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• Hong Kong's SmarTone selects Logica Short Messaging Service Center
• Number of Russian mobile phone users increases
• Indian IT professionals face backlash worldwide
• Nokia to Make Own Phones in China
• China Unicom to consolidate market position
• Morocco May Review Fixed Line Policy
• Capitel Launches New Cellphone In China
• Slovenian IT deal announced
• New Knowledge Data Center to be established in India
• Sun Microsystems donates software to India
• India's Satyam Computer Services new deal announced
• Intel Provides $30,000 IT Boost For Rural South-East Asia
• Indian mobile phone users to pay more for SMS
• New study emphasizes differences between Chinese, Indian software
• Pacific Internet (Thailand) to strengthen infrastructure
• IT crimes in Russia on the rise
• Taiwan Chipmaker TSM Allowed to Invest in the Mainland
• Singapore to Research Ultra-Wideband Technology
• Sendo opens Middle East headquarters
• Dell, HP intensify competition in Russian market
• Czech Eurotel Tests 3G Network
• UTStarcom signs new deal in China
• Indian IT training and services firm expands
• Main Operator Of Moldovan Republic To Be Privatized
• STMicroelectronics' new IC Design and Software Development Center
• South Korea Mobile Phone Manufacturer Unveils Wiretap-Free Cell
• Czech rail operator enters GSM market
• Russian cellular operator continues regional expansion drive
• BellSouth's LatAm Revenues Fall 29 Percent
• Agreement signed in India to launch remote sensing microsatellite
• Mobile Penetration In Hungary Up Dramatically
• Russian computer hardware maker ties up with Cisco Systems
• India's Bharti TeleVentures profits on the increase
• Ukraine cellular operator raises number of subscribers
• MTN May Take Over Telecom License In Tanzania
• Uganda: Better Rural Telecoms Likely in Early 2003
• Korean IT Exports Grow in November
• Bogota-based ETB projects 8% increase in profits
• Ugandan governments provides IT services to rural areas
• Mobile Answer Phone Service to be launched in India
• P-Com Announces $1 Million in Orders to China
• Pakistani tele-marketing company launched new satellite
• Cisco to Provide China Unicom Network Upgrade Equipment
• Latvia's Computer Technology Association Expects Growth
• Citibank launches special Internet kiosks in the UAE
• Orascom Sells Shares of Ugandan Operator
• Latvia's Tele2 Network Available to 92.5 Percent of Population
• Gilat Satellite Networks wins Colombian contract
• Saudi Arabian Internet Rates To Be Cut 40 Percent
• Shanghai Software Excellence Assessment Centre opens
• Russia may have 16 mln mobile phone users by year-end
• Kazakhtelecom to bid for national operator of Kyrgyzstan
• India's Reliance to Invest $1 Billion in Telecom Unit
• Some 450 high technology incubator businesses opertae in China
• Poland's mBank Reports Lower Profitability
• Alcatel wins Chinese contract
• UMC and Nokia Launch MMS in Ukraine
• Brazilian Internet solutions provider buys web-design service
• Uzbek Internet sector liberalized
• Ericsson Sells GPRS Handset Technology to China
• South Africa Study Shows Teenage Girls Most Addicted to Internet
• Morocco cellphone market expands
• Megafon Selects Nokia for GPRS and MMS solutions
• Handsets to Become South Korea's Second Largest Export Item
• TPSA to Lose Poland's International Calls Market
• South Korea to Enter Top 10 of World's IT Economies
• Vimpelcom Gets Northwest Russia GSM licence
• Mobile Penetration in Hungary Growing Significantly
• Intel to Hire Over 3,000 Employees In India
• Intel launches its new 2.8 GHz P-4 processor
• Malaysia's Composites Technology aims to double sales
• Technology will transform Australian travel agency
• Indian Mobile operators to end price war
• Mexico's UAL and IBM signed an educative agreement
• India's Sify launches pre-paid Internet telephony
• Asian Pacific PC Market Experiences Slight Growth
• Mexico's Iusacell designates new CEO
• Ericsson to Supply Network to Greek Operator
• Spanish Telefonica receives authorization for the acquisition of
• Study in Mexico: Internet advances are irreversible

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