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		Date: Nov 10th, 2011 Video Interview: NPC on Roger's RedBoard Biz Source: Rogers RedBoard Biz Larry Keating Speaks about the new No Panic Computing notebook with Rogers Rocket built-in
		Date: May 23rd, 2011 No Panic Computing’s Larry Keating and Tom Ward discuss notebooks-as-a-service on the heels of Google’s introduction of the Chromebook Source: ChannelBuzz.ca Larry Keating and Tom Ward speak about NPC and Notebooks as a Service on the ChannelBuzz podcast.
		Date: January/February 2011 Don't Panic About Privacy! Source: CAAMP The Mortgage Journal talks about NPC as a security solution.
		Date: September 11th, 2010 Ambassadors are meeting today’s privacy challenges, head-on Source: itBusiness.ca I was speaking at the International Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust at the University of Ottawa, and my message was that we need to reframe and look at privacy through a new lens, if we expect to enjoy privacy as we know it, into the next decade.

		Date: September 10th, 2010 This week’s news that didn’t fit to print from IBM, Kaspersky Lab, No Panic Computing and 01 Communique Source: it World Canada No Panic Computing president and CEO Larry Keating has been recognized as a Privacy by Design (PbD) Ambassador by the Information & Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Ann Cavoukian.

		Date: September 8th, 2010 Larry Keating recognized as a Privacy by Design Ambassador by the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario Source: Backbone Magazine “Larry has long demonstrated the techniques and benefits of making privacy the default – I am pleased to appoint him as a PbD Ambassador.”

		Date: September 8th, 2010 Privacy by Design Ambassador Program recognizes individuals and organizations who make a difference Source: www.NewsWire.ca Commissioner Cavoukian announces an international roster of those whose work helps to protect personal information - starting with Ontarians

		Date:May 10th, 2010 No Panic Computing prepares to grow up-market Source: Computer Dealer News Notebook-as-a-service provider wants to expand beyond small businesses and also go up-market

		Date: January 30th, 2010 Using tech to do more for First Nations Source: FinancialPost.com Government and business focus on improving education

		Date: October 16, 2009 No Panic Computing to Introduce Professionally Managed Notebooks to Advocis Toronto Source: No Panic Computing Brings secure, managed mobile computing solutions to independent financial advisors

		Date: June 29th, 2009 Hardware as a Service. Protecting Confidential Information on your Laptop or Tablet PC. Source: Canadian EMR Larry Keating, CEO of No Panic Computing, speaks about laptop security with Dr. Alan Brookstone
		Date: January 22nd, 2009 Panic free computing is just a phone call away Source: OrleansOnline.ca If you depend on your lap top for your livelihood you probably live in mortal fear that A) it will be stolen, or B) it will simply stop working either due to a virus or the hard drive simply gives out.
		Date: January 1st, 2009 On Guard Source: Advisors.ca Times are tough. And they’re going to get tougher. And in these desperate times, some will turn to desperate measures.
		Date: January, 2009 No Panic Computing Success Story Source: HP 'If we lost client data, we'd be out of business. With that in mind, No Panic Computing is very inexpensive.'
		Date: March 4th, 2009 CDN Newsmaker of the Year: Larry Keating of No Panic Computing Source: Computer Dealer News When Larry Keating, president and CEO of Markham, Ont.-based No Panic Computing (NPC), announced a new NPC notebook-as-a-service offering for.
		Date: June 17, 2008 Canadian unveils notebook-as-a-service model Source: ComputerWorld.com Company to deliver full notebook hardware, software, services and backup at a fixed monthly cost
		Date: June 16, 2008 Larry Keating, President and CEO of No Panic Computing on Breakfast Television (City TV, Toronto) Source: City TV, Toronto Larry Keating highlights the finer points of No Panic Computing with Kevin Frankish.
		Date: July 3rd, 2008 Larry Keating on Morning Live: Tech Time Source: CHCH, Hamilton Larry Keating Larry demonstrates the power of NPCs automated backup and file restoration technology with Bob Cowan.
		Date: July 13th, 2008 No Panic Computing on 680 News Radio Source: 680 News, Toronto Larry Keating discusses the security needs of small business professionals with Donna-Lee Williams.
		Date: July 4th, 2008 NPC Top Story in CDN Magazine Source: Computer Dealer News No Panic Computing is the top story in the July 4th Computer Dealer News edition.
		Date: July 11th, 2008 Data Protection For Your Company Source: the National Post Technology is a dark and mysterious art for many small businesses trying to manage sales, customer service, and strategic
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: CTV.ca The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: December 14th, 2008 Cool Tool of the Week: No Panic Computing Source: About.com What if you accidentally spilled a cup of coffee over your laptop? Or dropped it? Or left it behind at a restaurant? None of these things would be a problem...
		Date: December 12th, 2008 A new notebook delivery model; This company introduced a revolutionary way of delivering notebooks-as-a-service this year Source: Computer Dealer News When Larry Keating, president and CEO of Markham, Ont.-based No Panic Computing (NPC), announced a new NPC notebook-as-a-service offering for small business professionals this year, he had no idea just how much attention and support the offering would garner from partners and end-users.
		Date: October 31st, 2008 Taking the panic factor out of technology Source: Business Edge Like his clients, financial adviser Brian Shumak wants to be able to sleep at night without worry, despite these uncertain times.
		Date: October 13th, 2008 Tech support: Don't panic; Servicing your computer just got a whole lot easier. Source: Canadian Business An irony of the information age is how much time we spend managing the computers that are meant to improve productivity. If we don’t have access to a large IT support staff, users have to do a lot of that work...
		Date: September 10th, 2008 Canada e-filing rule to boost No Panic Computing Source: Legal Technology Insider The introduction of mandatory e-filing in all appeal cases heard in the Supreme Court of Canada on or after October 6, 2008 – which requires parties to file on CD electronic versions of notices of appeal...
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: CBC.ca The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: August 6th, 2008 It's not your mother's mobility anymore Source: ITBusiness.ca There's a perfect storm brewing around mobility, and resellers who understand it will have a lot to gain. We're talking about WiFi enabled chips.
		Date: July 30th, 2008 The Sweetest Thing: No problems, no worries and no lost data (no kidding) Source: SweetSpot.ca with NPC, laptop security really is stress-free. Designed with small businesses in mind, it works for us individuals too
		Date: July 9th, 2008 A Timely Idea Source: Canadian Business Online How would you describe your relationship with your computer? All business? Collegial? Had some spats recently but working to patch things up
		Date: July 1st, 2008 Notebook Solution Helps Secure Canadian SMBs Source: Security Matters Tuesday July 1st No Panic Computing (NPC) is now offering its first secure mobile computing offering for small business.
		Date: June 27th, 2008 Notebooks as a service - a small biz offering with 'big' potential Source: IT Business CA Take one HP enterprise notebook. Load with office software, backup, security, encryption. Buttress with accidental damage protection warranty
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Computing Launches Company, Mobile Security Innovation Source: eChannel News No Panic Computing Inc. today announced its industry-first secure mobile computing offering for small business that alleviates data loss, data breach and business interruptions in a laptop solution.
		Date: June 17th, 2008 Canadian Innovation - No Panic Computing Source: Eagle Blog Larry Keating from Keating Industries, another good Canadian success story, has come up with an innovative way to make mobile computing as hassle free as possible.
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Computing lance un produit novateur en sécurité mobile Source: CNW Telbec Destinée aux petites entreprises, cette solution électronique vise à réduire les risques croissants liés à la perte des données des ordinateurs portatifs MONTREAL, le 17 juin /CNW/ - No Panic Computing Inc.
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Offers No Worries Source: Information Week Canada The Markham, ON-based company launched Tuesday essentially as a “notebook as a service” model, with the big message from company president Larry Keating being one of simplicity.
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Computing Launches Company, Mobile Security Innovation Source: Yahoo! Canada Finance Addresses increasing risks of notebook data loss posed to small business professionals
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Computing Launches Company, Mobile Security Innovation Source: eChannel News No Panic Computing Inc. today announced its industry-first secure mobile computing offering for small business that alleviates data loss, data breach and business interruptions in a laptop solution.
		Date: June 16th, 2008 No Panic offer no worries Source: CRN Canada Will your customers pay $129 a month for a notebook computer? Larry Keating is betting they will, if the terms of buying the laptop include complete security and data management for the life of the device
		Date: June 13th, 2008 Canadian Unveils notebook-as-a-service model Source: Computer Dealer News Larry Keating, the president and CEO of Markham, Ont.-based No Panic Computing (NPC), is trying to revolutionize the way notebooks are purchased by small business professionals with his notebook-as-a-service model
		Date: April 17th, 2008 Canadian unveils notebook-as-a-service model Source: PC World Company to deliver full notebook hardware, software, services and backup at a fixed monthly cost
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		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Yahoo! Canada News The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: MSN.ca The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: North Bay Nugget The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Breitbart.com The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Canadaeast.com The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Laptop Reviews Blog The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Laptop Auctions The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Laptop FAQs The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Buzz Tracker The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: My Telus The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Canoe.ca The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: KelownaDailyCourier.ca The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: ChronicleHerald.ca The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: Kingston Whig-Standard The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: BrandonSun.com The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: September 8th, 2008 No Panic Computing sees itself at forefront of laptop as a service Source: PrinceGeorgeCitizen.com The Toronto-based company offers what some believe is a novel and trend-setting service: secure, fully backed-up laptops that can be replaced complete with the data that was on them before they accidentally met with a bad end.
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Computing Launches Company, Mobile Security Innovation Source: Backbone Magazine No Panic Computing Inc. today announced its industry-first secure mobile computing offering for small business that alleviates data loss, data breach and business interruptions in a laptop solution.
		Date: June 17th, 2008 No Panic Computing Launches Company, Mobile Security Innovation Source: TMCnet.com No Panic Computing Inc. today announced its industry-first secure mobile computing offering for small business that alleviates data loss, data breach and business interruptions in a laptop solution.