And they can feed that information back to their subscribers, but only to their subscribers on the same highway located behind the traffic jam!

9,000 servers all over China, has 250 million subscribers.

Table 4. Mobile phone subscribers by region and level of development,

Brazil now has more than 130 million subscribers, and Indonesia has roughly 120 million. In Africa, which contains the world s poorest countries, the market is soaring, with more than 280 million subscribers.

To date, the disaster ListServ has 129 subscribers who have received approximately 20,000 documents.

Under this Plan, UNHCR paid out 1,655,551 to its subscribers in respect of their claims.

CAF subscribers now include not only Governments but also 16 private banks from the region.

The circulation of Africa Renewal and Afrique Renouveau magazines, combined, now reaches over 34,000 subscribers.

Well this one ISP in Pakistan chose to effectuate the block for its subscribers in a rather unusual way.

Monthly newsletters, introduced in 2004, have over 20,000 subscribers from every part of the world and the number is rising.

Beginning in 1999, the increase in enrolment has become steady and has demonstrated a tendency to accelerate due to the ageing population of subscribers.

84. Encourages the Department of Public Information to implement an e mail service to inform subscribers of recent additions to the United Nations web site

The Panel also notes that only about one per cent of the population of Kuwait were cellular mobile telephone subscribers in 1990 (http unstats.un.org unsd cdb www.unhabitat.org).

As of April 2004, there were more than 58,000 subscribers to the network, providing telecommunication access to more than 60 million people living in rural areas of Bangladesh.

The Hague Code of Conduct Chair was not given any mandate to enter into negotiations on a text already approved by subscribers to the Code in plenary meeting.

It should be noted that the broadcasts are limited to subscribers only, are broadcasted late in the day and require a secret code for each entry to the Channel.

The Hague Code of Conduct also makes an important contribution to confidence building, as its 122 subscribers agree to inform each other of space launches through pre launch notifications.

In order to get a more realistic picture of the distribution of mobile phones among users, penetration rates (subscribers per 100 inhabitants) need to be taken into consideration (Table 5).

The news stories on these issues were also distributed throughout the world to some 40,000 subscribers to the e mail service of the United Nations News Service in English and French.

The list of subscribers to the associated e mail news service continues to grow steadily, as does the number of news media sites that have established direct links to the UN News Centre.

Especially in Africa where the number of broadband subscribers in most countries is extremely small, and penetration rates are less than 1 per cent even in countries that are more advanced in ICT.

AV eNews, a unique electronic catalogue featuring the most recent United Nations system wide audio visual and media news, saw a 25 per cent increase in subscribers over the course of the year.

In 2003 developing countries overtook developed countries in terms of absolute numbers of cellular subscribers, making mobile phones the only ICT indicator where developing countries have higher shares than developed countries (see Table 4).

And the result is, right now, this company is the largest telephone company, with 3.5 million subscribers, 115,000 of these phones I talked about that produces about a third of the traffic in the network.

Which meant that packets of data from subscribers going to YouTube stopped at the ISP, since they thought they were already there, and the ISP threw them away unopened because the point was to block it.

APTN, the world's largest television news agency, with over 500 subscribers, has offered the United Nations 10 minutes of free satellite time, five days a week, to be broadcast twice a day on their Global Video Wire.

The statistics provided by INSTRAW as at May 2004 showed that membership in GAINS tended to be stable, with marginal increases and decreases, as was the case with regard to the number of database items and subscribers to newsletters.

But most important was that BMI took public domain works and made arrangements of them, which they gave away for free to their subscribers. So that in 1940, when ASCAP threatened to double their rates, the majority of broadcasters switched to BMI.

Mobile phone coverage in Sub Saharan Africa, for example, has gone from nearly zero subscribers 20 years ago to around 700 million today. And those phones are helping to bring banking, health care, education, business, government services, and entertainment to the poor.

According to World Bank estimates, nearly 80 per cent of the world's population is now able to access mobile telephony networks and the number of subscribers keeps increasing at a very rapid rate, with the most significant growth taking place in developing countries.

My country, like the other subscribers to the Code, has always been open to dialogue with States non parties and has always expressed its readiness to consider all proposals that can improve the Code's effectiveness in an atmosphere of cooperation and mutual respect.

Stories related to decolonization were also distributed through the English and French language e mail news service to over 36,000 subscribers worldwide, and were picked up by a growing number of external websites, including those of media outlets and non governmental organizations.

Consider the example of M Pesa, Kenya s mobile banking service that allows people to send money via their cellphones. M Pesa first needed to invest in many brick and mortar stores where subscribers could convert the cash they earn into digital money (and back into cash).

Without omnipresent cash points, M Pesa would be no more convenient than traditional ways of moving money around. At the same time, it was impossible to persuade retail stores to sign on as cash points unless there were enough M Pesa subscribers to make it profitable for them.

Mobile phone technology is so powerful, and costs so little per unit of data transmission, that it has proved possible to sell mobile phone access to the poor. There are now more than 3.3 billion subscribers in the world, roughly one for every two people on the planet.

Likewise, World Bank survey data estimate that the Indian middle class comprises roughly 90 million people, despite more than 900 million cell phone subscribers and 40 million cars. Such contradictions reflect significant measurement discrepancies, which, in India s case, could be on the order of hundreds of millions of people.

Despite the bans on travel to Cuba, subscribers to New York Travel Leisure Magazine selected Cuba as the best island in the Caribbean National Geography Traveler Destination Scoreboard reported that, after surveying 200 sustainable tourism experts, historic downtown Havana was chosen among the best 115 places in the world.

The expanding reach of the Department's news services on the Web was also shown by the increase in the number of subscribers to the e mail news service, which by December 2004 exceeded 33,500 for English and French combined, a 50 per cent increase over the previous year.

Launched by an Ariane booster from Kourou, French Guiana, on December 17, 1993, DBS 1, as the satellite is designated by its co owners, DirecTv and United States Satellite Broadcasting, offered some 75 80 channels of television service after April 1994 to United States subscribers or those purchasing the equipment necessary for reception.

T3 in Beijing is just one of many projects China has recently built to improve its transportation infrastructure. In addition to having become the world s industrial park, China now has more mobile phone subscribers than the combined populations of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and the number of Internet users has just surpassed that in the US.

We also regret that the sponsors of the proposed amendments contained in document A C.1 60 L.62 were not able, in a spirit of dialogue and compromise, to defer their proposals to the 2006 General Assembly session and thereby give the Code's subscribers the opportunity to discuss and analyse their proposals at the next meeting of the contracting parties in June 2006.