Telecommunications

Fuel retailer launches Bulgaria's fourth mobile operator

Fuel retailer launches Bulgaria's fourth mobile operator The Bulgarian fuel retailer Petrol would become the Balkan country's fourth mobile phone operator this week, it said in a statement Monday.

Telia Sonera buys into mobile phone groups in Nepal and Cambodia

Nordic telecommunications group Telia Sonera on Friday said it had bought "controlling interests" in two mobile operators in Nepal and Cambodia, respectively.

The move, worth 3.2 billion kronor (484 million dollars), was part of Telia Sonera's "strategy to expand into new high-growth emerging markets," chief executive Lars Nyberg said in a statement.

Indian telecom-media group sets up headquarters in Singapore

An India-based group with interests in the information-communication technology sector is setting up its global headquarters in Singapore, armed with a 200-million-US-dollar war chest, news reports said Friday.

YouTube turns its users over

In accordance with the decision of the court in New York Internet search engine Google, which owns YouTube hosting, will have to provide information about the videos watched on it and IP-addresses of its users to Viacom (owner of MTV, VH-1 and others).

The total information which the search engine will provide amounts to 12 terabytes.

Vint Cerf calls for state intervention in the Internet

Governments must regulate the global network similarly to other public resources, such as motorways, recommended the father of the Internet Vint Surf in an interview for TechCrunch.com.

The proposal of the chief Internet expert in Google was called by journalists nationalization of the network.

Interoute expands its network in Poland

Interoute, an owner of the most widely developed networks for voice and data transmission of next generation in Europe, opened a new point of presence (PoP) in Krakow. Through it, the companies in the region have received varied package of services, including Ethernet, VPN networks and advanced VoIP with up to 10 Gbps.

The number 112 will run until the end of the year

The uniform European emergency call number 112 will run until the end of the year. On July 3 emergency service centers in Sofia and Ruse will start to work. This means that from that date on citizens of Sofia, Sofia-District, Pernik, Kyustendil, Varna, Russe, Veliko Tarnovo, Gabrovo, Razgrad and Silistra will be able to use the uniform service.

TV channels with 662 thousand hours of broadcasts in 2007

Licensed televisions in Bulgaria, which are 110 in number, have broadcast 662 thousand hours last year, showed the figures of NSI.

A year earlier 102 televisions broadcast 599 thousand hours, while in 2003 the hours were 498 thousand.

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