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Verizon, library system bridging language gap in Central Kentucky
June 25, 2002
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Information developer Verizon Information Services and the Lexington Public Library Foundation have joined forces on a project to provide…
read nowGlasgow goes high-tech with new town cryer
June 24, 2002
GLASGOW, Scotland -- The newest face of Glasgow city government will be an electronic image named Lauren that will speak in multiple languages and appear on…
read nowPennsylvania furthers commitment to kiosks
June 20, 2002
PHILADELPHIA - The future of Pennsylvania is its youth, according to Governor Mark Schweiker, and the future of the state also includes kiosks.
read nowLondon kiosk project targets homeless population
June 11, 2002
LONDON -- English kiosk developer Cityspace Ltd. is targeting London's homeless community with additional services to its i-plus kiosks.
read nowSpain's kiosk armada
May 30, 2002
Kiosks will eventually be a major player in Spanish technology circles, according to kiosk executives in the country. But the industry has to deal with a…
read nowSequoia Voting Systems receives mandate from De La Rue
May 29, 2002
OAKLAND, Calif., and HAMPSHIRE, England -- English security solutions developer De La Rue Cash Systems has purchased an 85 percent interest in Oakland…
read nowNASA aborts photo kiosk plans
May 22, 2002
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- A conversion from traditional film to digital photography has been halted on the launch pad by the National Aeronautics and Space…
read nowIrish government launches kiosk program for farmers
May 21, 2002
A test project to connect Irish farmers to the World Wide Web is expected to launch in four Irish government offices this week.
read nowUK domestic violence kiosks launch successfully
May 12, 2002
LONDON -- A domestic violence outreach campaign using electronic kiosks has gotten off to a solid start, according to officials from English kiosk developer…
read nowe-voting fails to thrill British electorate
May 8, 2002
LONDON -- One week after alternative voting methods, including electronic kiosks, were given a trial run in British local elections, officials said the…
read nowUK government hesitant to praise alternative voting methods
May 2, 2002
LONDON - The use of alternative voting methods, including electronic kiosks, appear to have been a success in an initial trial conducted during local elections…
read nowIn the UK, a kiosk program waits
The trial program for Your Guide, the UK postal service's information kiosks, has wrapped up. All that is left is a decision on its future, which should come…
read nowTravInfo project to be powered by ESRI software
April 23, 2002
REDLANDS, Calif. - Geographic information system software developer ESR has been selected to join a group that will design, build and operate TravInfo: the…
read nowUK Jobcentres project completed
April 23, 2002
BIRMINGHAM, England -- Kiosk manufacturer NeoProducts Ltd. has wrapped up the deployment of one of the kiosk industry's largest projects, a 9,000-kiosk project…
read nowBritish police find public-access kiosks arresting
April 22, 2002
BATH, England -- Improved police accessibility, in the form of front-office renovations and kiosks, is the aim of a new pilot program launched at the Bath…
read nowNBG finds niche with government kiosk project
April 21, 2002
PORTLAND, Ore. - Working under contract with the U.S. General Services Administration, NBG Solutions Inc., is bringing free government services to the public…
read nowTexas licensing kiosk program to expand
April 21, 2002
HOUSTON -- The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), expanding a program launched in late 2000, has ordered nearly 200 drivers license-testing stations.
read nowSouthampton dials in to improve city services
April 11, 2002
SOUTHAMPTON, England - As part of a nationwide initiative to improve online service, 12 housing-advocacy kiosks will be deployed at public facilities in…
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