news - 2005

Telecoms chiefs want licensing rules reforms
The Royal Gazette, Robin Holder, November 4, 2005
The two-day Industry Consultation Roundtable held last weekend among telecommunications operators will lead to greater clarity on licensing regulations, one of the participants said this week FULL STORY

Igility joins forces with Fibre Net
The Royal Gazette, Lilla Zuill, August 31, 2005
The Igility Group said this week that it had inked its third strategic partnership of the year, as it unveiled a new partnership with Fibre Net Communications, a Bermuda provider of technology cabling services. FULL STORY

Bermuda business in brief - Igility partners with FNC
The Bermuda Sun, August 31, 2005
Fibre Net Communications Ltd. (FNC) partners with the Igility Group of Companies.
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IBM in link-up
The Royal Gazette, Lilla Zuill, April 27, 2005

Two Bermuda businesses have joined together to bring extensive information management products and services to the local market. FULL STORY

E-Moo founder Donna is still surprised by huge response to her free web site
The Royal Gazette, March 11, 2005
Mention the name e-Moo to most residents and, unless they've been living under a rock, they'll instantly understand the reference. For the ignorant among us, e-Moo is a Bermuda-based, online list of classified notices.FULL STORY

e-Moo: Some things in life really are free
The Bermuda Sun, Keisha Webb-Gibbs, March 2, 2005
Net business has become commonplace in Bermuda with companies like Emerald Financial, where you can manage your investments online or EZ2.bm and Joshua Bate Trading that allows customers to order household appliances via their website  FULL STORY

Move to incorporate Internet advertiser
The Bermuda Sun, January 14, 2005
The people behind Bermuda’s popular electronic classified service – e-Moo – have applied for Government permission to incorporate as limited liability company. FULL STORY