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Articles in April, 2002 issue of EuropeMedia

• Internetto shuts down.(acquired by Index)
• .es domain registrations grow in Catalunya.(Brief Article)
• The slow but steady growth of e-books.(in Macedonia)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Government launches science website.(universityscience.ie)(Brief Article)
• Softbank and TDC Internet Polska sign deal.(Brief Article)
• KPN to launch Dutch i-Mode on April 18.
• KPN to launch 3G services on schedule.(Brief Article)
• SES Global to offer satellite broadband in Europe.
• Forum organisers publish magazine.(Brief Article)
• Telfort and debitel sign access deal.(Brief Article)
• iTV consortium develops iTV standards.
• Commission and WIPO get tough on cybersquatters.(Brief Article)
• Operacion Triunfo broadcast live online.(Brief Article)
• MTS purchases 51% of Kuban GSM.(Brief Article)
• TA loses fixed-line market share.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• EdgeStream tackles 'middle mile' issue.
• Kirch collapse could shake up Europe's media industry.(Radio Free Europe)
• MovieLink looks to MPEG-4 technology.(for Internet video-on-service)
• Central European B2B e-commerce looks promising.(Brief Article)
• RCS plans to start fixed-line services.
• Microsoft to train state employees.(Brief Article)
• Philips announces Microsoft support for DVD standard.(Brief Article)
• Siemens to resell Motorola 3G handsets.
• eircom sets new interconnection fees.
• Stet subscriber growth below expectations.(Brief Article)
• Mobile operators get additional spectrum.(Brief Article)
• Oskar nets 1m subscribers.(Brief Article)
• Hispasat and Atrexx to expand in Europe.(Brief Article)
• New centre examines technology and culture.(Brief Article)
• Luxembourg leads EU for web surfers.
• Government launches iTV portal.
• Siemens to supply 3G technology to Hutchison 3G.(Brief Article)
• Canal Plus could lose broadcast licence.(Brief Article)
• Parliament to approve telecoms law.(re Slovakia)(Brief Article)
• Telewest to trial 1MB cable internet service.(Brief Article)
• Teens drop pizzas for mobiles.(Industry Trend or Event)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Loudeye to supply music clips to Yahoo!(Brief Article)
• Shop.by starts online payment system.(Belarusian online shopping service )(Brief Article)
• Can the content providers really tame the internet?
• RDS purchases ISP Totalnet in surprise move.(Romanian Data Systems)
• Minister wins libel suit against Amazon.(David Trimble)(Brief Article) (book review)
• UPC postpones financial results again.(United Pan-Europe Communications)(Statistical Data Included)
• EBay opens virtual shopping gallery.(Brief Article)
• MHP off to a slow start.(multimedia-home-platform interactive TV standard)(Brief Article)
• The search engine: a mix of partners.(Google, Ask Jeeves, MSN, Lycos)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Regulator won't budge on 3G licence terms.
• NTT DoCoMo develops lip-reading mobile.(Brief Article)
• KPN rejects new offer for EuroWeb shares.(Brief Article)
• KirchMedia filed for insolvency.
• Dell to set up plant in Hungary.(Brief Article)
• Marketing platform offers opt-out site.(Brief Article)
• Sporever shows 3D football animations.
• Intel and Summit create backup system for Beltelecom.(Brief Article)
• Governments need to clue in to the power of broadband.
• MTS unveils intranet roaming in Southern Russia.(Brief Article)
• Electronic communication surges in Denmark.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• EDP denies ties with Optimus buyer.(Electricidade de Portugal)
• French e-commerce doubles.(Benchmark study results)(Brief Article)
• Cegecom won't bid on 3G licence.(Brief Article)
• Skynet drops English from redesigned website.(Brief Article)
• Online advertising investment drops in early 2002.(Brief Article)
• Infoquest and OTE sign deal.(Brief Article)
• NTL trials mobile DTT.
• Telecel and Optimus form partnership.(Brief Article)
• Microsoft and Buzztime strike iTV deal.
• Music sites losing out to P2P programs.
• Mobilkom looks to expand in Eastern Europe.(Brief Article)
• First Greek financial channel debuts.(Brief Article)
• Fincast and SES Astra sign deal.
• CanalNumedia to merge with VU Net.(Brief Article)
• German online ad market to hit E2bn by 2005.(according to Datamonitor)(Brief Article)
• Italy to allow bandwidth trading.(Brief Article)
• Hi-Media expands iTV advertising network.(Brief Article)
• European Commission tackles cybercrime.(Brief Article)
• Philips tests interactive home.
• Regulator may shut down unregistered firms.
• Matav's RIO would destroy competition, alternatives charge.(reference interconnection offers )(Brief Article)
• Webcasters day of silence.(Industry Overview)
• Skynet says sorry with a virus.(Norton Internet Security 2002 software's inactive virus W95.Hybris.gen)(Brief Article)
• New legislation to encourage e-business.

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