When the scramble finally happened, hackers had fixer files available for satellite thieves within 15 minutes.
This is the sort of challenge that the political fixer in Mr Persson clearly relishes.
Liev Schreiber will star as a "fixer" for Los Angeles' rich and famous set.
What makes this deal different is that it is not a turnaround or a fixer-upper.
My fixer distracted the staff while I hurried through other buildings on the premises.
Mr Donohue, who declined to be interviewed for this article, has occasionally spoken about this fixer role.
Around the same time in 1995, McCaw went for Nextel, a fixer-upper with bad wireless service and a collapsed stock price.
The most pernicious method, and most effective, is when a fixer can get a club owner to fix matches.
This coincides with progress on a larger fixer-upper, namely Home Depot ( HD).
Social democrats are used to thinking of the state as the fixer of problems, not as the problem itself.
He also appointed Fred Malek, a prominent Washington fixer and fund-raiser, to head a study on shrinking state government.
The Rosens bought a fixer-upper house on a five-acre lot, and moved in later that fall with their newborn son.
He bought the building as a family home and fixer-upper in 1992, when the TriBeca neighborhood was still a no-mans-land.
He became her confidant, and she became his fixer, his disciple, and, when the Nazis took over Austria, his savior.
He soon developed a knack for buying cheap, fixer-upper cable systems, raising quality and prices and plowing the cash flow into more acquisitions.
Rhodes was, and remains, a fixer nonpareil of all that appears unfixable.
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My fixer told me that earlier he'd seen one of the staff driving away a corpse in the boot of his car.
It is alleged four friendly games were prearranged for the benefit of convicted Singaporean match-fixer Wilson Perumal and his Football 4U organization.
Mr Mukherjee, the government's wiliest political fixer, thus deserves a little patience.
We can only imagine what he would say in response to "price fixer" being added to the list by an overreaching, innovation-suppressing government.
Indeed, the choice of France's next president may even be decided by the flurry over the videotaped confessions of a dead political fixer.
First, when Ms Gillard took over, she identified herself more as a fixer of problems than as a leader with a fresh vision.
The house is still a fixer, with smelly carpeting that Gaffen can't wait to pull out, and there are some termites to contend with.
Lord Wakeham, a former Tory chief whip and noted political fixer, has suggested that the Convention's privacy provisions should apply only to public bodies.
Instead, he proceeded with a rigged election in April that made him even more beholden to Vladimiro Montesinos, his intelligence chief and political fixer.
He described himself Monday as a fixer of problems in government.
Murdoch knew he was getting a fixer-upper when he bought DirecTV.
Ubisoft intends to release a massive fixer-patch in the coming days.
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He is a skilled fixer, and has enhanced his prestige with various interest-groups since taking office by stepping in and resolving several seemingly intractable conflicts.
In Baghdad, Othman told me that a new passport would cost him six hundred dollars, paid to a fixer with connections at the passport offices.
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