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Articles in March, 2002 issue of EuropeMedia

• mmO2 could change 3G network deals with builders.(Brief Article)
• Government and IT giants strike deal.(Brief Article)
• Mobile phone back market continues to grow.
• Outsourcing knowledge management has its pitfalls.
• Wireless e-business growing.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Court case could aggravate US mobile phone industry.(Brief Article)
• Jippii opens mobile portal in Portugal.(Brief Article)
• Carrefour Spanish e-business to be profitable by 2005.
• Premiere to launch video-on-demand service.
• Fulfillment software market to grow.
• e-district adds Sky to iTV chat carriers.(Brief Article)
• Dutch court bans ab.fab spam.
• US media giants eye ProSiebenSAT.1.
• ThreeFive introduces multi-wavelength optical receiver.
• Public broadcaster and newspaper create cinema-site.(Cinema.nl)(Brief Article)
• Dutch ICT forum gets underway.(Brief Article)
• Nokia to supply equipment for E-Plus 3G network.(Brief Article)
• Sky Point and Neo merge to form SKN.(Brief Article)
• UK government set to relax cross-media ownership.
• EU candidates need to look to new technologies for competitiveness.(World Bank report)
• ARD and partners to develop EPG.(Deutsche Mailbox and Bauer)(Brief Article)
• Janin: 'It is disturbing to change the habits of the passive TV audience, but let's take risks'.(Interview)
• [0] Dictionary platform offers retrieval and quiz applications for MHP.(Nionex)(Brief Article)
• Vodafone to allow GRPS roaming for Dutch customers.(Brief Article)
• Web3D Consortium releases X3D draft.
• NTT DoCoMo to test 4G services.
• Regulator approves mobile service resellers.(Comision Mercado Telecomunicaciones)
• Hungarian Post to launch e-marketplace.(Brief Article)
• Cybercafes on the rise despite tough regulations.(Brief Article)
• UK starting to open up to broadband.
• Broadband TV launched via telephony network.
• RealNetworks claims it was threatened by Microsoft.
• Kaiser: 'Interactivity will remain a niche market, in which we want to be in a leading position'.
• AOL looks to European operations for success.(Abstract)
• MTS starts VPN for business customers.(Mobile Telephony of Serbia)(Brief Article)
• Phone taping scandal continues.(Romania)
• EU extends Safer Internet program.(Brief Article)
• DVD association opens European office.(Recordable DVD Council)(Brief Article)
• Schmid to leave Mobilcom.(Mobilcom founder Gerhard Schmid)
• Italy bridges north-south digital divide.(Industry Trend or Event)(Brief Article)
• Cyprus to start public talks on telecoms deregulation.(Brief Article)
• Businesses to spend on internet access.
• Scandinavian E! to launch t-commerce channel.(Brief Article)
• New age for Ennis as Eircom leaves town.(town in County Clare, Ireland)
• KPN rejects Atmel offer for EuroWeb stake.(Brief Article)
• Mobile use to outstrip fixed-line in Romania.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Commission welcomes Parliament approval of .eu.
• FTV ending transmissions early.
• Germany gets internet name back.(Brief Article)
• Telenor starts new Hungarian subsidiary.(Brief Article)
• Fixed-line revenues to continue decline.(Brief Article)
• Nokia to launch DTV receiver.
• NTL to offer 1 mbps internet access.
• Liberate strikes broadcast deal with Two Way TV.
• Broadband to outstrip narrowband by 2007.
• Internet access hits half a billion worldwide.(Nielsen//NetRatings report)(Brief Article)
• Intertainer launches VOD platform.(Demand E.S.P. video-on-demand platform)
• 365 to exit hardware business.
• Sony moves into US video game market.
• Website aims to drag government out of the dark ages.
• Global mobile handset sales fall in 2001.(Gartner Dataquest research)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Elektrim tries to stave off bankruptcy.
• TV2 and Carlton Active strike interactive 'Millionaire' deal.
• Sweden and UK ask EU for broadband date.(Brief Article)
• Romanian governments getting online.(Brief Article)
• UK and the Netherlands to get high-speed WLAN.(Brief Article)
• Irish mobile penetration reaches 79%.(Statistical Data Included)
• Sonera broadband network connects Moscow with Western Europe.(Brief Article)
• Vodafone and T-Mobile plan to create 'mobile wallet'.(Brief Article)
• FCC lightens broadband rules for US cable groups.
• Galileo gets the green light.
• EU directive could cost mobile operators.(Brief Article)
• Telia and DNA negotiate partnership.(Brief Article)
• Pace technology won't open DTV market, survey says.(Starcom Motive)
• Riot-E files for bankruptcy.(Brief Article)
• HP claims victory in shareholder vote.(Brief Article)
• PMO announces E14M for IT infrastructure.
• European and Asian roll-out to spur digital set-top revival.
• GSN strikes alliance with Two Way TV.(Brief Article)
• mmO2 signs up 250 for Blackberry.

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