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	Business Wire: Telefonica Moviles Completes the Acquisition of Bellsouth's Cellular Operators in Venezuela, Colombia, ...
		Telefonica Moviles is now market leader in Venezuela, with over 3.9 million customers at the end of the third quarter of 2004, in a market of 25 million inhabitants with an estimated penetration rate of 29%.
		Telefonica Moviles is now market leader in Nicaragua, acquiring an operator with over 254,000 customers at the end of the third quarter of 2004 in a market of over 5.5 million inhabitants, with an estimated penetration rate of 7.8%.
		Telefonica is the leading operator in the Spanish and Portuguese speaking markets and the sixth largest operator in the world in terms of market capitalisation.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2004_Oct_28/ai_n6258276 (1359 words)

	Globeinvestor.com: Telefonica Moviles Strengthens Growth In Second Quarter Of 2003 and Obtains First-Half Net Profit Of ...
		Telefonica Moviles reported solid first-half 2003 results, both at the operating and financial level, recording net income of 779 million euros, compared to the losses of 4.333 billion euros recorded during the first half of 2002.
		Telefonica Moviles Espana's results at the close of June 2003 reflect the consolidation during this period of the strategic commitment to increasing the value of the company, which has three main pillars: customer loyalty, selective customer acquisition and usage incentivation.
		Telefonica Movil (a subsidiary of Telefonica CTC Chile and managed by Telefonica Moviles) closed the first half of the year with 1.944 million active clients, an increase of 14%.
	www.globeinvestor.com /servlet/WireFeedRedirect?cf=GlobeInvestor/config&vg=BigAdVariableGenerator&date=20030728&archive=prnews&slug=2003_07_28_05_5454_976874 (5166 words)

	Rios: El Conquistador for Telefonica Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Telefonica, Spain's largest telephone company, had originally planned for a June sale of $1.15 billion in shares of Telefonica Media, and has since rescheduled for the fall on the Madrid stock exchange, the NASDAQ in the U.S. and possibly the MerVal stock market in Argentina (for 25 percent of its shares).
		Telefonica is a $13.5 billion conglomerate, with 1999 earnings of $1.8 billion and a market capitalization of $84.7 billion.
		Acquisitions for Telefonica Media also include a major drive to hire "the best talent available" and, as soon the Telefe deal is completed, to create a division to better develop synergies among the various companies in the group.
	www.videoageinternational.com /2000/articles/May/telefonica.htm (815 words)

	Nortel: Info Center - Nortel Networks Announces Telefonica Transmision de Datos as First European Service Provider to ...
		Telefonica Transmision de Datos, said: "Over the past two years we have made a considerable investment in Nortel Networks' technology, developing a Frame Relay SVC solution which will not only enable us to meet market expectation, but also develop clearly differentiated services.
		Telefonica Transmision de Datos is the data subsidiary of Telefonica.
		Telefonica Transmision de Datos owns over 90% of the Spanish data market providing solutions to the mass market, to small and medium companies as well as large corporations.
	www.nortelnetworks.com /corporate/news/newsreleases/1998c/12_23_9898711_Telefonica.html (662 words)

	TheStreet.com: Success, Scandal Follow Telefonica's Chairman
		With Telefonica directors gathering for the company's monthly board meeting in Madrid Wednesday, speculation is rife that impeachment proceedings are under way.
		Miguel Garzon, director of international communications for Telefonica, declined to say whether Villalonga's standing would be up for discussion at the board meeting, but he stressed the gathering was a regular monthly event with no set agenda.
		Should his political troubles continue to hamper Telefonica's ability to grow and prosper -- politics was the main sticking point behind the collapse of Telefonica's merger talks with Netherlands-based KPN (KPN:NYSE ADR - news) -- it's possible that international money managers, his most ardent supporters, will lose their patience.
	www.thestreet.com /int/euromarkets/979859.html (981 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Latin America
		Telefonica de Espana SA, as the domestic unit is called, had 40,659 workers in December, about a fourth of the group's total workforce.
		Telefonica's sales per employee fell 3 percent to about 186,000 euros ($216,000) last year, the first decline in at least four years, according to Bloomberg data, leaving the company behind some of its rivals.
		Telefonica is taking advantage of a plunge in Terra's share price to get full control of the company's 1.73 billion euros in cash, and to knock out a competitor for high-speed phone line clients.
	quote.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000086&sid=acUiOA.nV9pU&refer=news_index (733 words)

	Alcatel finished 2004 as Telefônica's main ADSL supplier in Brazil (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Telefonica Group is one of the ten biggest global telecom conglomerates, with sales in 2003 of US$ 28.4 billion.
		In Brazil, the Telefonica Group is the biggest non-financial conglomerate with sales of RR$ 22.2 million (in 2003), 40 million customers and 45,000 employees.
		Telefonica Group is also present in the Brazilian mobile market with the biggest company in South America, Vivo, a joint venture with Portugal Telecom, which operates 26 million mobile lines.
	www.home.alcatel.com /vpr/vpr.nsf/14b4f31604375b17c12567a8004a2c4d/aab7d7fbb50a60b8c1256f9300564437!OpenDocument (526 words)

	Telefonica announces encouraging results
		Telefonica Moviles showed the fastest growth, an impressive 20% compared to the same quarter In 2003, and now contributes almost 40% of the Telefonica Group revenues.
		However the good news for Telefonica is that quarterly organic revenue growth of 9% and EBITDA growth of 10.5% seems to show that the adverse effect of this volatility is at least softening.
		If Telefonica can do this whilst maintaining its mobile growth, and if the exchange rate volatility continues to calm, the group could be in for a good 2004.
	www.ovum.com /go/content/c,46163 (286 words)

	UNI : Historic agreement signed with Telefonica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		A joint protocol has been signed with the company agreeing that Telefonica will recognise and consult with UNI affiliates wherever they may operate throughout the world.
		Telefonica have agreed that they will consult with UNI unions on matters affecting employees that will bargain with unions, and that they will hold annual meetings to discuss future plans for the company.
		This historic protocol was signed by Telefonica CEO, Juan Villalonga and UNI Deputy General Secretary, Philip Bowyer.
	www.union-network.org /unimultinationals.nsf/f0fa5a094742095ac125680000253538/74afc4cdb1c5b4d3c12568b9004ac454 (90 words)

	Telefonica IPTV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Telefonica de Espana is the incumbent telecom operator in Spain.
		So for example, each of Telefonica’s subscribers generated an average of 46.2 EUR of revenue in the 12 months to 31 Dec 2003.
		Telefonica is the incumbent telecom operator in Spain.
	www.point-topic.com /content/bmm/profiles/vod/Telefonica.htm (837 words)

	Business Wire: GRIC Communications Selected by Leading Global Operator, Telefonica Data, to Empower Its Customers With ...
		Telefonica Data's customers will enjoy savings of up to 90% over alternative remote access methods when dialing into their corporate network, the Internet, or simply retrieving and sending email while working remotely.
		Telefonica Data, a subsidiary of the Telefonica group, is a leading supplier of global telecommunications solutions for companies.
		Telefonica Data is also present in Spain and other European countries such as Austria, Italy, UK and Germany.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2002_Jan_24/ai_82089010 (825 words)

	Tornado Insider - News - Operators Discover 802.11b Cut-Price 3G
		Telefonica’s initiative is the first sign of recognition given by a large telephone operator to a technology, the 802.11b standard of Wireless Ethernet, (Wi-Fi), which, from its creation in November 1999, has been openly given credit to by large IT companies, by hardware producers or by a number of supporters of the open-source movement.
		Apple was the first company to launch a notebook with a port and a radio antenna for the 802.11b standard, (the Airport with a 45 meter range).
		This has proved all too tempting for Telefonica (with a forecasted debt of over 10 billion Euros for the end of 2001).
	www.tornado-insider.com /news/article.asp?id=10470 (513 words)

	TheStreet.com: Telefonica Move Rewires Potential in Latin America
		Telefonica de Espana (TEF:NYSE - news) announced late Wednesday an all-stock tender offer to acquire all the shares of its Latin American subsidiaries in Peru, Brazil and Argentina, setting off what is likely to be a new wave of telecom consolidation in the region.
		With the deal, Telefonica controls two of Brazil's eight cell operators -- and shares in the other six acted Thursday like they would be bought out by either Telefonica or a Telefonica competitor.
		The news of Telefonica's buyout was not wholly unexpected.
	www.thestreet.com /int/latin/861640.html (633 words)

	CNN.com - Spain's Telefonica first-quarter net profits up 25 percent - May 16, 2001
		Telefonica's results were expected to be hit by events in Latin America — where its operations suffered foreign exchange losses in Brazil and the Argentine economy slumped.
		Telefonica virtually matched the predictions of a Reuters poll of analysts that had put earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) at
		Telefonica's shares were down 1.4 percent in morning trading in Madrid, matching falls in other telecom stocks across Europe.
	edition.cnn.com /2001/BUSINESS/05/16/telefonica (245 words)

	CNN.com - Lyonnais, Telefonica pay for losses in Argentina - Feb. 28, 2002
		LONDON (CNN) -- Telefonica, Spain's dominant phone company, said on Thursday Argentina's economic crisis tore a hole in its 2001 profit.
		Telefonica has spent more than $25 billion on expanding its business in Latin America.
		Argentina was forced to devalue the peso after defaulting on debts of $121 billion.
	edition.cnn.com /2002/BUSINESS/02/28/telefonica (323 words)

	Villalonga quits as Telefonica Chairman - Jul. 26, 2000
		The former monopoly, which had 1999 revenue of $23.2 billion and is still part-owned by the Spanish government, tapped Cesar Alierta, chairman of Franco-Spanish tobacco group Altadis SA, as the new chairman of Spain's biggest company.
		Villalonga was brought on as the helmsman of Telefónica by Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar, a former school friend, in June 1996.
		In early May, talks toward a deal with Netherlands-based KPN fell apart after Telefonica shareholders and Spanish government officials failed to come to terms.
	money.cnn.com /2000/07/26/companies/telefonica (543 words)

	Telefonica Moviles downgraded to "reduce" \| newratings.com
		Telefonica Moviles is a leading mobile telephone operator in Europe.
		The analysts express their concern regarding the increasing competition for Telefonica Moviles from Vodafone in the domestic Spainish market.
		The current valuation of Telefonica Moviles’ stock has limited upside potential, given the deteriorating operating trends in its Brazilian, Mexican and Spanish market segments, the analysts say.
	www.newratings.com /new2/beta/article_358089.html (305 words)

	broadband » Forums » International Broadband » Telefonica Kit ADSL
		I ordered via telefonica's site ADSL modem.They have sent me a 4 port router, as yet I have not contacted them as today is a holiday and as I have just returned from holidays thought I would see if others have had the same problem.
		An English language manual for the Telefonica ADSL wireless router model Xavi X7768r is downloadable from »www.telefonicaonline.com/on/es/archivo..
		dump that thing, the firmware is a "telefonica special" that opens up the port 80 and 23 to 192.168.1.1 from the outside; even if you close these manually, a reset or restart opens them up.
	www.dslreports.com /forum/remark,12307093 (991 words)

	UNI : Telefonica & UNI sign up on union rights
		News of the deal will be reported this week to the first meeting of UNI's European Regional Executive in Lisbon (Thursday April 13 and Friday April 14).
		Grupo Telefonica have committed themselves to recognise trade unions and to negotiate with them where they exist in their rapidly expanding global operations.
		They cooperated through the UNI Telefonica Union Alliance (GITT) to campaign for the framework agreement with Telefonica.
	www.union-network.org /uniinfo.nsf/c4bdf194bc536c81c12567bb0057c767/dee15e3f0ed27241c12568be0050a738?OpenDocument (500 words)

	Telefonica
		Telefonica is Spain's main telecoms operator and its biggest company.
		Telefonica became the leading telecoms business in Latin America, following the purchase of a clutch of separate operators across the region.
		Not all of these deals proved successful, and like many telecoms companies, Telefonica spent the next couple of years unpicking some of its more extravagant purchases.
	www.mind-advertising.com /es/telefonica_es.htm (190 words)

	Telefonica selects Lucent Technologies as its strategic supplier for new, global IP network; Telefonica Data to offer ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Telefonica selects Lucent Technologies as its strategic supplier for new, global IP network; Telefonica Data to offer the most advanced broadband network services including voice over IP, data and other corporate IP-based services in 15 countries using Lucent's latest InterNetworking portolio; Lucent will implement the network as a turnkey project
		Telefonica will begin network deployment in Brazil and Chile later this year.
		Telefonica, Spain's flagship telephone company, is the largest supplier of telecommunications services in the Spanish and Portuguese speaking world.
	www.lucent.com /press/0699/990629.nsa.html (792 words)

	Telefonica de Espana Deploys Amdocs Billing Platform to Support Its Entire Wireline Customer Base
		As a result, Telefonica de Espana is now able to rapidly introduce innovative offerings, including new broadband ADSL services, while the company's operational and maintenance costs are significantly reduced.
		Telefonica de Espana is part of the Telefonica Group, one of the world's leading telecommunications companies.
		Telefonica is the leading operator in the Spanish and Portuguese speaking markets and the fifth biggest operator in the world in terms of market capitalisation.
	www.tmcnet.com /usubmit/2005/Jan/1107401.htm (1244 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Business \| Telefonica wins Czech tender bid
		Spanish telecommunications company Telefonica has outbid its rivals to win a tender for a controlling 51% stake in Czech phone firm Cesky Telecom.
		Telefonica successfully offered 82.62bn korun ($3.57bn; £1.9bn) for Cesky, which is being privatised by the Czech government.
		Telefonica's bid still needs to be formally approved by the Czech government.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/business/4395647.stm (130 words)

	Is a split from Telefonica better for Endemol ?
		Telefonica says it won't sell Endemol, founder says it will and should
		While the concept of synergy usually is used as a last resort to justify unjustifiable megaprojects, in the case of Telefonica and Endemol, the potential is huge.
		AOL Time Warner should learn from Telefonica Endemol or split up again.
	www.yeald.com /Yeald/a/8997/is_a_split_from_telefonica_better_for_endemol.html (403 words)

	TELEFONICA
		The reality is that John de Mol has been systematically staging his departure and now Telefonica has to deal with a new fear factor
		Although the potential synergies for content developers working together with other media then just the traditional TV and Radio are large, it apparently is not a very easy thing to accomplish.
		Some industry experts feel that the close ties to Telefonica are no longer beneficial for Endemol as with increased international competition Endemol's productions might be ignored for strategic reasons in favor of quick copying of it's successful formats
	www.yeald.com /Yeald/c/177424/telefonica.html (397 words)

	Forbes.com: Peru's Telefonica says to scrap ADR program Feb 27 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Telefonica del Peru's ADRs were trading on the New York Stock Exchange at $4.10, up 1.2 percent from the open.
		Telefonica shares in Peru had not yet traded.
		Telefonica is a unit of Spanish giant Telefonica
	www.forbes.com /markets/newswire/2004/01/28/rtr1231358.html (358 words)

	Telefonica Moviles "add" \| newratings.com
		Shares of Telefonica Moviles, a leading mobile communication services company that operates primarily in the Spain and Latin American markets, are currently trading at €8.23.
		According to Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein's research note published this morning, Brasilcel, the joint venture between Telefonica Moviles and Portugal Telecom, has announced a voluntary cash offer for a proportion of the minority shareholders.
		The offer is expected to be EPS accretive for both Telefonica Moviles and Portucal Telecom, the analysts say.
	www.newratings.com /new2/beta/article_460448.html (322 words)

	lj_textmessage: New: Vodafone Spain. Amend: Telefonica Movistar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Hope this is the right journal/way to communicate a new service or changes in a current one.
		First one is Telefonica Movistar, a Spanish mobile.
		I was living in Spain, but my messing with Telefonica Movistar was long ago..
	www.livejournal.com /community/lj_textmessage/122723.html (412 words)

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