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Alliance targets rural broadband

Alliance targets rural broadband A new international trade association has formed to promote products and services that provide broadband Internet access using television band frequencies. The San Ramon, Calif.-based WhiteSpace Alliance launched in December with five founding members, including the British aerospace and defense company BAE Systems and the Colorado-based technology consulting firm RelayServices. The WhiteSpace Alliance proposes using unused TV frequencies to provide broadband Internet in rural and developing areas.

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Chain drug stores group relocates

The National Association of Chain Drug Stores will move its headquarters to an environmentally friendly office building in Arlington, Va., in October. The $35 million-revenue group is moving into 21,605 square feet of what will be Arlington’s first LEED Platinum office building, at 1776 Wilson Blvd., according to Skanska, the international commercial development firm building the structure. Skanska acquired the site in May 2010 and expects to complete construction of the five-story building in July.

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Chicago CEO pay nears D.C. levels

Leaders of area’s professional societies see the most significant compensation hikes Salaries for Chicago-area CEOs who lead national associations are growing faster than the national average, even besting pay increases of Washington, D.C.-based chief executives.

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Industry not swayed by president’s business-friendly remarks in speech

Plans to help manufacturers contrast with higher-tax talk in State of the Union address. Business groups had a muted reaction to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address—much more so than last year—as the president spoke in generalities and ladened his probusiness rhetoric with what some saw as antibusiness proposals.

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Internet ‘blackout’ brings anti-piracy bills to standstill

Top legislative priority for MPAA and other groups put on hold after Web protest, which included at least three associations RELATED CONTENT Software group wins anti-piracy court fight

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Former GOP Rep. Steve Gunderson to lead APSCU

Ex-congressman from Wisconsin will start at the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities Feb. 1 Steve Gunderson, former eight-term Republican congressman, who also led the Council of Foundations for six years, has been chosen as president and CEO of the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities, the group announced on Jan. 23.

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