Mobile firms alerted to new EU rules
05 Dec 2007 | by Andrew McCormick
LONDON - The Mobile Entertainment Forum has kicked off a drive to educate the mobile industry on how new European Union legislation will affect firms in the sector.
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LONDON - The Mobile Entertainment Forum has kicked off a drive to educate the mobile industry on how new European Union legislation will affect firms in the sector.
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