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Press release: Record customer growth thanks to new offerings and substantial investments in infrastructure and customer acquisitions

Price erosion and seasonal effects dampen revenue and operating incomeClear trend towards bundled offerings and flat-rate billing: every third mobile customer now profits from unlimited usage (Infinity)Revenue from bundled contracts up by a thirdFastweb on track, attracting 207,000 new customers within a year, of which 94,000 in the first quarter aloneSwisscom confirms financial outlook for 2013First-quarter 2013 interim report

Press release: Greece: OTE agrees to sell Globul for €717 million to Telenor

OTE announces the signing of an agreement to sell its 100% stake in Cosmo Bulgaria Mobile EAD (Globul) and Germanos Telecom Bulgaria (Germanos) to Telenor, the Norwegian telecom operator.

Press release: Supervisiory Board confirmed Audited Annual Report 2012

Pursuant to the provisions of the Rules of the Ljubljana Stock Exchange and the legislation, Telekom Slovenije, d. d., hereby publishes the following notification:

Press release: Telefónica reaches an agreement with Corporación Multi Inversiones to sell 40% of its assets in El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Panama

Telefónica to keep control of operations in El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Panama, which will be merged into a joint venture

Seminar: an M2M Future

TeliaSonera, the Stockholm School of Economics in Riga, and the TeliaSonera Institute at SSE Riga cordially invite you and members of your organisation to attend a seminar focused on M2M and the Internet of Things.

Study calls for lesser markets to be regulated and a more flexible regulatory approach for broadband markets

BRUSSELS – The current review of the EC recommendation on the relevant markets should lead to a reduction in the number of markets to be regulated and to fundamental change in the regulation of broadband. This is the main finding of a study by Plum Consulting for ETNO presented today at the ETNO-MLex Regulatory Summit, which attracted more than 120 participants.

Press release: Study calls for lesser markets to be regulated and a more flexible regulatory approach for broadband markets

BRUSSELS – The current review of the EC recommendation on the relevant markets should lead to a reduction in the number of markets to be regulated and to fundamental change in the regulation of broadband. This is the main finding of a study by Plum Consulting for ETNO presented today at the ETNO-MLex Regulatory Summit, which attracted more than 120 participants.