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USA SPRINT WILLIAM ESREY

Sprint CEO William Esrey announces that merger talks with WorldCom are officially over during a news conference Thursday, July 13, 2000, at the Sprint corporate headquarters campus in Overland Park, Kan. The proposed $129 billion merger hit regulatory snags that could not be overcome. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Cliff Schiappa)

HONG KONG HUTCHINSON WHAMPOA LI KA-SHING

Li Ka-shing, Chairman of the Hong Kong's largest conglomerate, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. gestures at a press conference Wednesday, July 12,2000.Hutchison will form an alliance with Royal KPN NV of the Netherlands and Japan's NTT DoCoMo Inc. to develop Europe's advanced wireless telecoms market.The three companies will seek so-called "third generation" licenses in a market of 210 million and worth U.S. dlrs 200 billion, covering Britain, Germany, France and Belgium. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

LIECHTENSTEIN VADUZ TELECOM

Eine Flagge mit dem Firmenlogo der Liechtensteinischen Telecom in Vaduz, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Arno Balzarini)

LIECHTENSTEIN VADUZ TELECOM

Die Leuchtschrift mit dem Firmenlogo der Liechtensteinischen Telecom in Vaduz, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Arno Balzarini)

LIECHTENSTEIN VADUZ TELECOM

Das Gebaeude der Liechtensteinischen Telecom in Vaduz, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Arno Balzarini)

LIECHTENSTEIN VADUZ TELECOM

Eine Flagge mit dem Firmenlogo der Liechtensteinischen Telecom in Vaduz, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Arno Balzarini)

LIECHTENSTEIN VADUZ TELECOM

Die Leuchtschrift mit dem Firmenlogo der Liechtensteinischen Telecom in Vaduz, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Arno Balzarini)

GROSSBRITANNIEN CHRIS GENT

Chris Gent (l), Chief Executive of Vodafone, pictured on January 18, 1999. (KEYSTONE/CAMERA PRESS/John Santa Cruz) === ===

USA SPRINT

The Sprint's headquarters campus in Overland Park, USA, photographed on June 27, 2000. Deutsche Telekom and Sprint Corp. are discussing a stock-swap merger. Deutsche Telekom is looking for acquisitions in the United States. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/The Kansas City Star, Todd Feeback) === NO MAGAZINES, ===

SCHWEDEN KURT HELLSTROM

The Swedish telecom company 'Ericsson' held a general annual meeting for their 5000 shareholders, in Stockholm, on the 31st of March 2000. Pictured (from the left) Lars Ramqvist, CEO, Kurt Hellstrom, Managing Director, and Carl-Olof Blomqvist, Meeting Secretary. (KEYSTONE/SCANPIX/Frederik Sandberg) === ===

SCHWEDEN KURT HELLSTROM

The Swedish telecom company 'Ericsson' held a general annual meeting for their 5000 shareholders, in Stockholm, on the 31st of March 2000. Here Mr Kurt Hellstrom (managing director), speaks to the shareholders. (KEYSTONE/SCANPIX/Frederik Sandberg) === ===

SCHWEDEN KURT HELLSTROM

Today (28.01.2000) the Swedish telecom giant Ericsson held a press conference to announce the annual financial report, that was described as being 'better than expected'. Pictured: CEO Kurt Hellstrom at the press conference on January 28, 2000. (KEYSTONE/SCANPIX/Rolf H. Jer) === ===

SCHWEIZ MARKUS RAUH

Markus Rauh, Verwaltungspraesident von Swisscom AG, aufgenommen im Flughafen Kloten, Zuerich am 25. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ MARKUS RAUH

Markus Rauh, Verwaltungspraesident von Swisscom AG, aufgenommen im Flughafen Kloten, Zuerich am 25. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ MARKUS RAUH

Markus Rauh, Verwaltungspraesident von Swisscom AG, aufgenommen im Flughafen Kloten, Zuerich am 25. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

USA AOL ZENTRALSTELLE

A receptionist answers a phone in the lobby of AmericaOnline headquarters near Dulles Airport in Sterling, June 23, 2000. The AOL stockholders and Time Warner stockholders are planning to vote on a merger that will create a media giant combining AOL's internet content with Time Warner content. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/STEPHEN JAFFE)

USA AOL ZENTRALSTELLE

The exterior of AmericaOnline headquarters near Dulles Airport in Sterling, June 23, 2000. The AOL stockholders and Time Warner stockholders are planning to vote on a merger that will create a media giant combining AOL's internet content with Time Warner content. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/STEPHEN JAFFE) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

GROSSBRITANNIEN RICHARD BRANSON

British entrepreneur Richard Branson launches Virgin Wines, the online wine shop designed to offer customers a one to one service, in central London, Friday, June 23, 2000. The company will be the world's largest Internet wine retailer. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Bridget Jones)

CHINA TELEKOMMUNIKATION CHINA UNICOM

A customer walks past a logo of China Unicom company in Shanghai, June 22, 2000. China Unicom shares made a strong start in Hong Kong, rising by 7.8 percent as investors rushed to grab a slice of the mainland's fast-growing telecommunication markets. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/LIU JIN)

CHINA HONG KONG UNICOM YANG XIANZU

Yang Xianzu, Chairman and CEO of China Unicom Ltd., smiles during the company's listing ceremony at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, 22 June 2000. China Unicom shot up 11.3 percent from the opening bell following its listing at the New York Stock Exchange 21 June as foreign investors appeared keen to grab a slice of mainland China's fast-growing telecommunications market. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Frederic J. Brown)

CHINA HONG KONG UNICOM YANG XIANZU

Yang Xianzu (3rd L), Chairman and CEO of China Unicom Ltd., speaks during the listing ceremony at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, 22 June 2000. China Unicom shot up 11.3 percent from the opening bell following its listing at the New York Stock Exchange 21 June as foreign investors appeared keen to grab a slice of mainland China's fast-growing telecommunications market. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Frederic J. Brown)

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM

QUALITY REPEAT---Die Swisscom will zwischen September 2000 und Juni 2001 ihre dezentralen Logistikstandorte aufheben. Geschlossen wird unter anderem auch der Standort Zuerich Hardturm. Betroffen sind insgesamt 165 Angestellte und 17 Standorten. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM

Die Swisscom will zwischen September 2000 und Juni 2001 ihre dezentralen Logistikstandorte aufheben. Geschlossen wird unter anderem auch der Standort Zuerich Hardturm. Betroffen sind insgesamt 165 Angestellte und 17 Standorten. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM

Die Swisscom will zwischen September 2000 und Juni 2001 ihre dezentralen Logistikstandorte aufheben. Geschlossen wird unter anderem auch der Standort Zuerich Hardturm. Betroffen sind insgesamt 165 Angestellte und 17 Standorten. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

CHINA TELEKOMMUNIKATION CHINA UNICOM

A woman walks past stacks of prospectus for China Unicom Ltd's Hong Kong public offering at a bank in Hong Kong, Thursday, June 15, 2000. China Unicom, mainland China's No. 2 telecommunications firm, hopes to raise up to U.S. dlrs 5.05 billion in one of Asia's biggest initial public offerings. Trading begins in New York and Hong Kong next week. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

VERKEHR AUTO TELEFONIEREN

Eine Frau telefoniert waehrend des Autofahrens auf ihrem Handy, aufgenommen am 18. Juni 2000.(KEYSTONE/KEYSTONE HAMBURG/Volkmar Schulz) === , SWITZERLAND ONLY ===

INDIEN PRIESTER HANDY

A Jain priest sitting naked on a Jaipur roadside speaking on his cell phone, February 14, 1999. As mobiles in India threaten to outpace the growth of conventional phones, Indian software firms are looking to take on the world in emerging markets of mobile commerce and wireless communications. (KEYSTONE/-/AFP/JOHN MACDOUGALL) === FILE ===

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM JENS ALDER

Jens Alder,CEO Swisscom AG orientiert an einer Medienkonferenz in Zuerich am Donnerstag 15.Juni 2000 ueber den Start im B2B E-Business. Swisscom baut mit Conextrade den fuehrenden Business-to-Business Marktplatz in der Schweiz auf.Dieser basiert auf einem Produkt von Commerce One und wird von Conextrade betrieben.Conextrade ist fuer Swisscom von hoher strategischer Bedeutung,da der elektronische Marktplatz als wichtigstes Standbein im Wachstumsmarkt Business-to-Business E-Commerce gilt und kuenftig einen erheblichen Wertanteil an Swisscom generieren soll. (Keystone/Walter Bieri)==ELECTRONIC IMAGE==

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM JENS ALDER

Jens Alder ,CEO Swisscom AG, orientiert an einer Medienkonferenz in Zuerich am 15. Juni 2000 ueber den Start im E-Business. Swisscom baut mit Conextrade den fuehrenden Business-to-Business Marktplatz in der Schweiz auf. Dieser basiert auf einem Produkt von Commerce One und wird von Conextrade betrieben. Conextrade ist fuer Swisscom von hoher strategischer Bedeutung,da der elektronische Marktplatz als wichtigstes Standbein im Wachstumsmarkt Business-to-Business E-Commerce gilt und kuenftig einen erheblichen Wertanteil an Swisscom generieren soll. (Keystone/Walter Bieri) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

SCHWEIZ SAENTIS ANTENNENANLAGE

Luftaufnahme der Antennenanlage auf dem Saentis, aufgenommen am 7. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/DESAIR/Heinz Leuenberger) === , SPECIAL FEES, MANDATORY CREDIT: "KEYSTONE/DESAIR" === : Dia Mittelformat]

DEUTSCHLAND SCHMIDT

Der Vorstandsvorsitzende der auf Telefon- und Internetbanking spezialisierten Privatbank Consors Discount Broker, Karl Matthaeus Schmidt, aufgenommen im Juni 1999 in Frankfurt. (KEYSTONE/DPA/Erwin Elsner) === ===

DEUTSCHLAND SCHMIDT

Der Gruender des Discount-Brokers Consors (Nuernberg), Karl Matthaeus Schmidt (aufgenommen im Juni 1999 in Frankfurt am Main), ist von der ãWirtschaftswocheÒ zum ãUnternehmer des JahresÒ gekuert worden. Der 30-Jaehrige habe mit seinem seit April 1999 boersennotierten Unternehmen das ãbeschauliche Geschaeft mit Privatkunden in Deutschland wie kein anderer durcheinander gewirbeltÒ, begruendete das in Duesseldorf erscheinende Magazin am 6. Oktober 1999 die Entscheidung. Consors sei mit einem Umsatz von 117,8 Millionen DM (58,83 Millionen Euro) auf dem Weg zur europaeischen Marktfuehrerschaft. Die Muttergesellschaft Schmidt-Bank (Hof/Saale) hatte Consors im Jahr 1998 ausgegliedert. (KEYSTONE/DPA/Erwin Elsner) === ===

SINGAPUR FILMVORFUEHRUNG

Visitors to the CommunicAsia 2000 trade show in Singapore, June 6, 2000 watch a movie through the Eye-Trek, a head-mounted display developed by Olympus. About 2,000 companies from around the world are participating in the exhibition showcasing their products and services. (KEYSTONE/-/AFP PHOTO/Roslan RAHMAN) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

DEUTSCHLAND MANNESMANN HORN-SMITH

British Julian Horn-Smith during a Mannesmann general meeting in Duesseldorf, Monday, June 5, 2000. British Vodafone AirTouch company took over Mannesmann AG in 1999. (AP Photo/Roland Weihrauch)

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM ALDER RAUH

Jens Alder, rechts, CEO Swisscom und Markus Rauh, links, VR-Praesident an der zweiten Swisscom-Generalversammlung in Zuerich am Dienstag 30. Mai 2000. Swisscom erhoehte im zweiten Jahr nach dem Boersengang die Zahl der eingetragenen Namenaktionaere weiter. Das Unternehmen verzeichnet aktuell rund 63000 eingetragene Namenaktionaere, die 13,7 Mio. Aktien halten. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM JENS ALDER

Jens Alder, CEO Swisscom, orientiert die Aktionaere an der zweiten Swisscom-Generalversammlung am 30. Mai 2000 in Zuerich ueber das vergangene Geschaeftsjahr sowie ueber die neusten Branchenentwicklungen. Swisscom will die sich neu bietenden Chancen im E-Business entschlossen anpacken und den Wert des Unternehmens nachhaltig steigern. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

SCHWEIZ SWISSCOM JENS ALDER

Jens Alder, CEO Swisscom, orientiert die Aktionaere an der zweiten Swisscom-Generalversammlung am 30. Mai 2000 in Zuerich ueber das vergangene Geschaeftsjahr sowie ueber die neusten Branchenentwicklungen. Swisscom will die sich neu bietenden Chancen im E-Business entschlossen anpacken und den Wert des Unternehmens nachhaltig steigern. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

CHINA BEIJING ALLTAG

Two Chinese women make calls at a public phone booth beside a Beijing bicycle lane Wednesday May 24, 2000. China and the U.S. reached an agreement in November to broadly opened China's financial services, telecommunications and other long-closed sectors. As part of the deal, Washington promised to get Congress to approve permanent normal trade relations, known as PNTR. The U.S. House of Representatives votes this week on the PNTR bill. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Greg Baker)

CHINA WIRTSCHAFT HANDY

A Chinese woman sits in front of an advertisement for Nokia mobile phones in Beijing Saturday, May 20, 2000. European mobile telephone companies will get quicker access to China's markets once China joins the World Trade Organisation, an event made much more likely by Friday's signing of an agreement between China and the E.U on China's accession. (AP Photo/str)

MALAYSIA INTERNET

A city cleaner worker walks past the huge dotcom advertisement signboard in Kuala Lumpur, Friday, May 19, 2000. With more and more dotcom componies springing up and several leading securities firms already outlining their online trading services, Malaysia's brokerage commissions are expected to decrease in the near future when online trading starts to gain momentum. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Andy Wong)

SCHWEIZ TELEKOMMUNIKATION

Ein Kunde eines Zuercher Warenhauses geht am Dienstag, den 16. Mai 2000, an einem Regal mit Natel-Produkten der Anbieter Swisscom, Orange und Diax vorbei (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

SCHWEIZ VENTURE 2000 ALDER HASLER

Swisscom CEO Jens Alder, links, verfolgt am Montag, den 15. Mai 2000, anlaesslich der Verleihung des Preises Venture 2000 in Zuerich schmunzelnd die Ausfuehrungen des Komikers Harry Hasler (Viktor Giacobbo), rechts. Alder zeichnete 12 Teams aus, die sich an der 2. Runde des Businessplanwettbewerbs beteiligt haben. (KEYSTONE/Steffen Schmidt)

CHINA WIRTSCHAFT HANDY

Customers in a mobile phone store look at their receipts on Monday May 15, 2000. Europe's top trade negotiator, Pascal Lamy, returned to Beijing on Monday for more talks that China hopes will smooth its entry into the World Trade Organization this year. (AP Photo/Chien-min Chung)

SPANIEN TELEKOMMUNIKATION

(L to R) Sir Iain Vallance, British Telecom President, Juan Villalonga Navarro, Telefonica de Espana President, and Bert C. Roberts, MCI Communications Corporation President, shake hands after signing the creation of a stratigical alliance concerning telecommuncations in Madrid April 18, 1997. (KEYSTONE/AFP/DOMINIQUE FAGET) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

SPANIEN TELEKOMMUNIKATION

Telephone company chairmen, Sir Iain Valance of British Telecom, left, Juan Villalonga of Spanish Telefonica and Bert C. Roberts of the U.S company MCI Communications, all shake hands after a deal reached in Madrid Friday April 18, 1997. The three companies signed an agreement to create an alliance to take advantage of growth opportunities in Europe, the United States and Latin America. (KEYSTONE/AP NY/EFE/J.L. Pino)

USA E3 2000 EXPO

Attendants to the E3 2000 Electronic Entertainment Expo enter throughout a tunnel into the SEGA section, Thursday, May 11, 2000 at the E3 2000 Electronic Entertainment Expo at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The neon sign reads: "Opponents are everywhere." (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes) === DIGITAL IMAGE ===

SCHWEIZ WINTERTHUR SWISSCOM

Das Swisscom-Hochhaus in Winterthur, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

SCHWEIZ WINTERTHUR SWISSCOM

Das Swisscom-Hochhaus in Winterthur, aufgenommen am 8. Mai 2000. (KEYSTONE/Walter Bieri)

FRANKREICH TELECOM

France Telecom employees check the network displayed on their screens on 04 May 2000 in company control center in Paris. Half of all telephones in the Paris area were affected by a technical glitch on the French telecommunications group network on 03 May 2000. (KEYSTONE/-/AFP/PASCAL GEORGES)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Peter Ohnemus, Vice Chairman and Board Member of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Peter Ohnemus, Vice Chairman and Board Member of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) : DIA, Mittelformat]

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC RETO BRAUN

JAHRESRUECKBLICK 2000: PEOPLE: RETO BRAUN - Portrait taken on April 13, 2000, of Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) : DIA, Mittelformat] [FAN403]

SCHWEIZ RETO BRAUN FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the "Fantastic Corporation" based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) : DIA, Mittelformat]

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Satellite atenna on the roof top of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable, xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3GMobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Satellite atenna on the roof top of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable, xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3GMobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, portrait taken in his office on April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) === ===

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) === ===

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) : Negativ, Mittelformat]

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Portrait taken April 13, 2000, of Reto Braun, Chief Executive Officer CEO of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable,xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3G Mobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi) : Negativ, Mittelformat]

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Satellite atennas on the roof top of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable, xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3GMobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

Satellite atennas on the roof top of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable, xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3GMobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

People discuss solutions in an office of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable, xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3GMobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)

SCHWEIZ FANTASTIC CORPORATION

People discuss solutions in an office of the 'Fantastic Corporation' based in Zug, Switzerland, April 13, 2000. The Fantastic Corporation is a global provider of proven, end-to-end broadband multimedia delivery solutions. Based on Internet standards, these software soultions and services enable aggregation, packaging, managing, broadcasting and viewing of TV and CD-quality multimedia content over a variety of broadband IP networks. These include satellite, digital, terrestrial, cable, xDSL Wireless Local Loop (WLL) and 3GMobile networks. (KEYSTONE/Martin Ruetschi)