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    Mobile World Congress 2009: It starts

The excitement gathers pace as the biggest event in the mobile industry’s calendar, Mobile World Congress, kicks off.

By Maggie Holland in Barcelona, 16 Feb 2009 at 10:38

“As we enter 2009, the world is in the midst of a broad economic slowdown, one that is impacting every facet of business, every link in the communications value chain. To address the significant challenges facing the global economy, the GSMA and its membership are focused on leveraging mobility to create new opportunities and to drive productivity and prosperity," said Michael O’Hara, the GSMA’s chief marketing officer, in a statement.

"GSMA industry initiatives in the areas of Mobile Broadband, Mobile Lifestyle and Mobile Planet will help drive this innovation and growth despite the challenges of the global economic downturn."



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