RISI Details Wood Chip Supply & Demand Changes at 75th Forest Resources Association Event

BOSTON - RISI analyzed the economic health of North American timber markets this
weekend at the Forest Resources Association’s annual meeting in Hilton Head,
SC. RISI stated that North American supply and demand for sawmill residual
chips has taken some twists over the past year, with lumber demand tanking,
pulp and paper nose-diving since the fourth quarter, and biomass development
running steady throughout. Furthermore, the rapid expansion of higher-cost
in-woods chip production steadily increased through 2008 to meet pulp demand,
which was strong until third quarter.

SMS to Drive Uptake of Mobile Data in Africa and the Middle East, Pyramid Research Finds

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts - Basic SMS text messaging will be a key revenue driver for mobile network
operators in Africa and the Middle East over the next five years, helping to
offset continuing declines in average revenue per subscriber (ARPS) for
mobile voice services in the regions, according to a new report from Pyramid
Research (www.pyr.com), the telecom research arm of the Light Reading
Communications Network (www.lightreading.com).

Kenya Poised for Huge Growth in Mobile Services, Pyramid Research Projects

CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts - Mobile penetration in Kenya’s telecom market will grow by 95 percent over
the next five years, a market growth that will reflect intense competition
among network operators and lead to a rapid uptake of mobile data services,
according to a new report from Pyramid Research (www.pyr.com), the telecom
research arm of the Light Reading Communications Network
(www.lightreading.com).

Vertica and VMware Discuss How Virtualization Can Transform the Economics of Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence

BILLERICA, Massachusetts - Webinar attendees will learn how virtualizing analytic data marts will
bring in a new era of economics and agility for data warehousing and business
intelligence; MarketBridge customer case study featured

World’s Oldest Publisher Launches Internet-Based Publishing for the Legal Community

CAMBRIDGE, England, BOSTON and STOCKHOLM - Cambridge University Press Founded by Henry VIII in High-Tech Internet
Publishing Deal With Boston University and Swedish TransLegal