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Síminn has entered into an agreement with Greenland Connect regarding a capacity lease to Canada.
Email web access system transition will take place tonight, starting midnight and finish before 8.00 a.m.
Profit at Skipti hf ISK 3.3 billion for first nine months of 2007.
Siminn, the Icelandic Telco incumbent has bought all shares in the Danish company BusinessPhone A/S from Kærhøj ApS (100% owned by Nils Palmqvist) and Henrik Søndbjerg. The transaction will take effect on September 1st 2007.
Skipti Ltd is a holding company of Siminn and related companies.
The company's sales were up by ISK 3.8 b compared with the previous year, an increase of 32%. Profit for the first six months of this year came to ISK 2.4 b, compared with a loss of ISK 6.4 b for the corresponding period in 2006.
On January 31st, it was announced that Siminn had won The Cisco Networkers Innovation Awards for "Best Broadband IP Service".
Cisco has nominated Siminn for three awards for its IP network, which transports voice, data and the company's digital, interactive television.
Siminn hf has signed an agreement with On-Waves s.a.r.l. in Luxembourg to provide GSM service onboard ferries and cruisers sailing in international waters.
On December the 18th Siminn announced that the Oceancell service agreement with Geolink SA has been terminated.
Siminn is the first Iceland telecommunications company to offer its customers access to a telecommunications network utilizing WiMAX technology.
Siminn has greatly strengthened its customers' GSM connections by setting up over 40 new transmitters since the beginning of the year.
Siminn has expanded its IP network considerably, now offering still securer and faster data transport. After the expansion, the network is more powerful and can carry more traffic than before, which increases companies' security.
The number of countries steadily increases where Siminn's customers can utilize continuous GPRS data transport services.
Siminn has taken a new interactive service into use for its television over ADSL service. Now customers viewing Siminn's television over ADSL have a chance to participate in elections and opinion polls, using their remote controls.
Síminn's sales in the first half of the year were ISK 11,754 million, compared with ISK 10,064 million the year before, which was an increase of 16.8%. Contribution increased from ISK 4800 million to ISK 5525 (15.1%).
Síminn has established a backup connection for GPRS data transport to and from Iceland. The backup path is utilised for both incoming and outgoing GPRS traffic.
An important step has been taken on the distribution of television material in Iceland, under an agreement entered into by Iceland Telecom and 365 midlar. The agreement stipulates that both parties will distribute the Icelandic television stations of Digital Íslands and Skjár Einn. The agreement provides the customers of both companies access to all Icelandic television stations.
ISK 3.5 billion capital increase companys objectives expanded Reykjavík, 20 December 2005 A shareholders meeting in Iceland Telecom (Landssími Íslands Síminn) today gave its approval for the merger of Iceland Telecom, Skipti and Íslenska sjónvarpsfélagið.
Email web access system transition will take place tonight, starting midnight and finish before 8.00 a.m.
Profit at Skipti hf ISK 3.3 billion for first nine months of 2007.
Siminn, the Icelandic Telco incumbent has bought all shares in the Danish company BusinessPhone A/S from Kærhøj ApS (100% owned by Nils Palmqvist) and Henrik Søndbjerg. The transaction will take effect on September 1st 2007.
Skipti Ltd is a holding company of Siminn and related companies.
The company's sales were up by ISK 3.8 b compared with the previous year, an increase of 32%. Profit for the first six months of this year came to ISK 2.4 b, compared with a loss of ISK 6.4 b for the corresponding period in 2006.
On January 31st, it was announced that Siminn had won The Cisco Networkers Innovation Awards for "Best Broadband IP Service".
Cisco has nominated Siminn for three awards for its IP network, which transports voice, data and the company's digital, interactive television.
Siminn hf has signed an agreement with On-Waves s.a.r.l. in Luxembourg to provide GSM service onboard ferries and cruisers sailing in international waters.
On December the 18th Siminn announced that the Oceancell service agreement with Geolink SA has been terminated.
Siminn is the first Iceland telecommunications company to offer its customers access to a telecommunications network utilizing WiMAX technology.
Siminn has greatly strengthened its customers' GSM connections by setting up over 40 new transmitters since the beginning of the year.
Siminn has expanded its IP network considerably, now offering still securer and faster data transport. After the expansion, the network is more powerful and can carry more traffic than before, which increases companies' security.
The number of countries steadily increases where Siminn's customers can utilize continuous GPRS data transport services.
Siminn has taken a new interactive service into use for its television over ADSL service. Now customers viewing Siminn's television over ADSL have a chance to participate in elections and opinion polls, using their remote controls.
Síminn's sales in the first half of the year were ISK 11,754 million, compared with ISK 10,064 million the year before, which was an increase of 16.8%. Contribution increased from ISK 4800 million to ISK 5525 (15.1%).
Síminn has established a backup connection for GPRS data transport to and from Iceland. The backup path is utilised for both incoming and outgoing GPRS traffic.
An important step has been taken on the distribution of television material in Iceland, under an agreement entered into by Iceland Telecom and 365 midlar. The agreement stipulates that both parties will distribute the Icelandic television stations of Digital Íslands and Skjár Einn. The agreement provides the customers of both companies access to all Icelandic television stations.
Profit from the operations of the Iceland Telecom group (Síminn hf) last year came to ISK 4,032 m, according to the companys earnings statement.
ISK 3.5 billion capital increase companys objectives expanded
Reykjavík, 20 December 2005
A shareholders meeting in Iceland Telecom (Landssími Íslands Síminn) today gave its approval for the merger of Iceland Telecom, Skipti and Íslenska sjónvarpsfélagið.
ISK 3.5 billion capital increase companys objectives expanded Reykjavík, 20 December 2005 A shareholders meeting in Iceland Telecom (Landssími Íslands Síminn) today gave its approval for the merger of Iceland Telecom, Skipti and Íslenska sjónvarpsfélagið.