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Seattle Times
Bellevue Towers, other new condo projects cutting price
July 14th, 2009 - The developer of the region's tallest luxury condo towers says it's cutting prices an average of 20 percent in hopes of kick-starting sales.
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Computerworld
Teo launches unified communications system to integrate with Microsoft Exchange
July 13th 2009 - Teo will launch a new unified communications system that integrates with Microsoft Exchange late this year, the company announced today at Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference in New Orleans.
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FierceVoIP
Teo promotes US-centric UC solution for government
July 13th 2009 - Teo, a telecommunications company specializing in security, announced a Microsoft-based unified communications system it hopes to market to government agencies receiving stimulus dollars.
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Enterprise VoIP Planet
Teo Announces Simple-but-Elegant UC System
July 13, 2009 - The difference may seem subtle, but executives at Teo say their approach to unified communications (UC) could have a profound impact on the user experience when it comes to meshing voice, fax, e-mail, and other functions in a single application.
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News Tribune
Nisqually tribe gives more than $480,000
July 9th, 2009 - The Nisqually Indian tribe recently awarded more than $480,000 to South Sound nonprofit agencies, according to the tribe. Recipients include the Thurston County Food Bank, the YWCA, the Washington Scholarship Foundation and Rebuilding Together South Sound.
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CRM Magazine
Search Engineering
July 1st, 2009 - Your customers are searching for you. Unfortunately, if you don't come to grips with search engine marketing, you're making it harder for them to find you.
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BtoB Magazine
Vertafore kicks off ad campaign
June 24th, 2009 – Seattle—Vertafore, which provides software, services and information to the insurance industry, has debuted a campaign called “I Heart Vertafore.”
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Fast Company blog
Customer Retention in Tough Times
July 21st, 2009 - Economic downturns can wreak havoc on businesses. As a business owner or manager, it's important to make an honest, accurate assessment of your situation and take the necessary steps to remain healthy.
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Insurance Networking News
Vertafore Reports 3.4 million Real-Time Transactions in First Quarter
June 1st, 2009 – Vertafore, a provider of software and services to the insurance industry, today announced that TransactNOW and PL Rating facilitated more than 3.4 million agency-carrier transactions in the first quarter of 2009.
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KOMO News
The juice is loose!
May 15th, 2009 – See your lemon. Touch your lemon. Embrace your lemon.
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Seattle PI.com
Will you embrace this Seattle ad agency's lemons?
May 14th, 2009 – Friday at 7 a.m., commuters at South King Street station will be greeted by lemons. They'll move to Westlake Center and Pike Place Market by 11 a.m., and later, to Safeco Field, where the Mariners will take on the Boston Red Sox.
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Puget Sound Business Journal BizTalk Blog
Worktank's big lemon campaign
May 13th, 2009 – It’s not every day that a six-foot-tall lemon comes calling. That was my first thought when I was summoned to the front desk at the Business Journal and was greeted by a woman in a lemon suit telling me how to turn lemons into lemonade.
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Technology Decisions
Vertafore Upgrades Producer Plus Product
May 11th, 2009 – Vertafore, a provider of market-leading software and services to the insurance industry, has announced the availability of Producer Plus 1.5, an upgrade to the existing software program that enables commercial insurance agents to grow their business and close sales.
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DM News
Creative campaigns from Sheetz, AT&T and Jameson Irish Whiskey
April 20th, 2009 – When Sheetz, a gas station and convenience restaurant chain, wanted to raise awareness of its made-to-order coffee, it tapped Smith Brothers Agency and Harmelin Media for an integrated campaign.
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InternetNews
Marchex Taps Local Search Opportunities: Search for local commerce is enhanced by mobile offering
February 13, 2009 - Imagine you need to find a sport medicine doctor, legal services, a muffler specialist or some other resource in your community. Those old enough to remember the ad slogan "Let your fingers do the walking" may still use the big Yellow Pages book to find such services.
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MediaPost Publications
Marchex Moves Platform Into Mobile
February 9th, 2009 - Local search ad company Marchex has broadened its ad platform, allowing brands to reach into mobile phones.
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TechFlash
Q&A: Marchex's Christothoulou on local online advertising
February 6th, 2009 - After spending the past six years identifying acquisition targets for Marchex, Peter Christothoulou has a new role at the Seattle online advertising business.
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TechFlash
Marchex Goes Mobile
February 4th, 2009 - Marchex said today that it has optimized its business profile pages for mobile devices, allowing small businesses to track click throughs and calls generated from smart phones.
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Seattle Times
The State of Washington and the Port of Seattle Show
How to Respond to the Recession
Seattle Times editorial
December 1, 2008 — The Port of Seattle and the state of Washington are showing how to respond to a sharp recession.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
In the Lap of Luxury at the Four Seasons
SEATTLE — October 27, 2008 — After a five-year absence, the Four Seasons name is returning to Seattle, and the company
is confident it can draw customers to premium lodgings even in straitened times.
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Forbes
Four Seasons Hotel Seattle Opens Oct. 27
The Four Seasons Seattle is back. After closing its doors in 2003, the venerable name will reopen in a new $150 million, 21-story hotel and condominium tower in the city's downtown, adjacent
to Pike Place Market and Seattle Art Museum.
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Puget Sound Business Journal
Laid–back Scene Belies a Hard Charging Worktank
SEATTLE — October 24, 2008 — When Leslie Rugaber and Melinda Partin decided to launch their own advertising agency in 2001, they each kicked in $15,000, mindful of the adage that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
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Seattle Post–Intelligencer
Interbay Closer to Becoming a Neighborhood
SEATTLE — October 9, 2008 — Interbay — or at least a part of it — took a big step toward becoming a neighborhood Wednesday,
following a Seattle City Council committee decision to allow a long-sought rezone.
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Daily Candy
Carbon Admissions
SEATTLE — September 26, 2008 — You wouldn’t hurt a fly. Sure, if it were circling your stir-fry you’d swat. But when it comes to matters
other than hygiene, your policy is do no harm.
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Reuters
Bremerton Hosts National Urban Waterfront
Redevelopment Conference
BREMERTON, WA — July 28, 2008 — The ferry ride between Seattle and the Navy seaport town of Bremerton on Washington's Kitsap Peninsula is a scenic sailing across Puget Sound and through winding Rich Passage. But what to do once you get there has always been the question. Play pool? Go bowling?
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The Seattle Times
Welcome, Hainan Airlines
SEATTLE — June 11, 2008 — Thre days of festivities are helping celebrate new, non–stop service between Beijing and Seattle. Hainan offers the only direct connection.
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USA Today
Seattle–Beijing Trips Begin
SEATTLE — June 9, 2008 — The Seattle-Tacoma area, which has a large Asian population, finally has non-stop flight service to China.
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Fox News
Dalai Lama Avoids Topic of Tibet in First Appearance at
Seattle Conference
SEATTLE — April 12, 2008 — In his first public appearances since arriving for a five-day conference on compassion, the Dalai Lama
sidestepped a question about the turmoil in his native Tibet, instead talking about how dialogue and respect
are the tools for transforming enemies.
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The Seattle Times
On the Up and Up
SEATTLE — April 6, 2008 — To understand the value we in the Seattle area put on going high and looking far these days, get into the stairwell of a condominium tower and count your way up the thousand–dollar steps.
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