- Fri May 16 2008 Photos: Video cameras eye Richmond Port
Northern California's busy Port of Richmond has completed installation of a wireless mesh digital video surveillance system to reduce crime.
- Sat May 17 2008 U.S. weaves port surveillance web
Eighty-two surveillance cameras will be watching the perimeter of one of the busiest shipping ports in Northern California. CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi toured the Richmond facility and reports on the ...
- Thu May 22 2008 Phil Snapp: "Relax This Dream"
Features time lapse from numerous cities. Shot in New York, Richmond, and England.
- Fri Apr 23 2004 Infineon to boost memory-making capacity
The German chipmaker will add a new RAM-manufacturing line to its Richmond, Va., facility, as part of a $1 billion expansion.
- Tue Oct 29 2002 Court weighs Virginia anti-porn law
A federal appeals court in Richmond is weighing a Virginia law that restricts "harmful to minors" material on the Internet.
- Mon Jan 4 2010 Can full-body airport scanners harm you?
Big Brother may be watching air travelers more closely than ever, but at least he's not subjecting you to as much radiation as what you choose to be exposed to once up in the air.
- Thu May 22 2008 Los 10 Space: "Los 10 Space"
This video features the use of live-action animation and dancing magnet men. Features Richmond's Los 10 Space. Scott DuPre Mills: Keyboard, Guitar. Mason Mills: Bass. Mark Zipp: Drums.
- Wed May 14 2008 California city gets video surveillance fever
City of Richmond, Calif., shows off new real-time video surveillance system that uses wireless mesh network to monitor happenings at the port and high-crime neighborhoods.
- Mon Jan 13 1997 Short Take: Subscriber sues AOL
A subscriber to America Online sued the online service, claiming that customer traffic sparked by AOL's new pricing plan is preventing him from accessing the Internet, according to a report by Bloomberg. Ezra Graber of Richmond County, New York, filed the suit in New York State Supreme Court accusing AOL of breach of contract.
- Wed Sep 19 2001 GetConnected hooks up with $5 million
GetConnected said Wednesday that it has raised a $5 million third round of funding, led by Richmond I and Vantage Partners.
Other investors included Asset Management and previous investor Atlas Venture. Boston-based GetConnected has raised more than $20 million in total. The company's software allows telecommunications companies to sell their services to online consumers through a consortium of other Web sites.
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