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To: Maurice Winn who started this subject	9/25/2000 12:24:58 AM
From: Geoff Goodfellow	Read Replies (2) of 29986

NYT: A Medal for Aussie Cell Phones By MARK LANDLER The New York Times SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 24 — Yakking on a cellular phone is not yet an Olympic sport, even at an Olympics that has featured the debut of trampoline jumping. But after a week of record-breaking mobile chatter, Sydney can lay reasonable claim to being the first wireless Olympics. Mobile telephones can be found are everywhere at these Games — in the hands of spectators, officials, athletes, even visitors, who are taking advantage of agreements on roaming use to bring their phones from overseas. With 8.5 million subscribing to cellular service — more than 40 percent of the population — Australia is already one of the world's concentrated wireless markets. The high penetration has been magnified by Samsung Electronics, an Olympics sponsor, which has flooded Sydney with 15,000 free phones. <<snip>> nytimes.com

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