2009

Tags: communications, technology

WASHINGTON — New research indicates that between 2007 and 2009, the average download Internet speed in the United States has increased by only 1.6 megabits per second (mbps), from 3.5 mbps in 2007 to 5.1 mbps in 2009. And, Mississippi ranks last in connectivity speed in the U.S. The Speed Matters Speed Test, a project [...] [...]

State settles with DISH

by Wally Northway Published: July 21,2009

Tags: communications, government, lawsuit

JACKSON — Attorney General Jim Hood announced that DISH Network, LLC, will pay $5.991 million to settle consumer protection allegations with attorneys general in 46 states. Mississippi is expected to receive $125,000 of the total settlement for attorney’s fees and other costs of investigation and litigation and/or for future public protection purposes such as consumer [...] [...]

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