GERMANY: FAZ CHALLENGING SUDDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG

Article Abstract:

The German business daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (F.A.Z.) is expanding activities in southern Germany, where Suddeutsche Zeitung is the leading daily. From 2001 the F.A.Z. will be printed also in Maisach near Munich beside Frankfurt and Potsdam. Thus the paper will be able to provide news faster to southern German readers. The subsidiary FAZ Electronic Media GmbH, which was awarded a satellite radio licence for the whole of Germany on 31 October 2000, wants to take over the Munich-based radio station Relax FM 92.4 and develop it into an info-radio station. FAZ Business Radio is to concentrate mainly on business, stock and market news but report also on political and regional topics. Beside using the Eutelsat Hot Bird 5 satellite, FAZ Business Radio will launch terrestrial transmission in Berlin and is planning the same in other cities and conurbations in Germany.

Government regulation (cont), Germany, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung GmbH

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AUSTRIA/NETHERLANDS: ADCON BUYS STS

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The Austrian company Adcon is taking over the Dutch company STS Smart Telecom Solutions, which is involved in the development of systems for digital data transmission via licence-free frequency bands. The deal worth EUR 12.72mn is being financed by a capital increase of Adcon, which expects the acquisition to pay by 2005. Through the Dutch company, Adcon is to exploit potentials in fields such as household automation and remote meter monitoring. In 1999 Adcon took over the French radio technology company Stamptronic.

Austria, Netherlands, Securities issued, listed

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The development of mass media in Asia-Pacific

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This paper presents an historical overview of the development of newspapers, and radio stations in most of Asia and the Pacific: including China, Japan, and South Korea.

Asia, Pacific Ocean, Services development, Product development, Economic aspects, History, Company service development, Service development, Radio/TV/entertainment industry software

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