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  1. Working group: Finland will switch over to digital television in 2007 - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    8.12.2003 | A parliamentary working group proposes that all television broadcasting in Finland be digital as of 31 August 2007.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/working-group-finland-will-switch-over-to-digital-television-in-2007

  2. Ms Kristiina Pietikäinen appointed as Chair of the Management Board of the European Network and Information Security Agency - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    15.9.2004 | Ms Kristiina Pietikäinen, Director of Unit for E-commerce and Data Security at the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Finland, has been appointed as Chair of the Management Board of the European Network and Information Security Agency. The appointment was made at a Management Board meeting in Brussels.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/ms-kristiina-pietikainen-appointed-as-chair-of-the-management-board-of-the-european-network-and-information-security-agency

  3. Joint construction of UMTS networks allowed - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    15.4.2004 | On 15 April 2004, the Government decided to ease the terms of UMTS licences in mainland Finland. Licensees are allowed to construct a part of the networks together. However, each licensee's own network must provide 35 per cent of the population coverage.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/joint-construction-of-umts-networks-allowed

  4. Package offers brought increased text message traffic - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    26.4.2006 | Some 2.8 billion person-to-person messages were sent in Finland in 2005 – an increase of 29 per cent on the previous year. Personal text messaging is still the most-used mobile phone service.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/package-offers-brought-increased-text-message-traffic

  5. Sonera Retail Offering Over-Subscribed - Principles of Acceptance Decided - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    12.11.1998 | The demand in the Finnish Retail Offering exceeded nearly 1.8 times the number of shares offered which was 39 million. The preliminary number of shares in the retail offering was 26 million. On 9 November 1998 the Ministry of Transport and Communications of Finland decided to offer the maximum number of additional shares, i.e. 13 million.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/sonera-retail-offering-over-subscribed-principles-of-acceptance-decided

  6. Minister calls for a European standard for mobile tv - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    28.9.2006 | Europe must not lag behind the rest of the world in taking mobile TV into everyday use. We need at least one mobile TV network with a single common standard throughout the EU in order to serve markets right across Europe.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/minister-calls-for-a-european-standard-for-mobile-tv

  7. The Finnish State sells 18,850,000 shares in accordance with the over-allotment option - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    11.11.1998 | Merrill Lynch International, on behalf of the Global Managers of the Sonera Offering, has informed that it will exercise fully the over-allotment option of 18,850,000 shares. Thus the number of shares sold in the Global Offering increases to 119,000,000 shares. The settlement will take place on November 17,1998.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/the-finnish-state-sells-18-850-000-shares-in-accordance-with-the-over-allotment-option

  8. New EU rules for television broadcasting - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    13.11.2006 | The EU ministers responsible for audiovisual affairs agreed on the general approach of a new directive concerning audiovisual services at their Council meeting in Brussels on 13 November. Legal provisions concerning European television broadcasting activities will change substantially, if the European Parliament supports the general approach adopted by the Council.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/194055633/new-eu-rules-for-television-broadcasting