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Articles in Oct 19, 1999 issue of Telecomworldwire

• -BOL and NuvoMedia bring electronic book distribution to Germany
• -Microsoft signs eBook agreements with publishers
• -UKISHELP initiative launched to help UK companies apply for EU funding
• -Datawatch releases data conversion system
• Citrix Systems Inc
• -Lucent Technologies wins cabling and data networking contract
• -REVIEW:Playing for Profit
• Sigtec
• -USATODAY.com partners with Strategy.com for personalised investment services
• -Microsoft and BT partner for new mobile Internet products and services
• -REVIEW:Adaptec Easy CD Creator 4 Deluxe
• -Equant adds capacity to European and Asian data networks
• -Nokia wins contract to supply monitors to Dell
• The Indian government
• -FAA completes computer equipment installation project
• -Microsoft launches its bCentral business portal
• NetScout Systems Inc
• -Thuraya Satellite Telecommunications selects Alcatel for turnkey comms system contract
• -Computer use in the US has increased significantly, claims study
• Datron Systems Inc
• -Intel to acquire DSP Communications
• -Britannia Airways selects Siemens IT Service for managed services contract
• 3dfx
• -Open Window Software releases WinFlash Educator v6.0
• -Analog Devices reveals details of new DSP core
• Microsoft
• -Software AG releases native XML information server
• -CA partners with Korean company to provide IT services in Korea
• Raytheon Co