Talent Zoo Files Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against Jobster
ATLANTA, GA (PRWEB) September 1, 2005
Talent Zoo, one of the country’s leading recruiting firms and online job boards, filed a trademark infringement lawsuit on last Monday in federal court in Atlanta, Georgia against Jobster, Inc. regarding Jobster’s use of the confusingly similar mark “Work Zoo.”
Last month Jobster announced a potential merger with Work Zoo, another job placement firm. Jobster’s ongoing unauthorized use of the “WorkZoo” name and logo in its promotional material and publications, including prominent placement on Jobster’s website and in press releases, has caused Talent Zoo to file this lawsuit. Talent Zoo is represented by Marc Hershovitz, a former aid to Georgia Governor Roy Barnes, and Troutman Sanders, one of the largest law firms in the country.
Talent Zoo recently settled a prior trademark infringement lawsuit with Work Zoo. Jobster was not a party to that litigation. “Talent Zoo always takes the protection of its name and intellectual property very seriously,” explained Talent Zoo’s president Rick Myers. “The ‘Talent Zoo’ mark has tremendous value and recognition in the on-line recruiting and job community built up over years in the marketplace, and we can’t allow any damage to that value,” added Myers.
About Talent Zoo: Founded in 1996, Talent Zoo is North America’s premier employment resource specializing in recruiting and online job placement for the advertising, marketing, and public relations industries. Focusing on account service and creative jobs, Talent Zoo performs both agency and client side searches. Chosen as Forbes “Best of the Web” for online job boards, TalentZoo.com has developed into a forum for discussion of trends, events, and employment issues in the communications industry. For more information on Talent Zoo’s job postings and recruiting services, please visit www.talentzoo.com or call 404-607-1955.
Civil action file number: 105-cv2185.
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FiberLight Connects Georgia Tech?s Research and Data Center Facilities in Atlanta
FiberLight Connects Georgia Tech’s Research and Data Center Facilities in Atlanta
Atlanta, GA (Vocus) November 1, 2010
FiberLight Connects Georgia Tech’s Research and Data Center Facilities in Atlanta
FiberLight provides infrastructure and connectivity between facilities at Georgia’s leading technological research university and 56 Marietta
FiberLight, LLC, one of the nation’s leading providers of mission critical, high performance fiber optic networks, announced today it is providing state-of-the-art network infrastructure to the Georgia Institute of Technology to connect the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) and Centennial Research building on the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta with 56 Marietta, one of Atlanta’s key carrier interconnection points and Internet facilities. The high fiber count private network connecting Georgia Tech’s facilities will provide the low latency communication transport platform needed for the Georgia Tech Research Institute to continue its mission of developing solutions through applied research and development.
FiberLight was selected based on its skill to rapidly build and deploy a custom, secure end-to-end network solution combining private network services and limitless capacity with deep reach in the metro market. FiberLight’s dense 210-mile optical network in Atlanta is constructed underground and is built in a diverse ring structure extending from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to the south through the Atlanta CBD to suburban growth centers outside of the downtown area including the cities of Alpharetta, Suwanee and Marietta to the North of the metropolitan area.
“As a leading research and technology institution charged with providing answers to complex technical challenges facing our state, region and nation, it is of vital importance that we future proof our technology infrastructure to allow for unlimited bandwidth growth for the foreseeable future,” said Tom McDermott, interim director of GTRI. “Our ability to interconnect our research and data facilities will provide the level of security we need to supply research data and solutions to government and industry clients throughout the U.S.”
According to McDermott, the addition of the new fiber will dramatically increase the bandwidth of a critical GTRI redundant link at a significant cost savings compared to options previously under consideration.
FiberLight was able to deliver the completed network in a little over three weeks and will manage and monitor the lateral connections between Georgia Tech and 56 Marietta.
“Our speed to market and our ability to custom build sets FiberLight apart from many of today’s network providers who require much longer timeframes to get the job done,” said Michael P. Miller, FiberLight’s CEO and Founder. “Because we build and manage our own network we are able to move through the permitting process quickly while guaranteeing 99.999% reliability, sub 2ms latency and best in class jitter performance on a robust metro network that we monitor and manage 24/7 to mission critical standards.”
About FiberLight
FiberLight is a premier provider of mission-critical, high performance networking services including Ethernet, Wavelengths, and IP, SONET, and Dark Fiber optical transport network solutions. Solutions are provided to telecom carriers, government, enterprise, content providers and web-centric businesses. FiberLight wholly owns its 500,000 fiber mile network in key growth areas and offers robust metro networks in 21 metros within Georgia, Florida, Washington, D.C., Texas, Virginia and Maryland, as well as Wide Area Networking options at layer 1, 2 and 3 to major commercial hubs throughout the country. Visit FiberLight at http://www.fiberlight.com.
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Georgia Debt Law Blog Answers Questions on Atlanta Bankruptcy
Georgia Debt Law Blog Answers Questions on Atlanta Bankruptcy
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) June 23, 2010
Leading Georgia bankruptcy attorneys Berry & Associates and its blog Georgia Debt Law recently published a post about the spike in bankruptcy nationwide, what this means for Atlanta residents and homeowners, and if any changes are coming.
A recent study by the National Bankruptcy Research Center highlighted how bankruptcy actually increased, as usual, between the months of February and March of both 2009 and 2010. This is a quite common occurrence. What’s news is that the spike in 2010 was four times higher; bankruptcies spiked 5% between February and March of 2009, but increased 20% in those same months of 2010. That’s a very large increase for an economy which is supposed to be slowly recovering.
Why was the spike higher? You need to understand first who is filing, the middle class consumers in Atlanta and nationwide. Georgia itself has been hit hard economically, worse than most states, and as all Atlanta residents are aware of, foreclosures because of subprime mortgages are still quite common.
The blog post points out that we are not through the woods yet. The main causes of filing are numerous. “Since the mortgage crisis, filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy was much more common. However, other studies have highlighted how medical debt is forcing thousands to file bankruptcy. So it would be safe to say medical, foreclosure, and job loss are the prime culprits.”
Is there any sign of this slowing? Yes, just this year job creation has increased, for the first time in several years. “If job creation continues perhaps home owners will be safer. With medical reform on the horizon, medical debt may be a thing of the past for many. While the economy improves, bankruptcies will still be a fact of life but perhaps less so.”
The blog post closes by pointing out the basic facts of bankruptcy. It’s a reality for Georgia and Atlanta residents. The answer may be in consulting with an experienced attorney. “Because Atlanta specifically has been hit hard by bankruptcies, especially because of subprime mortgages, you need to know your options. If you hire an attorney, he or she can walk you through the process. Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a solution for home owners as it can help you keep your home. Chapter 7 can eliminate the main reasons for filing: credit, medical, and mortgage debt.”
For more information and more posts on Georgia and Atlanta bankruptcy, look to the Georgia Debt Law blog.
About GeorgiaDebtLaw.com
Berry & Associates and Georgia Debt Law have been helping consumers stop foreclosure, protect assets, and successfully discharge debt for over 15 years. They’ve helped thousands of clients with their years experience in bankruptcy law. They offer a free initial consultation. Their blog on bankruptcy law, GeorgiaDebtLaw, is ready by many Georgia residents interested in filing for bankruptcy and getting a fresh start.
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Concrete Coatings of Georgia Training Seminars Help Contractors Expand Capabilities
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 22, 2009
Concrete Coatings of Georgia will be presenting their Contractor Training Seminar at the Concrete Coatings of Georgia facility near Atlanta, GA, November 6. Consistent with Concrete Coatings of Georgia’s firm belief in “hands-on” training, the training will be completed in the warehouse by participants. Because the training will be “hands-on” those who will be attending should wear clothes appropriate to concrete work. Lunch will be provided by Concrete Coatings of Georgia for attendees of the Training Seminar. For those coming in from out of town the recommended hotel is centrally located near a large variety of restaurants and other attractions to fill any downtime attendees may have.
CONCRETE COATINGS of Georgia training course is $ 100 for one person. Each additional individual will be $ 100 per person. However, Concrete Coatings of Georgia refunds the $ 100 training fee in the first order of $ 1000 or more. To secure training spot(s), attendees will be required to fill out the form that can be found at: Sign-up and mail it to the address on the web site or fax it to 678-388-9699. Classes are limited to a maximum of 15 people. Concrete Coatings of Georgia strongly urges interested parties to send in the confirmation along with payment as soon as possible. Classes tend to fill up quickly.
Concrete Coatings of Georgia will email a confirmation letter and pertinent information for the class. Further information is available and questions may be answered by calling Concrete Coatings of Georgia at 1-770-426-1199.
If you’re not afraid of a little hard work, an opportunity to make money through concrete coatings might be in your future.
With the help of Tim Tuohy, the founder of Concrete Coatings of Georgia, many contractors have been able to find the materials they need to perform the job and the training required to do it. Training sessions are currently held once per month with some individualized training opportunities available. For the serious professional, they can also help you become a certified contractor.
Concrete Coatings of Georgia performs regularly scheduled trainings on one to two product systems. These are typically tailored to the season. For example in January, February, and March trainings covered stains, epoxies, and trowel down overlayments. These are systems that can be installed indoors and on sunny days in winter months. All summer trainings were offered on Spray-Tek, stain, and wood deck refinishing materials.
“I think this is the best business opportunity available for the person who is looking to earn a credible income to support their family in these trying economic times,” said Tim Tuohy, owner of Concrete Coatings of Georgia. “I’m very pleased that we can help open the doors of opportunity by offering training, support, and certification to contractors and start-ups.”
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