Calysto Communications, an established public relations & social marketing agency with a focus on telecommunications, broadcasting & wireless, is looking for social media consultants. The ideal candidate is an experienced professional with telecom experience (preferred) or technical experience (required), who is looking for some flexibility in his or her schedule or has their own PR consultancy.

We are currently seeking contract/freelance Social Media Strategists. In association with our strategic, creative, and production consultants, this position will lead the development, execution, and assessment of innovative, results-oriented digital marketing campaigns that leverage online communities, social media and related Web 2.0 tools and methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Serve as an agency leader and subject matter expert for issues associated with social media marketing. Regularly exhibit thought leadership on social media marketing and related topics inside and beyond the agency

• Lead research and creative brainstorming for social media marketing campaigns on behalf of clients and prospects

• Plan social media marketing campaigns, including requirements definition, scope, deliverables, schedules, and budgets

• Manage campaigns in a hands-on, on-going fashion. Duties shall include online advocacy, rolling creation and execution of new concepts, copy/editorial, community-building efforts, promotions, etc.

• Analyze, review, and report on effectiveness of campaigns in an effort to maximize results

• Identify new business opportunities and play an active role in the agency’s new business acquisition team.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience leveraging social media in a corporate, marketing or brand-building capacity

• 8-15 years experience in marketing or public relations

• Experience working in a team environment

• Wide-ranging familiarity with major social sites and services from a conceptual, marketing, technical, and feature-set perspective

• Deep personal engagement in social media and online communities of all types

• Strong editorial background and outstanding writing/journalistic skills

• Demonstrable ability to exhibit bona fide thought leadership in the realms of social media and interactive marketing

• Excellent research and presentation skills

• Creativity and energy

If this sounds like a strong fit, please send cover letter, resume and salary requirements to Jobs@calysto.com. We look forward to hearing from you.

Bill Rubino has joined ACG as a senior analyst for the Service Provider Mobile Infrastructure service. Christina Counts has left Synergy Research Group to join ACG Research full time as a qualitative analyst.

David Lemelin has joined the enterprise communications research team at ABI Research as research director, enterprise communications. David will oversee the firm’s analysis of enterprise markets for VoIP, unified communications, telepresence, contact centers, fixed-mobile convergence, video conferencing, messaging and video surveillance. Prior to joining ABI Research, David was team leader of the Business Markets practice, and lead analyst in the Business IP Communications Service at In-Stat.

The market research firm has spun off as an independent company from former owner, Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier. The firm also has received backing from consumer and retail information provider, The NPD Group. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. "As a nimble, independent and reputable market research firm, we see this change as a tremendous opportunity to better serve our customers with industry-leading research focused on the Digital Entertainment and Mobile Internet ecosystems," said Mark Kirstein, In-Stat CEO. "The NPD Group’s backing of, and alliance with, our business will accelerate our ability to execute on our vision and open new strategic opportunities for both companies."

The analyst firm announced an investment plan of $10 million to support the strategic expansion of its research on the impact of global connectivity, what it terms "Anywhere." The firm plans to grow the industry analyst staff and is recruiting a new CEO. Funded by Alta Communications, a private equity firm and the company’s majority shareholder, the investment will serve to double the company’s research team over the next two years. It will also deepen the company’s research and data portfolio to further address the 4G marketplace and augment its analysis of the impact of rising user demand on telecommunications networks. Emily Nagle Green, Yankee Group’s current CEO and president, joined the company in 2005 and will transition to chairman of the board later this year. She will continue in a thought leadership role, including speaking on the impact of global connectivity in support of ANYWHERE.

Neil Strother has joined ABI Research as practice director, heading the new Mobile Marketing Strategies research practice. Neil has held key positions at Forrester Research, JupiterResearch (now Forrester Research), and In-Stat. He also served as managing editor of ZDNet AnchorDesk. His areas of coverage include mobile devices, services, content and mobile advertising.

Fritz Jordan has also joined ABI Research as principal analyst, consumer mobility for the firm’s Mobile Services practice. His areas of coverage include mobile data applications, software and services, consumer trends and behaviors and strategic analysis of the mobile services value chain. He has 10 years experience in the mobile and wireless industry. He recently held the positions of senior product manager, Mobile Consumer Platforms, and strategy manager, Mobile Consumer Markets at Freescale Semiconductor.

Victoria Fodale has joined ABI Research as a senior analyst to its mobile devices research team. In this role, Victoria will analyze the range of handset segments that make up the mobile handset industry, including smartphones, enhanced phones, low-cost and ultra-low-cost handsets, as well as mobile device operating systems, form factors, user interfaces and use cases. Prior to joining ABI Research, she spent five years as senior analyst/manager of Market Data and Intelligence at In-Stat where she focused on networking, broadband and wireless technologies.

Karen Field has left her position as vice president and editorial director for EDN, Mechatronics Zone and Test & Measurement World and editor-in-chief of Design News. Karen had been with publisher Reed Business Information since January 1998. A replacement has not yet been named.

Jim ONeill, editor of FierceOnlineVideo is expanding his duties to include FierceIPTV due to the departure of Dan OShea. Jim has been on staff at FierceMarkets since 2009, he previously served as a freelance editor in 2007.

Sarah Reedy has left her position as senior editor at Connected Planet. On April 12, she will begin her duties as senior reporter for Light Reading and Light Reading Mobile. Her areas of coverage will include mobile apps and next-gen services, such as the smart grids, meters, M2M, mobile video, home networking and IPTV. Sarah had been with Connected Planet/Telephony since August 2007.

Dan OShea has left his position as senior editor at FierceTelecom in order to rejoin the team at Connected Planet starting today. He had been with FierceTelecom since July 2007. Dan previously worked at Penton Media for more than 14 years holding a variety of positions, most recently editor-in-chief of Telephony Magazine, now known as Connected Planet. In his new position, Dan will be blogging and writing a weekly column, occasional news analysis and one feature per month. His areas of coverage will include IPTV, video, broadband-to-the-home and other residential services. His replacement has not yet been announced.

Eric Lai has left his position as senior reporter, where he covered Microsoft, Microsoft applications and Linux. He had been with the magazine since 2006. Eric formerly wrote the now defunct blog Regarding Redmond. Prior to joining Computerworld, he was a reporter for the East Bay Business Times, which is no longer in publication.

Marin Perez has left his position as associate editor at InformationWeek. His areas of coverage included smartphones and enterprise mobility. He had been with the publication since May 2008. Marin is now an editor at IntoMoble.com covering smartphones.

The 30 year-old Terrapinn Holdings Ltd.-owned publication has ceased production of its print magazine. Totaltele.com will continue to deliver breaking news to expert analysis for the global communications industry. The company also has a new digital product in the pipeline with more details to follow. Due to this decision, Anne Morris, Total Telecom editor, was laid off. She had been with the publication since 2000. She is now working as a freelance writer, editor and translator.

Jared Bazzy has stepped into the role of head of editorial at the publication. As the executive editor of the Telecommunications Media Group at Horizon House, Jared has replaced Beth Nicholson who left the publication in January. Before adding Editor-in-Chief to his position, Jared served as Vice President of Electronic Media at Horizon House, the publisher of Telecommunications Magazine for the past 12 years.

Yankee Group has added three new members to its team. Analyst Terry Cudmore, is part of Yankee Groups Anywhere Network team. Formerly with FX and Fox Reality Channel, he specializes in network-based media/content delivery systems and Anywhere media business models. Analyst Dmitriy Molchanov is a member of the Anywhere Consumer team. Formerly with Marketing and Planning Systems (MaPS), he specializes in connected devices and contributes his expertise to Yankee Groups consumer surveys and forecasts. Analyst Kuba Stolarski is a member of the Anywhere Network team. Formerly with IDC, he specializes in the OSS/BSS space, including service management, network intelligence and deep packet inspection (DPI).

David Carr has been named business intelligence columnist at Forbes.com. His new column will focus on information technology issues for small to mid-size business. He previously served as a technology editor at Baseline magazine.

The mobile industry website devoted to new product information has ceased publication after 14 months with no revenue. Former editor Laurence Marchini is now doing freelance work both in the editorial and PR spheres covering all high-tech and industrial disciplines.

Jackie Noblett has left her positions with the Boston Business Journal and Mass High Tech. She joined Boston Business Journal in November 2007 and covered manufacturing, energy, telecommunications, the technology industry and networking in Massachusetts as a reporter. She joined Mass High Tech in June 2009 as a staff writer and covered alternative energy, clean technology, defense, robotics and public technology companies. There is not yet a replacement for her posts.

United Business Media’s EE Times Group has launched a new website called Embedded Internet Design found at www.embeddedinternetdesign.com. The site aims to provide resources and networking opportunities for the design engineers creating these cutting-edge technologies. The site specifically targets engineers in the automotive, digital home, industrial control, medical and wireless industries. Although the site is sponsored solely by Intel Corp., it is editorially independent.

Randall C. Kennedy, blogger for Enterprise Desktop and InfoWorld, was fired for misrepresenting himself as the CTO of a software analysis company who had been sourced in a number of stories published on the website. There is no word yet on a replacement.

Senior editor John Fontana has left Network World. John has covered IT since 1996. No replacement has been announced for his position. Senior editor Denise Dubie will take over all Microsoft-related coverage.

Research and consulting firm NPRG announced that Ed Gubbins, former executive editor for Telephony magazine, now known as Connected Planet, has joined the firm as a senior analyst. In this role, Ed will build on the extensive range of work he performed over the past decade at Telephony, and he will be involved in the firms research programs covering business communications markets, emerging IP services and applications of new technologies. Ed has more than a decade of experience researching and writing about the telecommunications industry. At Telephony and Connected Planet, he examined a wide variety of topics, from broadband and business telecom services and providers to new communications technology innovations and regulatory matters.

Christopher Nicoll, former VP of Telecom Infrastructure at Current Analysis, has joined Yankee Group as a Distinguished Research Fellow. Chris left Current Analysis to work with Alcatel-Lucent for four years as Director of Strategic Marketing and has been consulting for the past two years. In his new position with Yankee Group, Chris is overseeing the 4G, Femto, WiMax and Service Provider strategies analysis and will serve as a key member of the companys Research Council. Yankee Group has also added three additional new hires to the team; we will keep you updated as we uncover more information.

Jennifer Valentino-Devries will join the blog Digits as a blogger covering technology. She previously served as an editor for general news at The Wall Street Journal Online.

A round of layoffs at the technology blog have resulted in job losses for contributing editors Dan Nosowitz, Chris Mascari and Sean Fallon. Sean continues to serve as the editor for the blogs Nerd Approved and Fashionably Geek.

Associate editor Daniel Dumas has been promoted to reviews editor at Wired.com. In this position, he will continue to cover gear and gadgets. There will be no replacement for the associate editor position.

Canon Communications LLC, a Los Angeles-based B2B publisher and event organizer, has acquired four media brands focused on the U.S. advanced design engineering sector, from Reed Business Information-US. The brands are: Electronic Design News (EDN), Design News, Test & Measurement World and Packaging Digest. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

Editorial assistant Chris Harnick has left his post at Mobile Marketer and Mobile Commerce Daily. Rimma Kats has been brought in to replace him as editorial assistant. Her areas of coverage are content, gaming, media, television, music and social networks.

Managing editor Anne Veigle has left the Warren Communications News-owned publication. She previously served as a senior editor for the publication. Prior to joining Communications Daily, Anne worked at Consumer Electronics Daily, FCC Report and Satellite Week. She is not expected to be replaced; assistant editor Adam Bender has taken on some of Annes responsibilities.

Cara Sievers will be leaving the organization on February 26, 2010. She works as associate editor for Phone+, Billing & OSS World, VON and xchange. Caras areas of coverage include distribution channels, conferencing, telecom security and VoIP. No replacement has been named at this time.

Senior Content Manager, Beth Nicholson has left her position at Telecom Engine. She had only been with the publication for five months. She is now an events manager at Quantros Inc., a software and services provider for the healthcare industry. No replacement has been named; in the meantime website editor Samantha Bookman has taken over some of Beths responsibilities.

RCR Wireless News and market strategy consultancy, iGR have partnered to create RCR Research. The service provides in-depth primary market research, analysis and forecasts on a variety of wireless and mobile, technology and media topics. Areas of coverage for RCR Research include: smart Devices, 3G/4G networks, apps & content, the wireless cloud and mobile security. Users can purchase individual briefs and reports or take advantage of RCR Research Intelligence Area Subscriptions. RCR Research analysts include iGR founder and president, Iain Gillott, vice president, Matthew Vartabedian and managing analyst, Bob Lockhart.

Contributing editor Laura Blackwell has been named downloads editor for PCWorld. She will continue to pen her column, Download This, which covers downloadable software. She also has served as an associate editor and editorial coordinator at the publication. Laura has been with PCWorld since 2001.

Blogger Marc Flores has joined the editorial staff to focus on mobile technology, including mobile phones, services and applications. Marc previously wrote for Boy Genius Report and True/Slant.

Writer, Daniel Brusilovsky was let go from the technology blog because of ethical concerns after he reportedly accepted compensation for his blog posts. Daniel covered the technology industry for the site. No replacement has been named.

Philippe Winthrop has left his position as director of the research firm. He held this position since July 2008. Philippe will continue to write the Enterprise Mobility Matters blog, which is a source of information on mobile application integration, mobile computers and other enterprise mobility devices and issues. His replacement has not been named.

Light Reading has changed the name of mobile news site, Unstrung to Light Reading Mobile. The sites newsletters, Unstrung Daily and Unstrung Weekly, will now be called Light Reading Mobile Daily and Light Reading Mobile Weekly.

 FierceMarkets is set to launch FierceCable March 1, 2010. It will be a business and technology-focused publication for cable service providers that will cover TV Everywhere, RF Over Glass (RFoG), Bandwidth Usage Metering, Net Neurality, DOCSIS 3.0, M&A, and other hot topics. Jim Barthold will become the first editor of FierceCable. He has previously covered the cable industry for Communications Technology, Telephony, Broadband Gear Report, and CED.

Abner Germanow has left his position as Director of IDC’s Enterprise Communications Infrastructure services to join Juniper Networks as the Director, Enterprise Marketing. Abner, had been with IDC for a total of 10 years covering enterprise networks and communications infrastructure. No replacement has been named.

Sarah Reedy has been promoted from associate news editor to senior editor primarily covering IPTV and video. She has been with the publication since August 2007.

Ed Gubbins has left his position as executive news editor at Connected Planet for research and consulting firm New Paradigm Resources Group, Inc. (NPRG) where he will serve as a senior analyst. Rich Karpinski has taken over Ed’s duties as News Editor until a replacement is found. The publication is also leveraging industry icons, including former Telephony Editor Joan Engebretson, for both online and print coverage.

The one-time largest telecommunications trade show has been cancelled for 2010. Expocomm events will not renew its contract to manage the show, effectively shelving the event for 2010 and probably indefinitely. The show had been planned for October 26-28, 2010 in Chicago, IL.

The show had been having problems for a number of years including struggling to attract attendees; the show has also undergone several ownership and name changes. In 2009, the show was originally scheduled for June and was pushed back until October, reportedly in hopes of cashing in broadband stimulus funding. Industry insiders believe that SUPERCOMM has been upstaged by other wireless and telecom shows such as CTIA and CES.

The decision was made by co-owning SUPERCOMM associations, Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) and United States Telecom Association (USTelecom). We expect that this is the true end of SUPERCOMM. Without the co-owned event, each association will be on their own again as far as revenue-generation (SUPERCOMM previously was the biggest revenue generator for each association). This could mean independent events or other profit generating ideas.

Virgo Publishing and SMB Nation, a small and medium business technology partner community portal, announced a partnership to colocate their respective events for voice and data communications solutions providers. Under the agreement, the Spring 2010 Channel Partners Conference & Expo and SMB Nation’s 2010 VoIP Workshop will be held concurrently March 1-3 at the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas. The events will conduct separate conferences with a joint exhibit hall, featuring suppliers of voice and data communications products and services and attracting more than 3,000 attendees. As a bonus, full conference attendees will be able to participate in the education programming for both events at no additional charge.

Publisher Howard Mittman has been promoted to vice president, he will take on the responsibilities of this role in addition to his current duties as publisher. Howard has served as publisher or Wired since February 2009. Before that, he served as associate publisher. Prior to joining Wired, Howard worked in the advertising departments of Popular Science and the now-defunct Mutual Funds.

Molly Rants, a new blog that offers commentary on the latest products and news in technology and consumer electronics is written by blogger Molly Wood. She finds solutions and provides constructive criticism for the technology world.

Jim Rapoza has left his position as chief technology analyst. Jim also wrote the column Tech Directions and contributed to the blogs Emerging Technologies and Comment Here during his tenure with eWeek. No replacement has been named.

The Mobile Marketing Association announced a plan to restructure its four operating regions–Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America and North America, into business units, expanding the roles and responsibilities of each region’s managing director to better address local market needs and guarantee global scalability. Managing directors will strive to foster strong member communities, form new in-country local councils and oversee MMA Forum events in addition to monitoring adherence to the organization’s Consumer Best Practices guidelines. iLoop Mobile founder Michael Becker will stepped down from MMAs board of directors to assume the role of North American managing director. He will be working alongside Paul Berney in EMEA and Rohit Dadwal in APAC–the managing directors will report to interim MMA CEO Federico Pisani Massamormile. Previously, the associations CEO also managed its North American operations. In this new structure, the role of CEO and manager of North America are separate. MMA continues to search for a new CEO.

Information-technology research company Gartner Inc. acquired Burton Group for approximately $56 million in cash. Burton Group is a research and advisory services firm that focuses on providing advice to IT professionals. Burton Group has about 41 research analysts, 40 sales and client service associates, and projected 2009 revenue of $30 million. Gartner hopes that this purchase will expand its product and service offerings and increase IT research-market opportunities.

Reporter Rita Chang has left her position at Advertising Age magazine. Her areas of coverage included wireless carriers, mobile marketing and gaming. Her replacement has not been named.

Andrew Dolbeck has joined the research firm as an analyst. He has more than seven years of business writing, analysis and reporting experience, including coverage of mergers and acquisitions, initial public offerings and business and industry valuations. Most recently, he was editor of Corporate Growth Report, published by NVST. Andrew will cover mobile banking for Netbanker. He will be a frequent contributor to the Netbanker blog and the Online Banking Report newsletter. He will also contribute to the new Finovate blog, debuting later this month.

Scot Petersen has been named the editorial director for CIO/IT strategy media at TechTarget. He will oversee the e-newsletter IT/Business Strategies and the Web sites SearchCIO.com and SearchCIO-Midmarket.com. Scot is replacing Anne McCrory, who left the company. Anne had been with TechTarget since 2004.

Mathew Ingram has joined the tech blog as a senior writer. Before joining GigaOM, Mathew was the communities editor for The Globe and Mail, he had been there for more than a decade. He plans to continue to maintain the Mathew Ingram Blog.

Berge Ayvazian has joined Heavy Reading as a senior consultant. His areas of coverage will include mobile broadband, the convergence of broadband and mobility and the business strategies of mobile broadband technology and service providers. Before joining Heavy Reading, Berge worked as a senior telecommunications industry analyst and strategy consultant with Yankee Group for more than 20 years.

Virgo Publishing has cancelled the June 2010 VON Conference & Expo but has retained nearly all of the VON staff to provide additional focus to the growing online properties of VON and xchange. The traditional conference/tradeshow format is not the long-term successful approach, said Mike Saxby, group publisher, Telecom Division, Virgo Publishing, so Virgo has made the decision to look into new approaches for accomplishing the same goals more effectively. "We weren’t getting the kind of traction we wanted for the 2010 event," Saxby said. "We don’t want to put our customers at risk and decided that canceling the event for 2010 was the right thing to do.” At this point, Virgo is focused on the online properties and exploring possibilities within the spectrum of conference and virtual events.

Kate Galbraith was laid off from her position as a business reporter covering alternative energy and green technology. She also wrote for the blog Green Inc. Kate had been with the publication since June 2008.

Technology columnist Rich Jaroslovsky is expanding his technology column to Bloomberg BusinessWeek. The change is part of the recent acquisition of the magazine by Bloomberg News. He has been a technology columnist for the news service since May. Prior to this, he was an executive editor overseeing global government and economics. He joined Bloomberg News in 2004.

Michael Hickins has left InformationWeek’s Digital Life Weblog and BNET.com. Michael served as a technology writer for BNET’s Industries section and covered consumer electronics and technology for Weblog. Prior to joining InformationWeek, he was the executive editor, news, for eWeek and Channel Insider, as well as senior editor at internetnews.com. No replacement has been named.

United Business Media’s TechWeb is retiring the 2.5 year-old BMighty brand and will address the small and midsize business market through InformationWeek SMB. The name change coincides with a change in the URL from bmighty.com to bMighty.informationweek.com. The name and URL changes are the first steps in an ongoing integration between the two brands. Until recently, there was no sharing of content between BMighty andInformationWeek.com, even though some InformationWeek technology content is of interest to SMBs. Frederic Paul is the publisher and editor-in-chief of InformationWeek SMB.

Technical editor Samara Lynn has left Everything Channel to take a position as a business and networking analyst at PCMag.com. Her areas of coverage included the latest trends in attacks, malware and suspicious behavior throughout the global web, data management, security and virtualization. Samara joined Everything Channel in February 2008 as a technical editor to the CMP Channel Test Center. Her replacement has not yet been named.

Tole Hart has been laid off from the analyst firm. Tole was a research director for the Consumer Services group of the communications area of Gartner Technology & Service Provider research. His areas of coverage included mobile voice and data trends, mobile advertising, mobile VoIP, mobile applications and mobile Web, SMS campaigns, context-aware computing, mobile portals, mobile virtual network operations (MVNOs) and mobile entertainment. He had been with Gartner for 13 years. Prior to joining Gartner, Tole worked for Northern Business Information (NBI) as a senior analyst covering the wireless industry. He also worked at Frost & Sullivan as a profiles analyst. Tole is currently working as an independent wireless consultant. From what we’ve heard, there have been additional layoffs at Gartner; we will keep you updated as we continue to research the situation. Should you know of any additional information, please forward it to me at lborgstede@calsyto.com.

Matthew Vartabedian has been promoted to the position of Vice President. He previously served as a research director for the Enterprise Wireless and Mobile flexible subscription service. Matt joined iGR in November 2002 as a senior analyst. Prior to joining iGR, Matt was senior editor with Telecom Business.

 The Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) announced that its global CEO and president, Mike Wehrs, will resign effective 12/31/09. After leading the association for the past year, Mike will now take on the role of special advisor to the MMA Global Executive Committee until June 30, 2010, to ensure a smooth transition. MMA Global Chairman Federico Pisani Massamormile will serve as interim CEO. The MMA Board will begin an immediate search for a new leader, which will be managed by a recruiting committee comprised of board members.

 Nigel Fenwick has joined the analyst firm as a vice president covering CIO issues. His research focuses on the IT to BT transformation, social media and technology trends and their impact on competitive advantage. Augie “August” Ray has joined the firm as a senior analyst covering social computing. Principal analyst Paul Roehrig is leaving the firm for a position at Cognizant. His areas of coverage included IT services, infrastructure outsourcing and vendor management.

 The online community newly released two newsletters for the RF and wireless communities. The newsletters focus on the tools, trends, technologies and products that enable you to get your current and future RF and wireless designs done. Sign up at www.TechBites.com.

 Contributing editor Joanna Stern has exited the publication. Joanna covered mobile technology news. She joined Gizmodo in August 2009, and she previously served as a news editor for LAPTOP. No replacement has been named.

 Larry Hooper has left his position at CRN. He had served as the publication’s vice president and online editor. Larry joined the staff in August 2000 and, prior to that, served as the editorial director of the now-defunct IT Services Business Report. He has been involved with technology and business journalism for 15 years at a variety of publications in Silicon Valley, Chicago and New York.

 Former director at IDC, Eve Griliches, has signed on as a managing partner at SynergyACG covering telecommunications equipment.

 Liz Gannes has joined the technology blog as a senior writer. She previously served as an editor for the GigaOM network owned blog NewTeeVee, and remains an editor-at-large for the site. Stacey Higginbotham has been promoted from staff writer to senior writer at GigaOM. She also contributes to the NewTeeVee and Earth2Tech blogs.

 AMR Research was acquired by Gartner for $64m in an effort to expand research coverage, consulting, events and other services, acquire their client base and acquire their sales representatives. AMR is primarily focused on ERP/enterprise applications, manufacturing, supply chain, retail and sourcing. L. Frank Kenney, research director covering marketing and advertising technology trends has left for a position at Ipswitch. No replacement has been named.