EU leans toward Nokia for mobile-TV standard

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The European Union has announced its support for a standard drawn from Nokia Corp.'s technology for use in mobile television broadcasting throughout Europe. The DVB-H standard was selected over South Korea's T-DMB and Qualcomm Inc.'s MediaFlo, as it is more prevalent than the latter two.

Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Europe, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Government domestic functions, Standards, Finland, Wireless communications, Telecommunications equipment industry, Science and technology policy, Nokia Corp., NOK, European Union, Wireless communication systems, Mobile communication systems, Wireless technology

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Stiff competition in Indian TV clouds picture on firms' shares

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Securities for India's television broadcasters have declined due to rising costs, market fragmentation, and increased competition. Zee Entertainment Enterprises has fallen by about 8%, while SunTV Network has lost 23%.

India, Securities issued, listed, Comparative analysis, Securities, Company securities, Stock markets, Stock market

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Granada results expected to fall

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Granada PLC is forecasting a drop in its earnings for the 2001 first-half. The company expects advertising revenue to fall by approximately 6%.

Sales, profits & dividends, England, Forecasts and trends, Granada PLC

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