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A Swedish newspaper is offering its daily edition via mobile phone. Dagens Nyheter subscribers can purchase a Nokia Corp. 6120 phone through the newspaper’s Web site, sign up for a $31-per-month service plan and then surf the paper’s Web site via the phone by using a special “DN” button. A newspaper official said the service already is proving popular.
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Our Stories Films and Cricket Communications entered a multi-year marketing partnership that will allow OSF to promote its new movie releases to Cricket’s customers. The agreement also calls for Cricket products to be included in OSF films and events. The companies also plan to offer exclusive promotions for Cricket customers. The partnership is expected to kick off with the next OSF release, which is scheduled for next year.
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Cellphone users in London can now use their phone to locate public restrooms, according to an Associated Press report. The SatLav service is offered by Westminster City Council, which covers Oxford Street, the West End, Big Ben and the House of Parliament. Toilet seekers can text the word “toilet” to the service and receive a text back with the address of the nearest public restroom. The service covers 40 public toilets and locates the caller based on phone signal strength.