Global terminology management platform from SDL helps deliver brand consistency in over twenty languages

Maidenhead, U.K. – 13th November 2008 - SDL plc, the leading provider of Global Information Management™ (GIM) solutions, today announced that the Mobile Communications Business (MCB) division of Microsoft® has selected a terminology solution from SDL. The SDL MultiTerm® technology will provide a platform to create a centralised repository of approved terminology designed to help enhance the quality and consistency of global content for their mobile communications products in over twenty languages.

- London SE1 based office founded after $13 million round of venture funding
- EMEA office will employ a sales, support and marketing function
- OpenSpan integrates virtually any application and enables companies to derive more business value from existing software without having to “rip and replace”

^{OpenSpan, Inc., a worldwide leader in desktop productivity and SOA acceleration software, opens its EMEA headquarters, based in London. This move follows OpenSpan’s sixth consecutive quarter of record revenue growth and $13 million round of venture funding.}

WHO: Orange, a leading provider of home-zone services, and Kineto Wireless, the key innovator and leading supplier of fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) solutions for mobile operators, announced today they will host a webinar entitled, “UMA & Femtocells: Complementary Technologies” on Thursday, 20 Nov., 2008, at 16:00 London, 17:00 Paris and 11.00 New York.

Lauren Town, program director for Unik at Orange, and Steve Shaw, vice president of market development with Kineto Wireless, will present the webinar. The webinar is endorsed by UMA Today, an international consortium of companies leading the adoption of 3GPP UMA/GAN technology.

First move as part of an aggressive expansion plan in Europe to drive the next generation of converged content services working with partners including Sony BMG, Universal, EMI and Warner

London, November 13, 2008 – IMI, the Hyderabad, India-headquartered global provider of mobile value added services for content providers, mobile operators and media agencies, has today announced its acquisition of dx3, the London-based digital content delivery services provider which pioneered the first legal digital music downloads in Europe. Already well established in over 40 countries across Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East, IMI’s acquisition of dx3 is the first step in an aggressive European expansion plan designed to establish the company as one of the largest managed service providers for digital content and converged value added services in the region.