Add to ORKGDuring the first six months of 1993, at least six Maine businesses have been targeted by criminals using sophisticated telecommunications techniques. Telecommunciations fraud, which includes a range of illegal activities related to the telephone, costs American businesses an estimated $3.5 billion a year. Details
Christopher P. Mussenden, 49, of Sarasota, Fla., was sentenced to 33 months in prison and ordered to...
The state of Maine owes New England Telephone an estimated $4 million unpaid phone bills. Details
Crime figures released yesterday show that the number of reported rapes in Maine during the first ha...
During the first six months of 1993, at least six Maine businesses have been targeted by criminals u...
The telecommunications system of Maine, the first state in the country to install Internet access in...
Computer hackers, tapping into a special State House telephone system, have run up more than $500,00...
In 1990, federal attorneys in Maine worked on 75 drug cases and 18 white-collar crimes, while in 199...
News piece on identity theft, which officials say is becoming an epidemic, with 93,500 cases report...
As recently as 1990, one institution, Maine National Bank, controlled nearly 30 percent of the state...
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co. says it has paid $780,000 since 1989 to three lawyers for their succes...
Improvements in Maine\u27s telecommunications system over the past ten years have contributed to the...
In-depth article on Maine\u27s telecommunications market. There are currently 24 telephone companie...
The Insurance Council of Australia estimates that cyber-crime costs companies worldwide around about...
Served by NYNEX and 23 independent telephone companies, Maine has the highest intra-state telephone ...
The first case of drug smuggling along the Maine coast appeared in the press in 1977, but the U.S. D...
Christopher P. Mussenden, 49, of Sarasota, Fla., was sentenced to 33 months in prison and ordered to...
The state of Maine owes New England Telephone an estimated $4 million unpaid phone bills. Details
Crime figures released yesterday show that the number of reported rapes in Maine during the first ha...
During the first six months of 1993, at least six Maine businesses have been targeted by criminals u...
The telecommunications system of Maine, the first state in the country to install Internet access in...
Computer hackers, tapping into a special State House telephone system, have run up more than $500,00...
In 1990, federal attorneys in Maine worked on 75 drug cases and 18 white-collar crimes, while in 199...
News piece on identity theft, which officials say is becoming an epidemic, with 93,500 cases report...
As recently as 1990, one institution, Maine National Bank, controlled nearly 30 percent of the state...
Maine Yankee Atomic Power Co. says it has paid $780,000 since 1989 to three lawyers for their succes...
Improvements in Maine\u27s telecommunications system over the past ten years have contributed to the...
In-depth article on Maine\u27s telecommunications market. There are currently 24 telephone companie...
The Insurance Council of Australia estimates that cyber-crime costs companies worldwide around about...
Served by NYNEX and 23 independent telephone companies, Maine has the highest intra-state telephone ...
The first case of drug smuggling along the Maine coast appeared in the press in 1977, but the U.S. D...
Christopher P. Mussenden, 49, of Sarasota, Fla., was sentenced to 33 months in prison and ordered to...
The state of Maine owes New England Telephone an estimated $4 million unpaid phone bills. Details
Crime figures released yesterday show that the number of reported rapes in Maine during the first ha...