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To: Ramsey Su who started this subject	9/22/2000 9:00:05 AM
From: maxgo	Read Replies (1) of 196499

Forum on IMT-2000 standard slated for Oct.4 koreaherald.co.kr 09/23/2000 Home \|\| Text Only \|\| Search Archives Forum on IMT-2000 standard slated for Oct.4 A committee on the IMT-2000 standard is to hold a public discussion on the issue Oct.4. At the first meeting held yesterday morning, the committee agreed to allow the participants the opportunity for rebuttals, unlike past forums where only presentations were given. The committee has asked for the service operators and equipment manufacturers to submit proposals on issues such as a 3G (third-generation mobile telecommunication) market forecast, prospects for technology development, royalty outlook, global roaming possibility, impact on the economy and each side's preferred standard along with reasons for the preference before the second meeting slated for next Wednesday. Third and fourth meetings have been scheduled for Sept.29 and Oct. 6, respectively. The committee also said it would include two academics from the IT (information and telecommunications) engineering field and an economics professor. Meanwhile, the role of the committee is apparently in dispute among some committee members and the Ministry of Information and Communication (MIC), casting doubt on the committee's ability to come up with a result. While a member of the committee said that it would be limited to a fact-finding mission, a high-ranking ministry official suggested that it would play a greater role. "If the committee is able to reach a compromise, it would be presented to the Telecommunications Policy Deliberation Committee (TPDC) for review," the official said. Updated: 09/23/2000 by Kim Hoo-ran Staff reporter Previous \|\| Top (C) Copyright 2000 Digital Korea Herald. All rights reserved Contact us for more information

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