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To: bananawind who wrote (2221)	10/12/1999 10:29:00 AM
From: Ruffian	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 13582

Schedule For Telecom 99. Note Wed Q> Article for QUALCOMM Incorporated (NASDAQ NM:QCOM) 4:53 AM most recent headlines next article: DIARY - TELECOM 99 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1999 4:53 AM - Reuters GENEVA - Following is a diary of events connected with the international conference Telecom 99 and Interactive 99 (To October 17): TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12 GENEVA - Telecom 99 and Interactive 99 conference. For details see Web site itu.int Interactive summit with Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) chief executive Bill Gates, Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL) chairman and CEO Lawrence Ellison and Nokia (HE:NOK1V) chief executive Jorma Ollila. Competition panel with Telecom Italia (MI:TIT)'s Roberto Colaninno and Telefonica (MC:TEF)'s Juan Villalonga Navarro. Information infrastructure evolution panel with Newbridge (TO:NNC) chief executive Terence Matthews, NEC(T:6701)'s Yoshinori Yoshida. Myth and realities of e-commerce panel with Bull (PA:BULP) chairman Guy de Panafieu. News conferences by NTT (T:9613), Bull (PA:BULP), Comverse (NASDAQ:CMVT), Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ:SUNW), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Nortel (TO:NT), Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL), Transcend (NASDAQ:TRCR). WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 GENEVA - Telecom 99 and Interactive 99 conference. For details see Web site itu.int Access and distribution panel with Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ:SUNW) CEO Scott McNeally. Mobile communications panel with Motorola (NYSE:MOT) chairman and chief executive Christopher Galvin, Globalstar (NASDAQ:GSTRF) president Anthony Navarra, Matsushita Communication Industrial (T:6781) president Takashi Kawada and Qualcomm (NASDAQ:QCOM) chairman and CEO Irwin Jacobs. News conferences by GTE Bell Atlantic (NYSE:BEL)(NYSE:GTE), 3Com (NASDAQ:COMS), Global TeleSystems (NASDAQ:GTSG), Worldspace, Mannesmann (DE:MMNGn), Atos (PA:SEGN), Inmarsat, Surf Communications (NASDAQ:BOSC), 3M (NYSE:MMM). THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14 GENEVA - Telecom 99 and Interactive 99 conference. For details see Web site itu.int Smart living in the interactive world forum with Sprint (NYSE:FON) chairman and chief executive William Esrey. International trade issues panel with World Trade Organisation Director-General Mike Moore and the World Bank's Emmanuel Forestier. Planning your business via the Internet panel with SAP (F:SAPG) chief executive Hasso Plattner, NEC (T:6701)'s Kazumoto Iinuna, Cisco(NASDAQ:CSCO)'s Alan Cohen. Mobile communications panel with Orange (LSE:ORA) chief executive Hans Snook, BT Cellnet(LSE:BT)'s John Short. Regulatory roundtable with Japan Telecom (T:9434) president Haruo Murakami; David Edmonds, director general of British telecommunications watchdog Oftel; Vodafone (LSE:VOD) managing director Alan Harper and OTE (AT:OTEr) <OTE> (LSE:OTEyg) chief executive George Symeonidis. News conferences of Triton (NYSE:T), MTS (NASDAQ:MTSC), Floware, Thuraya Satellite Telecoms. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15 GENEVA - Telecom 99 and Interactive 99 conference. For details see Web site itu.int Interactivity panel with The Fantastic Corp's Peter Ohnemus, OKI (T:6703) president Katsumasa Shinozuka and Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT)'s Jon DeVaan. News conference by Spike Technologies. ((Geneva newsroom +41 22 733 38 31, fax +41 22 734 87 60, geneva.newsroom@reuters.com))

To: bananawind who wrote (2221)	10/12/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: 2brasil	Respond to of 13582

ot--wow "China's mobile phone market is growing quickly. Information Industry Minister Wu Jichuan told a forum in Geneva that he expects mobile phone subscribers to increase from 26 million to about 200 million within the next decade, Xinhua said. "