Mobile Communications International, part of Informa Telecoms & Media has long been the leading magazine for the world's cellular operating community. Focusing on the major business and technology challenges facing the industry, Mobile Communications International provides unrivalled analysis and insights on the wireless industry. Our magazine is circulated ten times a year to over 30,000 qualified key wireless professionals and decision-makers within the operator and wireless end-user arena and is independently audited by BPA International. Mobile Communications International is available as a free subscription both in print and as a digital edition to qualifying readers at www.mobilecomms.com

The Mobile Communications International portfolio of products range from print and digital publications, electronic news services, show specific newspapers, list rentals and bespoke publications. Whether you are looking to raise your company profile, generate new leads, support your presence at an exhibition or conference, report a new product launch or partnership, or simply looking for a presence in the mobile market place, Mobile Communications International can work for you. Using our wide range of editorial resources and our extensive database of key individuals in the mobile industry, we can help you find the most cost effective and efficient route to reach your existing and potential customers.

For more information please contact Tim Banham on +44 (0)20 7017 5218.
To subscribe please visit www.mobilecomms.com.

 

telecoms.com is the wireless industry? first choice for premium business information. telecoms.com provides daily news, expert insight and independent comment from a team of over 130 analysts, journalists, editors and consultants. Keep up to date with hot issues and understand market developments in regions across the world with telecoms.com.

 

Informa’s Intelligence Centres deliver a new online information service to meet the research needs of telecoms and media professionals.

The Intelligence Centres provide a customised, up-to-the minute view onto all our research including analysis, market data, forecasts and conference papers. They also include direct access to our industry experts. A leap-forward in our offering, the Intelligence Centres offer a better way to research your market.

Each of our 10 Intelligence Centres can be viewed separately or combined for a complete view of your market:

• TV - Complete coverage of traditional broadcast, satellite & cable TV and emerging technologies
• Mobile Content & Applications - Inform your content strategy with complete coverage of the potential for non - voice services
• Broadband & Internet - Covering fixed broadband and Internet media and communications services strategies
• Networks - Focused to network investment, implementation, investment and optimisation issues
• Handsets & Devices - complete coverage of the entire handset and device value chain.
• Mobile Operator - The inside track of the strategies of 40+ leading global operators
• Mobile Europe – Detailed market specific intelligence for Western and Eastern Europe
• Mobile MEA – Operator, vendor and trend insight across Middle East and Africa
• Mobile Asia – Operator, vendor and trend insight analysis across Asia’s mobile markets
• Mobile Americas – Detailed market specific intelligence from North and Latin America

For more information or a free demonstration contact us:
T +44 (0) 20 7017 5537  E telecoms.enquiries@informa.com



AllAfrica Global Media is a multi-media content service provider, systems technology developer and the largest electronic distributor of African news and information worldwide. Registered in Mauritius, with offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Dakar, Lagos, Monrovia and Washington D.C. AllAfrica Global Media aggregates, produces and distributes news from across Africa to tens of millions of end users.

allAfrica.com is among the Internet's largest content sites, posting over 1000 stories daily in English and French and offering a diversity of multi-lingual streaming programming as well as over two million articles in our searchable archive (which includes the archive of Africa News Service dating from 1997). Strategic alliances with media and information technology companies, such as Comtex News Network, Radio France Internationale, and the BBC, extend AllAfrica's global reach. Content agreements with over 150 African news organizations generate steady revenues for the content partners and give them, in turn, access to the prize-winning reporting of the AllAfrica team.

Global Audience: AllAfrica's reach is worldwide. The growing website serves over 12 million monthly page views (over 100 million monthly "hits") more than 14,000 other web sites carry AllAfrica's constantly updating headline modules or otherwise link to the site. The AllAfrica News Wire offers premium business feeds and continuously refreshing news for wireless devices such as cell phones and handheld organizers and supplies commercial clients worldwide through such services as LexisNexis, Bloomberg, Financial Times Information, Factiva (Reuters and Dow Jones) and L' Européenne des Données, which together reach tens of millions of end users.

For inquiries please contact:

Lebogang Thobye
Sales and Marketing Associate
AllAfrica Global Media: http://allAfrica.com
Tel: +27 11 327 5171 / Cell: + 27 82 498 5681
Fax: +27 11 327 5435 / 61
Email: lebo@allafrica.com

African Communications serves as a guideline to the decision-making community involved in the development of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) in Africa. African Communications has Two aims: to aid the passing of telecommunications and related Information Technology and to facilitate the development of investment in telecommunications across Africa.

For more information please visit: www.africancommunications.co.za

African Review is Africa's premier English language business magazine. It contains more business-related editorial, more advertising pages and has a higher circulation than any other publication of its kind. Each issue contains special sections on a wide variety of topics including communications. Editorial covers all aspects relevant to Africa's key decision makers.

African Review is tailored to the needs of businessmen and officials operating in the African environment. The magazine's editorial is respected across the continent, it is well produced, non political, impartial and covers the areas that matter to the people on the ground. Exposure in African Review has, in many cases, led to new business.

 

Based in London, Balancing Act combines online publishing with consultancy work.

With 10,000 readers across the continent and outside, the English and
French speaking newsletters have already become a "must read" among decision-makers in the fast growing telecommunications and ICT sectors.

Through its pay-for reports, Balancing Act has built a catalogue of publications that provides in-depth knowledge on the state of the telecommunications and Internet markets, both sectorally and on a country-by-country basis in Africa.

Balancing Act also offers industry-focused consultancy services for public and private sector clients.

For further information visit our website at www.balancingact-africa.com

Business Wire is the recognized leader in corporate news release distribution. With more than four decades of experience, our comprehensive news networks are a trusted source of original corporate news for media, investors and consumers throughout the world.

Business Wire's news wire circuits enable telecom companies to target audiences based on geographic and industry market needs. You can view Business Wire’s telecom news feed by clicking here. From delivery to audiences in a single city to comprehensive worldwide coverage including translations, Business Wire offers you an easy, one-stop solution.

For additional information email tradeshow@businesswire.com or visit www.businesswire.com

CommsMEA has been serving the Middle East and African telecommunications market for almost 12 years with incisive news coverage of major developments and in-depth features about local market trends and technology issues.  It covers every aspect of communications equipment, products, services and usage in those regions, with a particular emphasis on the provision of cost-effective solutions to problems encountered by users and service providers.  CommsMEA has consistently proved that it is first to the news, and can dig underneath the story to create articles that are immediately relevant and useful to its readers.
For more information on CommsMEA please visit:
http://www.itp.com/magazines

Or to subscribe please visit: http://www.itp.com/subscriptions

The Connect-World series of magazines is a forum where the highest-level decision makers in the telecommunications and information technology sectors can air their views regarding the impact these technologies have upon regional development.

Connect-World publishes editions for each of the world’s major regions: Africa and the Middle East, Asia-Pacific, India, Europe and Latin America; the North America edition will make its debut in 2005. Connect-World also publishes a yearly global issue as well as special editions to commemorate special events, shows and exhibitions.

Connect-World’s articles are written by the world's top policy-makers. They discuss in clear, non-technical English how information and communications technologies help shape regional development. Our writers are the people who know the ICT sector best: the leaders of industry, governments, international organisations, legal experts, bankers and the like. They gauge the pulse of the ICT industry’s many sectors including broadcasting, telecommunications, and the Internet.

Over 20,000 copies of Connect-World are delivered to the desks of the top decision-makers of leading international companies, telecom ministries, regulatory agencies, carriers, equipment manufacturers, satellite companies, banks - and the list continues.

Learn more at: www.connect-world.com




Daily News Egypt (launched in May 2005 under the brand name The Daily Star Egypt) is the country's only independent English language daily. It carries local business, political and cultural news and analysis from an Egyptian perspective. Daily News Egypt can be found on newsstands in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, Aswan, and in the Red Sea area. ITt is also distributed with the International Herald Tribune (IHT), the world's foremost global newspaper. The IHT is the only English language international paper printed in Egypt and available on the same day of publication. Together with the IHT's first-class international news service, Daily News Egypt provides readers with a complete bouquet of all the news they need.

DevelopingTelecoms (www.developingtelecoms.com) is the on-line information portal and monthly e-newsletter covering Information and Communications Technology [ICT] convergence and growth in developing and emerging markets. With over 15,000 unique site users every month Developing Telecoms reports on technologies, services and business issues in developing and emerging markets world-wide. In the next 10 years more than 1 billion new customers in developing and emerging markets will get connected representing over 90% of total growth in the communications sector during the period.

 
Super Technologies, Inc., via its DID/DDI Media Channel at http://www.tmcnet.com/channels/did-ddi/ promotes the world's most exciting telephony and information technology events since 1999. It also showcases more indepth news and information of these conferences and exhibitions via its DIDX events page and via weekly electronic newsletter and daily announcements to the 11,000 telephony service providers in 170 nations.

InfoCom is a market research and consultancy company with 20 years experience in providing expert strategic planning assistance to companies in the telecommunications, IT and multimedia industries.

Through customised consultancy services as well as multi-client products InfoCom’s clients benefit from the synergy between two spheres of activity - strategic studies and engineering. InfoCom’s activities span therefore financial, marketing, regulatory and technical aspects. InfoCom’s independent and fact-based perspective provides decision makers with an authoritative analysis of market dynamics, trends and opportunities in their key markets. InfoCom serves corporations worldwide through its offices in Germany and the Philippines and partners in France, Spain and the US.

 

IT Edge magazine is published in English and French by Knowledge Media International (KMI) Limited. IT Edge is a business technology magazine offering insightful reports on the West Africa's ICT industry. An award winning tech-biz news portal with minimum 45, 000 hits weekly, is updated every Monday with reports on the industry. Circulation and Editorial content is extensive across the entire region with Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire, Nigeria, Togo, Sierra Leone, Senegambia (Gambia and Senegal) featuring extensively in most print and online editions.It has won international awards for its incisive/analytical industry reports and is the only magazine quoted, for now, by major industry players as influencing business decisions in the sub-region.

For more information please visit www.itedgenews.com.

 

IT World International, published monthly by Mosrose Communications Ltd., is a total-journalism news magazine dedicated to reports, analyses, commentaries, and research in the global Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) marketplace, with special focus on Africa. The magazine is about the only monthly ICT magazine with vast coverage of the African continent. Stakeholders have come to rely on ITWorld International for authentic account of reports and happenings around the telecoms industry throughout the region. With editorial and corporate operations based in Lagos (commercial/industrial capital of Africa’s largest ICT market) Nigeria, the magazine maintains bureaux in Egypt (covering North Africa and the Middle East), and Ghana (for the West African sub-region) – the rest of the continent is overseen from the Lagos bureau - focussing on the major business and technology challenges facing the industry. Circulation is largely by subscription to industry stakeholders (throughout Africa, the Middle East, Europe and U.S.A.) including regulatory agencies, embassies, the corporate world, and at high-profile news-stands like airports and 5-star hotel lobbies.

 

Jeune Afrique has been the world’s leading French-language Pan African newsweekly since 1960. Distributed in more than 80 countries, with a weekly readership of around 500 000, Jeune Afrique is internationally recognised as the French-language publication of reference for African affairs. Its mission is to accompany the continent’s political, economic and social development by bringing independent, accessible and reliable information to the largest audience possible.

Mobile Payments World is published 22 times a year in an on-line format only. MPW  provides up-to-the-minute news and analysis of developments, trends and key players in:

M-payments initiated from the mobile handset, for use in the physical or virtual world.

Contactless payments by NFC/Near Field Communication, as developed by market leaders like MasterCard, Visa, Nokia and NXP.

Mobile POS terminals an area of the market with massive potential and high levels of innovation.

As the m-payments market develops and expands, so has the unique and independent way in which Mobile Payments World covers this exciting industry.

Mobile Payments World - resources for contactless and mobile payments.
www.mobilepaymentsworld.com
Telephone:+44 1263 741553

MobileIN.com strives to help educate and inform industry professionals through focusing on a balance of wireless and mobile technology and applications as well as regulatory and business issues. MobileIN.com is dedicated to professionals engaged in the wireless and mobile network profession, including product and service providers, infrastructure and software developers, consultants and analysis, and the investment community. Come visit us at www.MobileIN.com.

 

Mobile World delivers cutting edge mobile communications news and analysis, information technology, reviews, essential tips, and information on existing and new phone brands, gadgets and provides a fresh perspective on current events within the global communications market. Mobile World is based around interesting articles, product information and industry news.

Our Value-added give us a competitive edge, as we ensure a consistent growth in our subscriber base, brand awareness and consumer loyalty by offering genuine incentives to advertisers and customers who purchase our magazine.

We have a strong distribution network that caters to our target audience in all geographical zones. Visit us at www.mobileworldmag.com

Contact Details
Anita Girling
Mobile world Magazine
10 Mayfield Road, Belvedere
Kent DA17 6DX
Mobile: +44 7900 600 222
Email: agirling@mobileworldmag.com

North African Communications Magazine Partner

Northern African Wireless Communications (NAWC) is read by mobile and wireless communications specialists and business managers who operate in the northern equatorial region of Africa. With geographic circulation that spreads from Egypt in the north, to DRC in the south, and from Senegal in the east to Somalia in the west of Africa, the magazine covers a complete spectrum of wireless and cellular networks - including 2 and 2.5 GSM, CDMA, Wireless DSL and the FWA/FBWA wirelessly delivery networks, WLAN, analogue and digital PMR, DECT and satcoms. The magazine's sets out to deliver independent editorials from throughout the region and to provide comprehensive coverage of technology issues, applications and developments.

NAWC circulation of 7000 is estimated to reach an extended circulation audience - via pass-on readership - believed to be in excess of 14,000 professionals, all of which use wireless communications for their business and whose business is wireless communications.

With its sharp editorial focus and quality of presentation, NAWC reaches a broad base of existing and potential end-users of wireless technology that are technology-aware, business-oriented and actively seeking wireless solutions. www.kadiumpublishing.com/nawc.html

Reseau Telecom Network is the leading pan African magazine for French speakers specialized in Africa's telecommunication affairs. With a large coverage area (21 countries), it is specially designed for telecom people. It is one providing cutting edge data for investors, advocate on behalf of Africa, showing significant progress throughout the continent. Still print in Paris (France) and published bimonthly in 10 000 copies, RTN upgrades to meet up the recommendations of its subscribers (over 1000). With its new formula: comments and analyses on latest technological innovations, exclusive interviews, reportages, advertising, etc. You get the most of the news about the African telecommunications, all in one magazine!
Reseau Telecom Network

25 BP 1057 Abidjan 25 - Tour BIAO 13th floor, door 1301
Tel: +225 20 30 00 71/72/73 - Fax: +225 20 30 00 74
Email: info@reseautelecom.com
Web site: www.reseautelecom.com

South African Communications Magazine Partner

Southern African Wireless Communications (SAWC) is read by mobile and wireless communications specialists and business managers who operate in the southern equatorial region of Africa. With geographic circulation that spreads from the DRC in the north, to Cape Town in the south, and from Angola / Namibia in the east to Mozambique in the west, the magazine covers a complete spectrum of wireless and cellular networks - including 2 and 2.5 GSM, CDMA, Wireless DSL and the FWA/FBWA wirelessly delivery networks, WLAN, analogue and digital PMR, DECT and satcoms. The magazine’s sets out to deliver independent editorials from throughout the region and to provide comprehensive coverage of technology issues, applications and developments.

SAWC circulation of 7000 is estimated to reach an extended circulation audience - via pass-on readership - believed to be in excess of 14,000 professionals, all of which use wireless communications for their business and whose business is wireless communications.

With its sharp editorial focus and quality of presentation, SAWC reaches a broad base of existing and potential end-users of wireless technology that are technology-aware, business-oriented and actively seeking wireless solutions. www.kadiumpublishing.com/sawc.html

Telecommunications Insight provides subscribers with analysis, forecasts and company profiles on a country-by-country basis, covering the key trends impacting on global telecommunications markets. The service includes online access to the very latest analysis and data, a searchable archive, and PDF access to the monthly regional Insight reports.

Published by Business Monitor International, the global market specialists, Telecommunications Insight is broken down into five regional services: Asia, Western Europe, Emerging Europe, the Middle East & Africa and the Americas.

For further information please view our website: www.telecomsinsight.com.