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Finland decrees Net access legal right
News Country becomes world's first to pass law making broadband access, at speeds of at least 1Mbps, a legal right for all its citizens by July 2010.
Tags: Regulations, Web sites, Finland, Telecommunications Company, cell phone, International Telecommunications Union, mobile phone network, Web sites, France, Internet Access
Satellite comms to bridge digital divide?
News The UN agency for information and communications issues is looking to the heavens to bridge the digital divide.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications
Qualcomm gains from China cell phone deal
News Qualcomm said today its wireless technology will be used in a line of phones produced and distributed by Chinese firm China Unicom and a Chinese manufacturer.
Hutchison to spend US$385m on 3G
News Hutchison Telecommunications, the Hong Kong mobile phone unit of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd, could make an initial investment of up to HK$3 billion (US$385 million) in a third generation mobile phone network if it receives a license.
NEC shares rise after winning Siemens order
News NEC Corp shares rose as much as 4 percent after Japan's second-largest chipmaker said it will join Germany's Siemens AG to supply mobile phone network equipment in Italy.
Ericsson lands US$400m deal in China
News Ericsson, the biggest maker of equipment for wireless networks, said it will supply gear worth US$400 million for both fixed and cellular systems to China Telecommunications and China Mobile Communications.
Ericsson lands US$400m deal in China
News Ericsson, the biggest maker of equipment for wireless networks, said it will supply gear worth US$400 million for both fixed and cellular systems to China Telecommunications and China Mobile Communications.
Nortel Networks signs US$273m in Chinese telecom contracts
News Nortel Networks Corp, the world's largest maker of fiber-optic equipment, signed US$273.6 million dollars in contracts with China's three largest telecommunications companies.
Nortel Networks signs US$273m in Chinese telecom contracts
News Nortel Networks Corp, the world's largest maker of fiber-optic equipment, signed US$273.6 million dollars in contracts with China's three largest telecommunications companies.
Ericsson pushes 3G software
News With a set of third-generation applications, the Swedish telecom-equipment maker hopes to persuade people to catch the next wave in wireless services.
M'sia to commercialize 3G in 2002
News The commercialization of third generation (3G) communication operations in Malaysia will only take place in 2002, said Energy, Communications and Multimedia minister, Amar Leo Moggie Tuesday.
Australian regulator wants mobile network linkage price cuts
News Australia's competition regulator said it wants mobile phone network operators to cut the fees they charge other phone companies for network time.
Rating Agency M'sia lifts Celcom debt issues
News Rating Agency Malaysia Bhd (RAM) today lifted the ratings of Celcom (M) Sdn Bhd's restructured debts of its Multi-Structure Facility ("MSF") from Rating Watch.
Telstra in court for misleading One.Tel users
News Industry giant Telstra will face the Federal Court over allegations that it misled and deceived customers of the now defunct One.Tel.
Oz scientists switch on to mobile Web world
News A future where you can remotely switch on your garden sprinkler, receive a call from your mobile telling you your home has been broken into or where vending machines phone for a refill aren’t too far off, with a group of Australian scientists developing Web-based infrastructure to pull off multiple stunts of this kind.
