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NEW ZEALAND: Telecom NZ takes a pounding
Asia Media - Wellington --- Telecom Corp shares had their biggest slump in more than eight years after the New Zealand Government edict this week to open its network to competitors. Shares in Telecom, the country's largest telephone company, fell as much as 11

Helio attempts to corner the market on multitasking teens
News 8 Austin - Helio , a new cell phone service aimed at 18- to 32-year-olds, launched this week. It hopes to capitalize on the younger crowd who uses mobile phones for much more than just calls. Helio spokesperson Julie Cordua said the company has spent a lot of

Bangor panel OK's Summer Street lease
Bangor Daily News - BANGOR - A City Council panel unanimously endorsed on Wednesday night the lease of a portion of Summer Street slated for closure to a local fuel company. A lease agreement to that end will be among the matters the council takes up during its next

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Ericsson powers EMT's commercial launch of HSDPA in Estonia
Estonian mobile operator EMT launches commercial mobile broadband services based on HSDPA in Tallinn, pioneering the technology in the Baltic region. This launch follows the successful upgrade by Ericsson of EMT's 3G/WCDMA networks with HSDPA.

Stratos Completes Repair of its Gulf of Mexico Microwave Network and Relaunches StratosMAX Broadband Wireless Access
Stratos Global Corp. today announced it has rebuilt the portions of its Gulf of Mexico microwave network that were damaged by last year's hurricanes, enabling the re- launch of its StratosMAX broadband wireless access network.

Comcast completes purchase of Susquehanna's cable, broadband unit
PHILADELPHIA - Comcast Corp. said Monday that it has completed the purchase of Susquehanna Pfaltzgraff's cable and high-speed Internet business.

Intel budgets US$1 billion for developing nations
Funds will be used to boost the adoption of PCs and wireless broadband, and for education. Intel on Tuesday says it plans to spend more than US$1 billion over the next five years in a broad new program to spread the use of the PC in developing nations.