As you may have noticed in some of the most recent blog articles there have been a lot of new changes in Public Telephone’s world: we moved to a new office; not far from the old one, but this one … Read More
The staff at Public Telephone, which is actually a division of De Long Industries Group, Inc. has been trying for a few years now to come up with a new ficticious business name that more accurately reflects not only what … Read More
Ever wondering why people that are in jail for life get equal or better medical attention then you do and you pay for yours.There is a term that has been around for years called telemedicine, it is defined as: “Telemedicine … Read More
San Onofre- an area known for the great surf and its large population of resident Great Whites, both inhabit the waters for the same reason, the nuclear power plant. The facility uses water to cool the reactors prior to pumping … Read More
A plan of action is important. In unfortunate events, only 9 months ago 243 fatalities occurred after a series of tornadoes wiped through Alabama between April 25-28th. In the wake of the event, the Tornado Recovery Action Council (TRAC) was … Read More
Friday, January 20, 2012, after spending the first five months of her life in an incubator, one of the world’s smallest surviving babies was discharged from USC Medical Center. Born August 30th, Melinda Star Guido was born weighing a mere … Read More
Conference calling is only helpful because it is cost cutting on travel expenses. In reality, conference calling is one of the most important technologies in today’s business world. Finding out that there is a SEAL raid in Afghanistan, protesters in … Read More
Where do all the computer hackers dream of relaxing? My initial answer was hacker paradise, but apparently they wanted to call it “Hackerspace Global Grid” (HGG), a bit less catchy. The projects scope is relatively simple; HGG would like to … Read More
There’s a difference between educating people and ”legal extortion”: that’s essentially the big debate that a letter sent out by Richard Roehm of the Orange County Deaf Advocacy Center. Teri Sforza an O.C. Register columnist for the OC Watchdog wrote about Roehm’s attempt to educate … Read More
Video Remote Interpreting, VRI is a relatively new service, that allows deaf and hard of hearing people immediate access to a live American Sign Language interpreter. The precursor to this product offering is a government sponsored program called Video Relay … Read More
