GigaOM (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
Nokia Siemens, a telecommunications equipment joint venture, plans to lay off up to 5,700 employees, or 7-9 percent of its work force, in order to cut about $740 million in costs. The company, which is a joint venture between Siemens and cell phone maker Nokia, will also whittle down to three business units from five. [...]
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YID With LID (Free subscription) | 14/07/2009
Back in April, Eli Lake of the Wash Times times Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN), a joint venture between the Finnish cell-phone giant Nokia and German powerhouse Siemens broke the Iran embargo to sell a "big brother-like" spy system to Ahmadinejad's nut house: A spokesman for NSN said the servers were sold for "lawful intercept functionality," a technical term used by the cell-phone...
Military Analysis (Free subscription) | 12/07/2009
This is coolbert: From the DEBKAfile: " First round in Internet war goes to Iranian intelligence " We have seen the recent protests, the "riots", demonstrations directed against the ruling government of Iran. An election was purportedly stolen? The allegations of fraud have not been proven, but is BELIEVED TO BE TRUE BY THOSE IN THE STREETS ! Young folks for the most part, giving...
Infidel Bloggers Alliance (Free subscription) | 01/07/2009
Debka: First round in Internet war goes to Iranian intelligence Millions of sympathizers around the world looked forward to seeing Iran's protest movement using the Internet for the first online coup in history. Instead, the Iranian Islamic regime turned the tables: Its Internet police, arguably the largest in the world, pushed "control," "halt," "delete" and "send"...
China Confidential (Free subscription) | 29/06/2009
The always interesting and informative Debkafile has an exclusive, in-depth report on Iran's Internet police. The site, which has excellent Israeli intelligence sources, says the Islamist regime was prepared for the demonstrators' use of the medium, and able to quickly turn it against them. An excerpt: The high-end apparatus, installed in late 2008 by the German Siemens AG and Finnish Nokia Corp. cell...
the brain police (Free subscription) | 23/06/2009
A Nokia-Seimens joint venture supplied the key surveillance tech to the Iranian government that is being used to spot and bust protestors, subjecting them to massive human rights violations and endangering their lives. Seimens says it's all Nokia's fault, and a spokesman says they did nothing wrong because spying on and torturing dissidents is legal in Iran. Meanwhile, Cisco and every other "western"...
YID With LID (Free subscription) | 22/06/2009
You would think with all of the embargoes that the US government has on doing buisness with Iran and its crazy President Ahmadinejad , that it would be pretty difficult for companies that do buisness with the United States to sell systems to the terrorist regime that would enable it squash dissidents. Of course if you thought that, "you would think..." wrong. Back in April, Eli Lake of the...
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