May 2008
May 2008 - Digital Ship
Thuraya launches maritime broadband antenna; Iridium launches 128k OpenPort service; Communications integration - bridging the ship-shore gap at Rickmers Holding; The quest for free crew internet - Rederi AB TransAtlantic
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Jan/Feb 2008
Jan/Feb 2008 - Digital Ship
In this issue: Thuraya satellite launch successful; Inmarsat-backed takeover of Stratos completed; Admibros to install BOW GSM onboard 8 vessels; KPIs and balanced scorecards - maritime IT strategy
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Dec 2007
Dec 2007 - Digital Ship
In this issue: Globalstar completes successful satellite launch; Stratos launches GSM over Inmarsat service; Managing the satcoms installation process - Teo Shipping, Taking control of your communications spending
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Nov/Dec 2007
Nov/Dec 2007 - Digital Ship
Features: Gib – a victim of its own success; Hybrid gas tankers imminent; BW technology close to approval; Cleaning up the act; Scrubbers favourite in Greece; Ship efficiency debate starts
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Nov 2007
Nov 2007 - Digital Ship
In this issue: FleetBroadband Special Report, VSAT - the always-on alternative, GSM for crew calling,Knowledge Management at Wallem - Patrick Slesinger, C-Map changes name to Jeppesen Norway
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Oct 2007
Oct 2007 - NYSE - Safe at Sea
New technologies are increasing the dependability of shipping while reducing the industry’s environmental mark.
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Oct 2007
Oct 2007 - Digital Ship
In this issue: ThurayaMarine launch date confirmed - Stratos announces launch of new - FleetBroadband service - Iridium outlines plans forIPO in 24 months.
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Oct 2007
Oct 2007 - TankerOperator
Features: - Intertanko poses SECA questions - South Koreans on a roll - Higher premiums in the offing - Major engine study - Owners embracing broadband - Look after your hull
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Sep 2007
Sept 2007 - Digital Ship
Discussions at the International Maritime Organisation's (IMO) safety of navigation sub-committee NAV 53 meetings at the end of July have failed to produce any firm decisions on whether electronic chart display information systems (ECDIS) should be made a mandatory fit for oceangoing vessels.
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Aug 2007
Aug/Sept 2007 - TANKEROperator
Features:  Germans opt for prod/chem tankers.   Greeks go for broke.   Cypriots embrace the EU.   Shipmanagers want more money.   Scrubbers v distillates.   UK firm’s meteoric rise.
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Aug 2007
Aug/Sept 2007 - Digital Ship
Norwegian maritime software company Ship-Net has been acquired by marine services group Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS), for an undisclosed fee. ISS says that the deal will help it to enhance its own information technology capabilities and broaden its customer base.
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June 2007
June Edition 2007 - TANKEROperator
Features: Human element under the microscope.  Polar routes becoming closer to reality.   Emissions - opinions differ.   IMO pontificates on fire protection.   Salvors must cope with all situations.   Book your place at Lillestrom.
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June 2007
June/July 2007 - Digital Ship
DNV has released an in-depth study into the use of ECDIS, with results showing that installing the technology could result in a decrease in groundings of more than one third for almost all vessel types - prompting DNV CEO, Henrik Madsen, to call for mandatory installation of the equipment
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May 2007
Dry Cargo Market Report - BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
"Oh Dear, Not Another Day of Booming Rates” was the title of a leading shipbroker's recent research report. A major finding is that market fundamentals are what they are, but the actors in the market- the owners and charterers, have changed their viewpoints and strategies. By now, the phrase “accretive to earnings” has leaked into the lexicons of those shipbrokers who speak the language of finance. The ability to pay dividends and distributions is increasingly driving the charter market, particularly with respect to longer term marquee fixtures. Not coincidentally- the volume of period activity has soared. Owners can make concessions on longer fixtures- vastly above breakeven costs.
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May 2007
Sale and Purchase Report - BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
Increasingly, Sale and Purchase activity is driven by corporate strategies and corporate financial objectives. Sale and purchase is following finance- not the other way around.
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May 2007
Italian Ship Finance - BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
Ship finance is percolating in Italy- known traditionally for mainly family shipping businesses, few listed companies and analysts, and a very traditional approach to financing. One long time banker serving the Italian market told JTF: "Typically, a shipowning family had a relationship with a particular local Italian bank-and they got very cheap finance that way, but these were not shipping banks in that sense of the word."
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May 2007
D’Amico IPO - New Italian Listing - BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
Though the raging drybulk bull market has been stealing the show lately, D’Amico International Shipping SA, a Luxembourg based holding company, was readying a tanker sector IPO of shares that will be listed on the Borsa Italiano in Milan. D’Amico International, formed around a shipping company dating from the 1930’s, got into conventional tankers in the early 1950’s, and product tankers shortly thereafter.
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May 2007
Hedge Funds and Railroads - BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
A familiar refrain throughout the industrial landscape, hedge fund investors take a position, is now impacting American railroads. In this case, one of a half dozen leading US "Class 1" railroads, CSX Corporation, has been notified that UK based Childrens Investment Fund (TCI) intends to invest. TCI, a big holder of ABN Amro shares, is linked to the ongoing high stakes acquisition battle, and has suggested that the CEO resign. The financial muscle of "Activist" hedge funds such as TCI afford them such power.
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Mar 2007
Investing In Shipping - by Barry Parker, BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
A recent conference in New York left many attendees with the impression that shipping remains a good investment, in spite of its enormous climb out of the doldrums over the past four years. The industry has attracted the attention of investors in listed shares, as well as private equity players and hedge funds who are looking at unique situations.
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Mar 2007
Blank Check Companies - An Emerging Investment Vehicle - by Maxim Group
The Blank Check Company or Specialized Purpose Acquisition Company is a structured product that has come a long way in the last 4 years. The product, known as a Business Combination Company" (BCC") when structured by Maxim Group, is designed as a creative way for investors to finance highly experienced management teams and board of directors to acquire companies or assets in a vehicle.
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Mar 2007
Chartering Made Easy - by George Margaronis Managing Director of Clarkson Hellas Ltd.
The Basics - Chartering quite simply is defined as the hiring of ships. When an agreement is reached on the terms and condition of carriage between the parties involved, namely the owner of the ship and the charterer (cargo interest), a contract stipulating those terms and conditions agreed is drawn up and signed.
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Mar 2007
FFAs and the Baltic Exchange
The market for Forward Freight Agreements (FFAs) continues to gain the interest of a wide range of companies including banks, commodity traders and shipowners.
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Mar 2007
The Forward Freight Agreement (FFA) Market For Shipping - by Barry Parker, BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
In the very traditional maritime business, a widening array of financial instruments for speculation and investment has brought about a new awareness of screen systems for risk management and for trading (which includes pure speculation as well as more conservative arbitrages).
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Mar 2007
SHIPPING REGULATIONS The Role of International Industry Organizations, Ship Classes, Flags, and Registries - by Pantelis Peter G. Los President, CTT Shipping & Pantelis Peter G. Los President, CTT Shipping
Those of us the shipping industry may be feeling buried under by a wave of acronymic alphabet soup: ISM, ISO, ISPS, IACS PSCI, OPA, FOC, SOX (and I don't mean Sarbanes-Oxley), NOX, HELMEPA - to name a few.
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Mar 2007
Investing In Shipping by Barry Parker
BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
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Mar 2007
Tankers Challenges in Technical Management
By George Kouleris, Operations Director, Prime Marine Corporation
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Mar 2007
The International Containership Industry
By Dimitri J. Andritsoyannis, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, Danaos Corporation
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Mar 2007
Current Trends, Challenges and Developments in the techincal Management of Dy Bulk Vessels
By George Agadakis, General Manager of "MARYVILLE MARITIME INC.", Chief Operating Officer of "Excel Maritime Carriers LTD"
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Mar 2007
Chartering Made Easy
By George Maragonis, Managing Director of Clarkson Hellas Ltd.
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Mar 2007
Blank Check Companies - An emerging Investment Vehicle
By Maxim Group
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Mar 2007
Shipping Regulations The Role of International Industry Organization, Ship Classes, Flags, and Registries.
By Pantelis Peter G. Los, President, CTT Shipping
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Mar 2007
The United States Capital Markets Adjust to Shipping, Why the SEC Has Made it Easier For Publicly Traded Ship Owners to Adapt to Sarbanes-Oxley
By Gary J. Wolfe, Seward & Kissel LLP
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Mar 2007
Investor Relations: Maximize Investor Attention and Shareholder Value
By Nicolas Bornozis, President, Capital Link, Inc.
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Mar 2007
Shipping Sale & Purchase Markets
By Basil Karatzas, Vice President for Projects & Finance, Compass Maritime Services, LLC
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Mar 2007
The Forward Freight Agreement (FFA) Market for Shipping
By Barry Parker, BDP1 Consulting Ltd.
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Mar 2007
"Break Bulk & Liner Operations" Empros Lines
By Basil Logothetis, General Manager, Liner Section, Embros Lines.
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