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Maritime Reporter Magazine - February 2008 - Page 4
Table of Contents CRUISE SHIPPING REPORT 24 Aker Yard Faces the Challenges Aker Yards, one of the world's biggest shipbuilders and the leading builder of large cruise ships currently faces some major challenges including capacity constraints at the yards in Finland and how to deal with the acquisition of the nearly 40% shareholding in Aker Yards by Korean shipbuilder STX. � by Henrik Segercrantz 41 MarineLink.com The World's Leading Source for Marine Industry information in Print, on the Internet & via Email DAILY NEWS via E-MAIL Breaking news and feature articles delivered FREE to you via Email daily maritimetoday.com/login.aspx 27 Legal Challenges Abound � by Jeanne M. Grasso and Conor T. Warde BANNER ADVERTISEMENTS Banner advertisement on the Email Daily News or on Marinelink.com Contact veselov@marinelink.com 30 Security Issues Top Agenda � by Paul Singer, VP, Securewest International SUBMIT EDITORIAL 32 Technical: Getting Home Safe � by Claudio Abbate, RINA EYE ON THE NAVY 45 Submit company news and events www.marinelink.com/Story/PostStory.aspx SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to the print or electronic edition of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News at www.marinelink.com/renew or e-mail Kathleen Hickey at mrcirc@marinelink.com 38 The Navy Needs More Ships Attendees at the recent Surface Navy Association Symposium heard this message loud and clear. � by Edward Lundquist OFFSHORE ADVERTISE To see our editorial calendar and advertising rates, visit www.marinelink.com/AdvRates/Rates.asp or Call 212-477-6700 41 Opinion: Of Presidents & Power The author contends the coming U.S. election will have a long-term effect on energy policy and pricing. � by John Westwood POST & SEARCH JOBS Job listings are updated daily and help match employers with qualified employees. Post a position or keep abreast of new employment opportunities at www.maritimejobs.com 4 Maritime Reporter & Engineering News
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