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Articles in January, 2003 issue of EuropeMedia

• US cable companies and manufacturers to jointly produce 'plug- and-play' digital television set.(Brief Article)
• Dutch 3G auction results fair, rules court.(Versatel)(Brief Article)
• Vodafone to sell off Verizon stake?(Brief Article)
• Bank on online banking, says report.(Jupiter Research report)(Brief Article)
• Velcom acknowledges client data base theft.(Mobile Digital Communications)(Brief Article)
• Hello to Motorola’s new handsets.(Brief Article)
• Blog conference in Vienna.(Brief Article)
• Mobile bus tickets coming to your town?(Brief Article)
• Broadband above the clouds.(on Lufthansa flight)
• Apple unveils world's first 17-inch notebook, high-speed wireless networking and new browser.
• Hi3G to launch 3G service as ‘3’ in Sweden.(Brief Article)
• Dutch Prime Minister on iTV election game show.
• T-Mobile and Lucent to test secure 3G high-speed data services for businesses.(Brief Article)
• Welsh virus designer sentenced to 2 years jail.(Brief Article)
• German internet portal profitable.(Web.de)(Brief Article)
• Mobile and online gaming increasing in popularity.(Brief Article)
• Court shuts down Ladbrokes' Dutch website.(Brief Article)
• Popularity of broadband in UK steadily rising.( research published by Oftel)(Brief Article)
• Making e-Learning safe for children.(Brief Article)
• European Voice Telephony Market slowing, consolidating, says report.(Brief Article)
• European Commission investigates possible state aid to France Telecom.
• Hutchison sets a date for launch of '3'.(Brief Article)
• Acceptance of e-government by general public still low.( Portfolio Communications analysis)(Brief Article)
• Kvazar-Micro awarded Microsoft Large Account Re-seller status.(Brief Article)
• Austrian schoolbooks to go online.(Brief Article)
• Blackberry to win votes for Dutch conservatives.(Brief Article)
• Denmark and Greece only states to introduce EU Copyright Directive.(Brief Article)
• 448,000 cellular subscribers in Belarus.(Brief Article)
• Brussels to investigate France Telecom loan.(Brief Article)
• Eindhoven Airport joins growing number of Dutch Wi-Fi sites.(Brief Article)
• BT cuts broadband prices.(Brief Article)
• Young FYR Macedonian web designers itching to compete with the best of Europe.(Interview)
• Aliatel offers direct dialling through own network.(Brief Article)
• Italians usher in the New Year with SMS.
• PC sales saw modest growth in fourth quarter; 2003 outlook still problematic.(report from Dataquest)(Brief Article)
• Mobile operators react to Oftel-imposed price cuts.(Brief Article)
• Microsoft hopes for settlement with EU.(Brief Article)
• Swisscom to explore Telekom Austria takeover.(Brief Article)
• UK X-mas online shopping highest ever.(report from NOP World)(Brief Article)
• Vodafone customer growth up by 4m net.(Brief Article)
• Fujitsu wins E980m postal order.(Brief Article)
• New telecoms regulatory package key to broadband success.
• Telsim launches mobile TV.(Brief Article)
• Czech Republic unbundles local loop.(Brief Article)
• MTS reaches 1.4m customers.(Mobile Telephony of Serbia)(Brief Article)
• NTT DoCoMo to subsidise 3G handset manufacture.(Brief Article)
• Casema sold to Carlyle Group, Providence Equity Partners and GMT Communication Partners.(Brief Article)
• Slovak ADSL testing to be made by providers only.(Brief Article)
• Sonofon launches MMS using turnkey solution from End2End and Openwave.(Brief Article)
• Mobtel public assets to be sold.(Brief Article)
• SMS prayer of the day for Italian Catholics.(Brief Article)
• Ericsson and Hutchison 3G sign agreement on handset-PC video telephony.(Brief Article)
• Financial services outsourcing hot says report.(Datamonitor report on business process outsourcing)(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• BT slashes broadband charges.(Brief Article)
• Radiocommunications Agency to auction 3.4GHz licences.(in UK)(Brief Article)
• ‘Peoples’ wireless network proposed for the Netherlands.(by Jaap van Till and Henrik Rood of Stratix)(Brief Article)
• Tesco and Gillette test smart-tags on razors.(Brief Article)
• Delivering the Post: Chip by Chip.
• Vodafone acquires SBC's stake in Cegetel.(Brief Article)
• Porn-phone the future of 3G.( report by Visiongain )(Brief Article)
• Music industry goes after ISPs.(Brief Article)
• 6m Western Europeans have broadband.(Forrester Research)(Brief Article)
• Want to know more? Click on ‘Hypertag’.(Hypertag developing wireless device that provides instant access to information )(Brief Article)
• Tesco enters the telecom business.(Brief Article)
• New alternative ISP in Montenegro.(MontSkaj)(Brief Article)
• ADSL making inroads into cable's market share.(Brief Article)
• Cross-party MP group attacks anti-terror laws.(Brief Article)
• Ericsson cross-access-network roaming benefits medical services.(Brief Article)
• Businessmen get 5 years for illegal IP-telephony usage.(Brief Article)
• Serbian Government to buy back Italian share of Telekom Srbija.(Brief Article)
• Broadband subscribers warming (a little bit) to paying for content.(Brief Article)
• Mobilkom Austria and Vodafone announce partnership agreement.(Brief Article)
• Digital Piracy: The Show Must Go On.
  by Greenfield, Howard
• DDD Group receive European patent for 3D TV technology.(Brief Article)
• Mobile vultures gather above weak O2 Netherlands.(Brief Article)
• T-Systems talks with Ernst and Young break down.(Brief Article)
• Vienna testing M-parking.(Brief Article)
• Vodafone offers minority shareholders E2bn for its European units.(Brief Article)
• Commercial Wi-Fi in Czech Republic off the ground.(Brief Article)
• Dublin falling e-behind, says Chamber of Commerce.(Brief Article)

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