Week of February 22, 2001
Miami River tower to include immigration courthouse
Two dot-coms set to expand, relocate to Miami-Dade
Kendall Town Center project could prompt $12 million in roadwork
Freedom Tower opening set; foundation offices delayed
Sites rise to eight as city adds more to baseball team
CocoWalk to expand into new four-story wing with offices
Dolphin Mall ready to cater to Spanish-speaking tourists
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Miami High Tech, by Miami Today reporter Candice Ventra, condenses the latest news in the Miami Internet and technical worlds.

WIRELESS FOUR:
Four companies were winners among 11 seeking first- and second-round financing from investors attending the Vamos Wireless 2001 Venture Market Feb. 12-13 in Coral Gables, said officials at Latin Venture, a firm that helps companies interested in entering or developing within Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking markets. Latin Venture executives said nine of the 11 participating finalists submitted plans that employ wireless Internet applications for the Latin American market as a major component of their business models.

WINDWIRE AT TOP:
WindWire of North Carolina, a provider of infrastructure technology for advertising and marketing on the wireless web, was named first place winner at Vamos Wireless 2001 while two California-based companies tied for second. Wireless-Networks Corp. develops, installs and manages global e-business network solutions while TelSurf Networks Corp. is a multi-lingual voice-portal software platform that enables wireless carriers and service providers to deliver audio content and services to their subscribers. Latin Data Corp. of Florida, a subscription online service delivering proprietary, high-end business information and services via wireless to Latin American executives, took third place. Companies that have presented their plans during Latin Venture Markets in the past have received more than $45 million in funding. Details: latinventure.com.

FILM ONLINE: The film and entertainment industry will soon be able to get permits to work in Miami-Dade using the county's new website, FilMiami.org, say county publicists. Executives at Accris, a county-retained website development firm, say the site was designed so that production companies from anywhere in the world, in any time zone, can apply for a permit online and check its status. The cities of Miami, Miami Beach and Coral Gables are participating with the county in the project. Eventually, county officials say, they hope all municipalities will join to make FilMiami a one-stop permit site.


GROVE AGENDA: The Internet, communications and connectivity are on the agenda at the Interisp ICC-EXPO, being held March 21-23 in the Coconut Grove Convention Center, 2600 Bayshore Drive. The gathering will feature product and service exhibits and seminars about cutting-edge Internet and communications technology.


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