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Articles in February, 2003 issue of EuropeMedia

• European Parliament cross-party initiative against EU electronic surveillance.(Brief Article)
• Velcom to become dual-band mobile network.( Mobile Digital Communication )(Brief Article)
• Access to Information Society Services through 3G and DTV.(Brief Article)
• 5.2m Polish internet users in 2002.(Brief Article)
• Worm enters plot of Archers.(Brief Article)
• Wanadoo sells Wanadoo Belgium to Tiscali.(Brief Article)
• Eurotel offers roaming for MMS.(Eurotel Praha agreement with Orange Slovakia)(Brief Article)
• Music industry subscription service adds record labels, launches version 2.5.(Pressplay)(Brief Article)
• Competitors call on European Commission to break Microsoft up.(Brief Article)
• Nokia and Intec Telecom Systems sign partnership agreement.(Brief Article)
• Downloaded music and films clog parliament's IT system.(Brief Article)
• Interoute launches 802.11g wireless internet in London.(Brief Article)
• Cesky Telecom privatsation recommended for 2005.(Brief Article)
• NEC to develop i-mode platform for Telefonica Moviles.(Brief Article)
• Wi-Fi hotspot pricing varies widely, report.(report from BroadGroup)(Brief Article)
• Merger of Auna Telecommunications and ONO expected.(Brief Article)
• Orange France rolls out Wi-Fi.
• Ukrainian parliament overturns president’s veto on free incoming calls.(Brief Article)
• Infineon Introduces Complete UMTS handset platform solution.(FP1-Ux )(Brief Article)
• 'E-Belarus' programme adopted.(Belarus plans government information technology )(Brief Article)
• NTT DoCoMo to embed Macromedia Flash into i-Mode service.(Brief Article)
• Overture acquire web search unit of Fast Search & Transfer.
• First Data acquires TeleCash Kommunikations-Service From T-Systems.(Brief Article)
• Swedish Mobile phone sales stagnating as market saturates.(Brief Article)
• Microsoft opens Windows to UK.(provides access to source code for the government)
• E-GIF compliance service launched.(Brief Article)
• Viva Ventures confirms bid for BTC.(Brief Article)
• Mobile phones used to monitor heart patients.(Brief Article)
• EC proposes Europe's first cyber-security agency.(Brief Article)
• Internet merger? That's just not cricket...(Wisden.com and CricInfo.com )(Brief Article)
• Wireless hotspots record 327% growth in 2002, says IDC.(Industry Overview)
• Mixed opinions on Romanian voice market deregulation.
• Moldova offers third GSM licence.(Brief Article)
• Shock website removed by German domain registrar.(Ogrish.com)(Brief Article)
• UK consumers still unfamiliar with online shopping, report.(Brief Article)
• e-Europe 2002 Action Plan issues final report.
• Korean mobile operator 'broadcasting' TV to 3G phones.(Brief Article)
• MMS interoperability in Greece.(Brief Article)
• BT returns to mobile services via T-Mobile.(Brief Article)
• FoneBlog allows blogging from mobiles and PDAs.(Brief Article)
• European online gaming doubles, report.(Nielsen-NetRatings report)
• Choosing the right payment solution essential to the future of online
• DTI to auction 15 regional wireless broadband licences.(Brief Article)
• ‘Direct’ mobile phone numbers eliminated in Ukraine.(Brief Article)
• Broadband fuelling double-digit growth in business data service revenues, report.(Brief Article)
• Will the new EU cyber-security agency actually deliver?
• 18m camera phones sold worldwide in 2002, report.(Brief Article)
• Next steps for EU e-Health card.(Brief Article)
• Will Wi-Fi hot-spots threaten 3G?(report from Probe Research)(Brief Article)
• Mobile phone use up in Poland.(Brief Article)
• IT market in Baltic countries shows rapid growth.(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
• Main telecoms operator of Trans-Dniester Moldovan Republic to be privatised.(Brief Article)
• IP Virtual Private Networks increasingly outsourced.(Brief Article)
• European Commission takes legal action against Italy, Denmark and the Netherlands over state intervention.
• 3 UK announce pricing policy.(Brief Article)
• Norway relaxes 3G roll-out requirements.(Brief Article)
• Oftel issues provisional order against BT.(Brief Article)
• MmO2 delays German 3G launch.(Brief Article)
• European Commission clears Intracom stake in STI.(Brief Article)
• Microsoft faces new legal challenges in the European Union.
• Motorola launches Java and Linux handset.(Motorola A760)(Brief Article)
• UK online retailers data protection scofflaws.(Brief Article)
• Nokia and Sony Ericsson co-ordinate Symbian OS smart-phone developer tools.(Brief Article)
• IBM pushes forward with open standards-based wireless infrastucture.
• Van Dusseldorp & Partners 2nd SMS Meets TV Seminar.
• Euronet acquires E-pay.
• Spain gets world's fourteenth root server.(Brief Article)
• Upaid launches HiPAAS pre-pay top-up via SMS.(Brief Article)
• O2 Ireland remains committed to 3G roll-out obligations.(wireless communications services)(Brief Article)
• IBM and Alcatel sign agreement to provide new IP solutions for business.(Brief Article)
• Alcatel and Sun launch new wireless enterprise application solution.(Brief Article)
• Siemens delivers streaming video solution to Westel Mobile.(Brief Article)
• New Polish TV channel aimed at Polish diaspora in Germany and US.(Brief Article)
• Virtual classrooms aid foreign language education.(Brief Article)
• B2B marketplace prevailing.(Marketline )(Brief Article)
• BT to service Spanish inter-governmental administrator.(Brief Article)
• European mobile gaming worth over E3bn by 2005, says report.(study from Strand Consults )(Brief Article)
• Worldwide broadband revenues fall 11% in 2002.(according to Strategy Analytics)(Brief Article)
• Russian cellular market hits 13% penetration.(Brief Article)
• UMC starts mobile radio service.(Brief Article)

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