SurfRay: End or Beginning

February 10, 2009

Three people have alerted me to SurfRay’s liquidation. The administrator of the matter is Anne Birgitte Gammeljord. One source reported that the “advokat” handling the matter will entertain offers for the company’s assets. If you are in Copenhagen, you might want to ping Gorrissen Federspiel Kerkegaard for more information. The firm’s Web site is www.gfklaw.dk. As more information flows to me, I will post it. At this moment, I am putting SurfRay on watch. You will need to crank up Google Translate and verify this information. A happy quack to those who wrote me this morning. Readers with links to Danish or Swedish news on this matter can make me a happy goose by posting to the comments section of this Web log. I am chasing details as of 8 10 am Eastern.

Stephen Arnold, February 10, 2009

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Enterprise, Financial, News, Search

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2 Responses to “SurfRay: End or Beginning”

Lars Petersen on February 10th, 2009 9:21 am

Here is a link in english
http://www.cmswatch.com/Trends/1497-Search-vendor-SurfRay-in-liquidation
Lars Petersen on February 10th, 2009 9:22 am

or this in Danish
http://www.computerworld.dk/art/50170/danske-surfray-erklaerer-sig-selv-konkurs?a=block&i=205&pos=3

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