World Media Update: November 23, 2006

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1) Tyntec Launches Mobile One-Time Passwords: "TynTec launches secure,
timely and guaranteed delivery of security passwords for retail banks
Enterprise-quality SMS provider."
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15570.html

2) Clear ROI with New Pay Per Lead Marketing Solution: "A new online
SME marketing solution offers Pay as you Go flexibility, genuine
business leads, low cost and demonstrable Return on Investment "
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15569.html

3) Virgin Mobile Extends Use of Mobile Ticketing: "Mobile ticket give
away powered by ActiveMedia Technology and Flytxt "
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15568.html

4) Mobistar Chooses Huawei as its Vendor in Belgium: "Huawei to help
enhance Mobistar's 2G/3G network capabilities for its 3 million users "
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15567.html

5) KPN and LINX Announce DIscounted Ethernet Services: "Connecting to
LINX facility locations from outside the UK is now easier and more
economical than ever." http://press.xtvworld.com/article15566.html

6) Prysmian to Supply 6300 Km Optical Cable To Libya: "Prysmian Cables
& Systems has secured a major contract for the supply of 6,300 km of
fibre optic cable to Libya. "
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15565.html

7) Compliance Found to Compromise Internal Audit: "New global survey
reveals concerns of Chief Audit Executives"
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15564.html

8) Dawn of New Era for Business Software Development: "Partnership of
business needs and technology keeps intelligence with the customer and
speeds time-to-market" http://press.xtvworld.com/article15563.html

9) UtStarcom to Exhibit Full Broadband Services Suite: "Company to
conduct live demonstrations of IPTV, FMC and IP CDMA"
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15562.html

10) Technology to Make UK Universities Safe Again : "In response to the
government's call for universities to keep a closer eye on attempts to
recruit students by Islamic extremists, Nick Kingsbury, CEO of network
content monitoring and capturing software firm, Chronicle Solutions
advises that technology can shoulder much of the burden. "
http://press.xtvworld.com/article15561.html