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Articles in November, 2002 issue of EuropeMedia

• UK mobile users view over 11 million web-pages per day.(Brief Article)
• More problems for Cesky Telecom sale.(Brief Article)
• RadioMobil to enable sending of video MMS.(Brief Article)
• Monday is the most popular day of the week to surf the Web.(according to OneStat.com)(Brief Article)
• Microsoft pushes for quick end to EU probe.
• Beltelecom modernises international traffic exchange and ISDN network.(Brief Article)
• Carphone Warehouse acquires Opal Telecom to take on the might of BT.(Brief Article)
• Telewest reports higher broadband subscriber numbers than BTOpenworld.
• Sendo drops Microsoft in favour of Nokia.
• Online publishers team up to form European OPA.(Online Publishers Association Europe)(Brief Article)
• Wind to launch 3G in mid-2003.(Brief Article)
• ICANN proposes new domain names.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Wanadoo Spain aims to breaks even operationally in 2003.(Company Financial Information)(Brief Article)
• Intel opens Digital Home in Kyiv.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Visa launches online money transfer service.(Brief Article)
• 40% of population is computer literate.(in Belarus according to Institute of Sociology and Social Technologies of the National Academy of Science poll)(Brief Article)
• Turk Telekom shuts down VoIP ports to third party access.(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• B2B remains untapped in developing countries.(according to United Nations Conference on Trade and Development)(Brief Article)
• UK comes second to US in its 'environment' for e-commerce.(report by Booz Allen Hamilton)
• DNA carries out Finland's first videocall on a 3G network.(Brief Article)
• All eyes on Telia's Finnish assets.(Telia Mobile Finland available for acquisition)(Brief Article)
• Logica launches MMS interoperability solution.(Brief Article)
• Monster doubles number of users in Spain.(313,000 CV's in its database in Spain)(Brief Article)
• EU Networks for e-government.(European Commission )(Brief Article)
• Interoperability between networks and the limited number of handsets available are the major challenges facing operators, says O2 VP.(Deborah Carter, Van Dusseldorp & Partners' Business Development Consultant, Mike Short, VP of Technology, O2)
• 1 in 14 UK emails found to contain spam in 2002.(Brief Article)
• Internet access more affordable in Luxembourg than in the rest of Europe.(International Telecommunication Union study)(Brief Article)
• Sonera and SKV-yhtiot to cooperate in broadband services.(Brief Article)
• Data retention plans to be used in criminal investigations, says Justice Minister.(Michael McDowell)(Brief Article)
• Promising results for Ukraine''s telecoms sector.(according to State Statistics Committee )(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• ICANN vote to remove public voice from the board.(Brief Article)
• Globe Internet launches public Wi-Fi network.
• Wienstrom delivers Ethernet NG-broadband in Vienna.(uses Cisco System's Metro Ethernet Switching products)
• Belgacom in talks Cegetel merger talks.(Brief Article)
• ScreamingMedia changes name to Pinnacor Inc.
• Complaint lodged against Aunacable over abusive practices.(Andalucian organization lodges complaint)(Brief Article)
• Master Talk refused commercial frequency for Adonis Network.(Brief Article)
• Vodafone adopts Telsis SMS Routers for UK network.(Brief Article)
• Council of Europe outlaws racism on the internet.(Brief Article)
• Freeserve granted appeal against BT.(Brief Article)
• Commission grants antitrust clearance for licensing of patents for 3G services.(European Commission)
• Three companies in for final bids on Inmarsat.(Apollo Advisors, Apax Partners and Permira )(Industry Trend or Event)(Brief Article)
• 10m camera phones sold worldwide through Q3 2002.(Product Information)(Brief Article)
• Swisscom Fixnet lodges appeal against regulator's decision.(Brief Article)
• New EU antitrust case against Microsoft likely.
• Palm sets sights on Russian PDA market.(develop Zire and Tungsten PDA's with White Wind)(Brief Article)
• Panasonic and Nokia to collobarate on interopability of mobile terminals and home electronic devices.
• Government pledges GBP1bn to broadband.(Brief Article)
• Fire destroys high speed computer network at Twente University.(Brief Article)
• Major broadband procurement for Scotland.(Brief Article)
• Parliament bans charges for incoming calls.(Brief Article)
• 15 e-tailers form association to study consumer behaviour online.(Brief Article)
• 50m SMS messages sent during October.
• Worldwide mobile phone sales exceed expectations in third quarter.(new report by Gartner Dataquest)
• Alcatel selected to roll out MTS GSM/GPRS network in Russia.(agreement with Mobile Telesystems for Evolium GSM )(Brief Article)
• TELFOR Telecoms Forum celebrates its 10th anniversary.(Calendar)
• Confidential SMS service-provider list published.(by TROS)(Brief Article)
• Chain email might provide Chancellor Schroeder with thousands of shirts.(Brief Article)
• Serbia drafts new telecommunications law.(Brief Article)
• UMC and Nokia launch MMS in the Ukraine.(Ukrainian Mobile Communications)(Brief Article)
• Hacker takes advantage of dialer billing system.(Brief Article)
• Tecnomen signs MMSC deal with tele.ring Austria.(Brief Article)
• Who's to blame for the state of European telecos?
• Price war likely outcome of Microsoft trial.
• Number of 'virtual' service providers to increase by 50% by 2005.
• Nokia and RIM sign BlackBerry software licensing agreement.(Brief Article)
• EBRD considers stake in Globul.(European Bank for Reconstruction and Development)(Brief Article)
• Regulator accepts ntl’s guarantee on MMDS digital roll out.(Brief Article)
• Boss Media launch digital online gaming platform for amusement arcades.
• Dutch online shopping to reach E307m this Christmas.(Industry Trend or Event)
• Telefonica content group puts division up for sale.(Admira)(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Yahoo launches expanded email service.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Use of funds from 3G licence auctions deemed responsible for telcos troubles.
• Lastminute.com acquires eXhilaration.(Brief Article)
• Geo-spatial technology: advancing the agenda for the 21st century.
• Vodafone Hungary offers 3G roaming.(Brief Article)
• SIGNIS, the World Catholic Association for Comunication, one year on.(Brief Article)
• Openet Telecom signs 3 year mediation software contract with Orange.(Brief Article)
• Inktomi to take on Google with a new version of its web search service.(Brief Article)
• Broadband comes to Bridgnorth.

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