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Bulletins
Bulletins
Notices to clients and statements to the press, from the firm’s first website in 1998 to the present. Also available by RSS, and by post to clients who ask.
2026
- Intranet Suite 2.1: release schedule
The next release will include a button for changing passwords and will address four items raised by a client. A date will be announced by telephone.
- A reminder about change requests to sign-in pages
Changes to authentication pages are billed at the premium rate, with a two-hour minimum, and need a manager’s approval and a purchase order.
- Frothly’s staff intranet goes live on the Intranet Suite
Staff mail at the San Francisco research institute now runs on Intranet Suite 2.0, build 4471, installed by the firm at a considerable discount.
- TR-01993 renewed for a further term
The Turing Registry has approved the renewal of the firm’s PSI-FIELD MONITOR licence, twenty-two years after it was first granted.
2025
- Survey cited in Frothly’s report on the connected home
Frothly’s Coin-Operated, on charges introduced to household devices after purchase, draws on the firm’s Consumer Device Survey.
2024
- Consumer Device Survey 2024 published
What our technicians found in 1,214 homes and offices in 2023: 9,862 connected devices, most of them listening, some of them billing.
2022
- Sixty years
The firm is sixty. It has three offices, 196 inertials and the mark it adopted in 1966.
2021
- Intranet Suite 2.0
A new release of the Intranet Suite, rebuilt on a current database and with sign-in that is faster on slow connections.
2020
- Interference screening for consultation rooms
Families with relatives in half-life may now ask the firm to screen consultation rooms for voices that do not belong to the person they came to see.
2019
- The FM-7 field meter replaces the FM-6
All field staff now carry the FM-7. Technicians holding an FM-6 are asked to return it to Secaucus.
2017
- Half-Life, by Glen Runciter, is published in Zürich
The founder’s book on the persistence and decline of minds in storage is published by Beloved Brethren Press.
- On the revocation of TR-06250
The Turing Registry has revoked the licence of a demand-forecasting system that relied on undisclosed precognitive staff. The firm welcomes the decision and will say no more.
- Statement on interference at a client’s premises
Inertials placed with a client have reported interference consistent with precognitive activity by a third party. The firm has referred the matter to the Turing Registry.
2016
- Introducing the Runciter Associates Intranet Suite
Staff mail and a directory for clients who would rather not hand their correspondence to a large company, installed and supported by the firm.
2015
- Glen Runciter elected treasurer of Frothly
Mr. Runciter will serve as treasurer of the institute’s board while continuing as chairman of the firm.
2012
- Fifty years
The firm marks its fiftieth year by reissuing the 1966 standards manual and changing nothing else.
2009
- Glen Runciter joins the board of Frothly
The firm’s founder has been elected a director of the San Francisco research institute, and has declared his interest in the firm to its board.
2008
- A Zürich office for the firm’s European clients
The office on Rämistrasse will serve clients in Europe and keep in touch with the Turing Registry, whose offices are nearby.
2004
- PSI-FIELD MONITOR licensed by the Turing Registry
The firm’s field instrument is licensed for talent detection as TR-01993, among the first privately operated systems on the register.
- A note on an aerosol product
A member of our field staff has filed a household aerosol with the Turing Registry for review. The firm has no interest in the product and does not recommend it.
2002
- Instruments and records move to Secaucus
The calibration bench, the counter-surveillance workshop and forty years of paper records leave Madison Avenue for a building in the Meadowlands.
1998
- The firm opens a site on the World Wide Web
Clients may now read the firm’s bulletins here as well as receive them by post. The telephone remains the preferred means of reaching us.
Press
The firm rarely comments and never on its clients. Enquiries from the press to press@runciterassociates.org or +1 212 014 0147.