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NetUPDATE acquires DocuTouch Corporation

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REDMOND, Wash. - Security of electronic documents is on the minds of CU leaders everywhere. Recently, NetUPDATE, Inc., a software and services provider for the financial services sector, has acquired Seattle-based DocuTouch Corporation, a leader in document management and digital signatures. With the DocuTouch addition, NetUPDATE will support the ability...

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WOCCU's lunchtime speakers bring laughs while delivering message of integrity to CUs

PARIS - Laughter echoed through the dining room of the Meridien Hotel in Montparnasse when writer, British television personality and cricket wife Francis Edmonds gave a motivational speech. She cited credit unions as doing great work, helping people to help themselves, but she also drove home some core values. Edmonds...

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August 28, 2001

WOCCU addresses legal problems of new technology

PARIS - If the new technology has created opportunities it has also created legal problems and affected the way credit unions and all businesses operate. Because the Internet knows no borders, things like trademark issues can become major problems, said Eugenia Carter, an attorney with LaFollette, Godfrey and Kahn who...

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August 28, 2001

A Code Red primer

The Code Red worm has snarled traffic on the Internet and in other networks by infiltrating hundreds of thousands of servers. How did it accomplish that? Here's an explanation from Rick Fleming, vice president of security operations at Digital Defense Inc. in San Antonio, Texas: "The Code Red worm works...

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August 28, 2001

Online investing: Internet availability, member demand may make it an inevitability

COLUMBIA, S. C. - The Internet has made inexpensive investing available to anyone with a computer and modem, and numerous competitors, new and old, are now vying for the business of increasingly Web-savvy credit union members. Retaining those members, their loyalty, and their assets may be increasingly challenging in such...

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August 28, 2001

Fed's definition of "electronic address" would require credit unions to send disclosures to members via traditional e-mail

WASHINGTON - Credit unions should not be limited in how they electronically communicate with their members for delivery of online financial services, say CUNA and NAFCU. In comment letters to the Fed, the two trades pounded home this point. Gramm-Leach-Bliley required that the Fed undergo a study and prepare a...

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August 28, 2001

"European Union": A laboratory without borders

PARIS - Credit unions in the United States might ask what the European Union (EU) has to do with them. But at the World Council of Credit Unions' (WOCCU) fifth annual leadership institute, the lessons learned in forming the European Union can apply to any movement. Both the credit union...

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August 28, 2001

XP's coming, but reception may have to wait among credit unions

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Will Windows XP be greeted with a yell or a yelp, or maybe just a yawn, when the next generation of the world's dominant computer-operating system rolls out later this year? While the new generation of Windows promises to be the most evolutionary since Windows 95, veterans...

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NetUPDATE acquires DocuTouch Corporation

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Fed's definition of "electronic address" would require credit unions to send disclosures to members via traditional e-mail

"European Union": A laboratory without borders

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