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Articles in January, 2002 issue of EuropeMedia

• Hutchison Whampoa to expand 3G networks.(Brief Article)
• Terra Lycos unveils new linking feature.(Brief Article)
• France Telecom group selects Alcatel and Lucent to supply ADSL equipment worldwide.
• Cook looks to Britain to be first country to use online voting.(Brief Article)
• Vizzavi cuts 100 out of 800 jobs.(Brief Article)
• Oftel calls Competition Commission to investigate mobile call termination rates.(Brief Article)
• Motorola unveils hands-free automobile Bluetooth device.(Brief Article)
• Convergence is a reality on the Isle of Man.(Brief Article)
• Norwegian Telenor to reduce workforce 25% by 2003.
• Baan announces new CRM strategy.(introduces iBaan customer relationship management software suite)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Class still matters for UK technology.(Brief Article)
• Tiscali partners with Burda form online quiz game.(Brief Article)
• Spanish home internet use grows 44 per cent in December 2001.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• 1 in 20 new cars sold online in UK.(Brief Article)
• 2002 offers a wealth of internet predictions.
• Google retrieving private documents.(from Dutch Web sites)(Brief Article)
• Tiscali gets set to launch broadband satellite service.(Brief Article)
• New manager heads Kirch Group's troubled Pay TV.(Brief Article)
• Innovative US retailer set to win the music store war.
• CityReach future brighter after buyout.
• European companies look to electronic training.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Cybercrime on the rise in Belarus.(Brief Article)
• Opodo won't act as a low-budget travel cartel says CEO.
• Bertelsman plans to enter the Chinese market.(Brief Article)
• High speed internet takes to the sewers.(Brief Article)
• Online shopping dropped in Germany during Christmas season.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• iTouch to relaunch revamped Worldpop UK portal within two weeks.(Brief Article)
• Suspension of Napster case leads to settlement rumours.(Brief Article)
• SMS advertising - a wasted gesture.(short message services gain popularity without benefit of advertising)(Brief Article)(Column)
• Vivendi Universal looking to dump stake in Elektrim.(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
• Mobilcom to go it alone with first phase of 3G network.(Brief Article)
• UK Energis to cut 500 more jobs.(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
• Thousands of pirate CDs confiscated from the Kyiv market.(Brief Article)
• BellSouth sells stake in E-Plus to KPN.(Brief Article)
• Cell phone customers ready for m-marketing survey says.(Brief Article)
• HP takeover of Compaq set to be approved by EU.(Brief Article)
• AOL blocks instant messenger from popular access client.(Brief Article)
• French police crack down online pedophile network.(Brief Article)
• Forthnet launches new telecoms services.(Brief Article)
• BT considers creating its own TV content.(Brief Article)
• Hungarian Freestart seeks partners.(Brief Article)
• Finnish mobile handset sales thrive at Christmas.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Job sites less popular with employers.
• Dutch business ICT market to recover slightly.(Brief Article)
• Yahoo! implements more changes.(Brief Article)
• Amena's sale of mobile network sites enters final phase.(Brief Article)
• Telefonica Moviles reaches 30m customers worldwide landmark.(Brief Article)
• Court rejects Canal+'s claims against Telenor.
• KPN battles with angry MxStream subscribers.(Brief Article)
• Tesco expands online shopping to US.(Brief Article)
• Finland in no hurry to sell Sonera stake.(Brief Article)
• Spanish mobile use increased in 2001.(according to Spanish Commission for the Telecommunications Market)(Brief Article)
• Google spills secrets of its success.(Brief Article)
• Deutsche Telekom sees big subscriber increases.(Brief Article)
• EU gives KPNQwest OK to acquire Global TeleSystems.
• Foreign owners reject changes to Telekom Srbija contract.(Brief Article)
• Baltic region to expect boost in mobile subscribers.(Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Terra Mobile and RTVE launch SMS and teletext service.(Brief Article)
• Netherlands short of qualified ICT personnel.(Brief Article)
• Rival website forces Nederlandse Spoorwegen to adapt online travel planner.
• Romtelecom to annouce winning bid for privatisation consultant.(Brief Article)
• France Telecom and Wanadoo reorganise internet service businesses.(Brief Article)
• Desperate parents start website to find cure for mysterious illness.(Brief Article)
• Ukrainian offshore programming expected to increase this year.(Brief Article)
• Police find more than E10,000 in pirated software at university.(University of Wroclaw, Poland)(Brief Article)
• Finnish mobile game companies to merge.(Codeonline, Springtoys)(Brief Article)
• Credit Agricole the most visited bank on the web.(Brief Article)
• University of Twente students involved in unlawful internet activities.(Brief Article)
• Three of Europe's largest consumer portals strike marketing deal.(Brief Article)
• Tiscali to offer internet access via satellite in 2002.(Brief Article)
• Portugese public TV unveils changes.(Brief Article)
• Forrester warns European SMS marketers to plan, not spam.(Brief Article)
• Czech Republic approves 7 telecoms investors.(Brief Article)
• German cartel office confirms objection to purchase.(Brief Article)
• 2nd GMS operator launches equipment tender.(Mezdugorodnaya Sviaz)(Brief Article)
• CMG's mobile subsidiary back on course.(Brief Article)
• Ceske Radiokomunikace grants 39.2% stake option in Radio Mobil to subsidiary.(Brief Article)
• Tiscali stops Lokace search engine operation.(Brief Article)
• Oxford University Press to launch biggest online reference website.(Brief Article)
• US Icann and European Centr in a deadlock.(Brief Article)

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