January 03, 2005
Sony Ericsson is donating 1300 mobile phones
A lack of communications in Aceh was also hampering aid efforts. The International Red Cross said telecommunications firm Sony Ericsson was donating 1300 mobile phones and sending teams to Sri Lanka and Indonesia to restore communications.
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ben pas de réaction de ta part vis a vis de ce don de la firme sony?
tu attends une réaction des membres?
en fait je trouve ton sujet un peu bref pour tout dire,tu as posté cette nouvelle en vrac, un petit discours ou ne serait ce que l'élan qui t'as poussé a réagir serait une invitation a répondre ou émettre un avis....
bonne soirée
tu attends une réaction des membres?
en fait je trouve ton sujet un peu bref pour tout dire,tu as posté cette nouvelle en vrac, un petit discours ou ne serait ce que l'élan qui t'as poussé a réagir serait une invitation a répondre ou émettre un avis....
bonne soirée
Je ne comprend pas pourquoi ce smiley, des milliers de personnes sont mortes...
Voici l'info un peu plus complète, mais en anglais:
Sony Ericsson is donating 1300 mobile phones to the tsunami relief effort
4 January 2005 by axxxr
Sony Ericsson has donated 1300 mobile phones and sending teams to Sri Lanka and Indonesia to restore communications.
Ericsson Response is working hard on bringing communication to the areas struck by the Tsunami. So far, two teams of Ericsson Response Volunteers and a mini GSM system are on their way out.
Yesterday, Ericsson Response Volunteers Jan Herremo and Richard Sohlberg travelled to Sri Lanka. They will cooperate with relief organisations in the area and assist Ericsson Sri Lanka in their efforts to help the victims of the disaster.
A mini GSM system is on its way to Aceh in Indonesia. The network in the region is destroyed, and it is a priority to get a communication system up and running. Dag Nielsen, director of Ericsson Response, and Ericsson Response Volunteer Mark Phillips from Ericsson, UK will travel to the area on Sunday. Six satellite phones have been donated from Ericsson Indonesia and a further twenty satellite phones have been sent from Ericsson Response.
To further improve communications, Sony Ericsson has donated 1300 mobile phones to be used by aid agencies in the area. 500 have been sent to Sri Lanka, and 500 are on their way to Indonesia. The remaining 300 are to be kept in Stockholm to be distributed to aid personnel as needed.
With the exception of Indonesia, the communications systems in the affected area are still functioning fairly well, but overloaded. Employees at local Ericsson companies are working hard at repairing the existing systems. more details on: www.ericsson.com/about/ericssonresponse
@cronos: je crois que le smiley, c'est pour le geste de sony, un geste positif.
Sony Ericsson is donating 1300 mobile phones to the tsunami relief effort
4 January 2005 by axxxr
Sony Ericsson has donated 1300 mobile phones and sending teams to Sri Lanka and Indonesia to restore communications.
Ericsson Response is working hard on bringing communication to the areas struck by the Tsunami. So far, two teams of Ericsson Response Volunteers and a mini GSM system are on their way out.
Yesterday, Ericsson Response Volunteers Jan Herremo and Richard Sohlberg travelled to Sri Lanka. They will cooperate with relief organisations in the area and assist Ericsson Sri Lanka in their efforts to help the victims of the disaster.
A mini GSM system is on its way to Aceh in Indonesia. The network in the region is destroyed, and it is a priority to get a communication system up and running. Dag Nielsen, director of Ericsson Response, and Ericsson Response Volunteer Mark Phillips from Ericsson, UK will travel to the area on Sunday. Six satellite phones have been donated from Ericsson Indonesia and a further twenty satellite phones have been sent from Ericsson Response.
To further improve communications, Sony Ericsson has donated 1300 mobile phones to be used by aid agencies in the area. 500 have been sent to Sri Lanka, and 500 are on their way to Indonesia. The remaining 300 are to be kept in Stockholm to be distributed to aid personnel as needed.
With the exception of Indonesia, the communications systems in the affected area are still functioning fairly well, but overloaded. Employees at local Ericsson companies are working hard at repairing the existing systems. more details on: www.ericsson.com/about/ericssonresponse
@cronos: je crois que le smiley, c'est pour le geste de sony, un geste positif.
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Je ne comprend pas pourquoi ce smiley, des milliers de personnes sont mortes...
Cronos-->je ne vois pas de quel smiley tu parles ou de la connotation que tu veux lui donner ??
je trouvais juste que son post manquait de consistance ce qui ne remet pas en doutes l'origine du contenu et encore moins la cause..
je te prie de bien vouloir m'excuser si cela a pu te heurter....mais je te demanderais aussi de faire preuve de bon sens
.merci Keny pour le complément sur cette information
bonne soirée
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Je ne comprend pas pourquoi ce smiley, des milliers de personnes sont mortes...
Cronos-->je ne vois pas de quel smiley tu parles ou de la connotation que tu veux lui donner ??
Je permet de préciser que cronos doit faire référence au smiley"
" que rudylsl fait figurer auprès de son titre. Sachant que son raccourci est "lol" je ne vois pas non plus ce que rudylsl a voulu connoter...
oui je pense qu'il parlait du smiley a cote de l'heure du post
c'est effectivement curieux
enfin bref c'est bien de la part de SE en tout cas
c'est effectivement curieux
enfin bref c'est bien de la part de SE en tout cas
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