In a time of general business contraction, Data Call Technologies Inc., key provider of real-time content for digital signage, has once again extended its market. The company recently announced that it is now delivery its digital signage products to Kingston, on the island nation of Jamaica. The move is seen as the latest step in Data Call’s ongoing Caribbean and European initiatives, and just the beginning of a major global outreach.

Jim Ammons, Data Call Technologies Chairman, commented, “We’re truly excited that our products are now being provided in Jamaica. We expect strong continued growth in the Caribbean nations as they seek to deliver real-time, dynamic, and relevant information to island visitors.”

The company also announced that it has now installed products in Hilo, Hawaii, another example of how island retailers, who face unique marketing challenges, are being brought into the digital

Data Call Technologies, Inc. announced this morning that it has increased its distribution network by delivering digital signage products and services to Kingston, Jamaica. In the press release, the company told investors that this is only the beginning of the promised global outreach as they continue to execute their strategic European and Caribbean initiatives over the next two years.

“We’re truly excited that our products are now being provided in Jamaica,” stated Jim Ammons, Data Call Technologies Chairman. “We expect strong continued growth in the Caribbean nations as they seek to deliver real-time, dynamic, and relevant information to island visitors.”

Data Call also announced that its products have been installed in Hilo, Hawaii, bringing its distribution network to 37 states. With the cost of platforms, supporting infrastructure and displays falling dramatically, digital signage is becoming more accessible and advantageous to a wider range

For some time, the Kingston, Massachusetts Company Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products has been at the cutting-edge of safety by developing flashlights and protection devices that give consumers piece of mind. Three months ago, the young company took a major step towards advancing their future when they went public and people have responded by taking notice of Brite-Strike as it expands and continues to make noise on Wall Street.

The company is now traded on the Pink Sheets under the symbol “BSTI”. Brite-Strike is armed with 20 million shares outstanding after it completed a reverse merger with Global One Holdings, a Miami company that has been inactive since 2004.

John Lennon, vice president of finance with Brite-Strike, said the company hopes for an initial capitalization of around $1 million. Lennon said the company chose to go public via a reverse merger – instead

Sometimes in the business world, people get caught up in the chase for the almighty dollar. The public needs to focus on their future, the future of their family and their own well-being. Money is critical. In our dash for cash, we often lose sight of heroes. Who they are and who should we aspire to be like. Recently, one man has become a leader in the business world who should be a hero to us all. That man is Glenn Bushee.

Bushee is the Founder and President of Brite-Strike Technologies. For those who are savvy in the penny stock business world, you probably know that Brite-Strike is an up and coming company. The company has gained national recognition for the creation of the Tactical Blue Dot Patrol Officer, which is used to help protect law