Marine Log - January 2008 - (Page 27)

Food for thought For over 125 years, Marine Log has published thought-provoking, articles on marine business and technology. We remain loyal to that journalistic tradition through a full range of print and electronic media and events. Marine Log: In print, In person and Online. Your Industry Source. MARINELOG print • events • internet • e-media 345 Hudson St. NY NY 10014 T212-620-7246 F212-633-1165 Email: marinesales@sbpub.com www.marinelog.com http://www.marinelog.com Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Marine Log - January 2008Marine Log - January 2008ContentsEditorialSecond ThoughtsUpdateInside WashingtonA New Twist for Ropax FerriesBiggest Threats: Complacency and BureaucracyWhat Ship Owners Expect From ShipyardsEPIC’s Julie RodriguezSaying Goodbye to TBTShowcase: SecurityTech NewsNewsmakersContractsEventsWebsite DirectoryInfodirectML MarketplaceLettersMarine Log - January 2008Marine Log - January 2008 - (Page Intro)Marine Log - January 2008 - Marine Log - January 2008 (Page Cover1)Marine Log - January 2008 - Marine Log - January 2008 (Page Cover2)Marine Log - January 2008 - Contents (Page 1)Marine Log - January 2008 - Editorial (Page 2)Marine Log - January 2008 - Editorial (Page 3)Marine Log - January 2008 - Second Thoughts (Page 4)Marine Log - January 2008 - Second Thoughts (Page 5)Marine Log - January 2008 - Second Thoughts (Page 6)Marine Log - January 2008 - Update (Page 7)Marine Log - January 2008 - Update (Page 8)Marine Log - January 2008 - Update (Page 9)Marine Log - January 2008 - Update (Page 10)Marine Log - January 2008 - Update (Page 11)Marine Log - January 2008 - Inside Washington (Page 12)Marine Log - January 2008 - Inside Washington (Page 13)Marine Log - January 2008 - Inside Washington (Page 14)Marine Log - January 2008 - A New Twist for Ropax Ferries (Page 15)Marine Log - January 2008 - A New Twist for Ropax Ferries (Page 16)Marine Log - January 2008 - A New Twist for Ropax Ferries (Page 17)Marine Log - January 2008 - A New Twist for Ropax Ferries (Page 18)Marine Log - January 2008 - Biggest Threats: Complacency and Bureaucracy (Page 19)Marine Log - January 2008 - Biggest Threats: Complacency and Bureaucracy (Page 20)Marine Log - January 2008 - Biggest Threats: Complacency and Bureaucracy (Page 21)Marine Log - January 2008 - Biggest Threats: Complacency and Bureaucracy (Page 22)Marine Log - January 2008 - Biggest Threats: Complacency and Bureaucracy (Page 23)Marine Log - January 2008 - What Ship Owners Expect From Shipyards (Page 24)Marine Log - January 2008 - What Ship Owners Expect From Shipyards (Page 25)Marine Log - January 2008 - EPIC’s Julie Rodriguez (Page 26)Marine Log - January 2008 - EPIC’s Julie Rodriguez (Page 27)Marine Log - January 2008 - EPIC’s Julie Rodriguez (Page 28)Marine Log - January 2008 - Saying Goodbye to TBT (Page 29)Marine Log - January 2008 - Saying Goodbye to TBT (Page 30)Marine Log - January 2008 - Saying Goodbye to TBT (Page 31)Marine Log - January 2008 - Showcase: Security (Page 32)Marine Log - January 2008 - Tech News (Page 33)Marine Log - January 2008 - Tech News (Page 34)Marine Log - January 2008 - Newsmakers (Page 35)Marine Log - January 2008 - Contracts (Page 36)Marine Log - January 2008 - Events (Page 37)Marine Log - January 2008 - Website Directory (Page 38)Marine Log - January 2008 - Infodirect (Page 39)Marine Log - January 2008 - ML Marketplace (Page 40)Marine Log - January 2008 - ML Marketplace (Page 41)Marine Log - January 2008 - ML Marketplace (Page 42)Marine Log - January 2008 - ML Marketplace (Page 43)Marine Log - January 2008 - Letters (Page 44)Marine Log - January 2008 - Letters (Page Cover3)Marine Log - January 2008 - Letters (Page Cover4)Marine Log - January 2008 - Letters (Page AdAlert)http://www.nxtbookMEDIA.com

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