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threespeech.com - 4/8/2009
Hello to the EU blog!
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As of April the 17th Three Speech will be bowing out to make way for a brand new and shiny EU PlayStation blog. It’s your feedback, comments and suggestions that have made this possible, so you should all be very proud! Obviously both Three Speech and SCE UK are very grateful to everyone who ...
tgdaily.com - 4/11/2009
EU may force wireless carriers to allow VoIP on cellphones
— tgdaily.com — The European Union (EU) is preparing binding guidelines for wireless carriers to allow VoIP services such as... Skype to run over their cellular network. EU Telecoms Commissioner Viviane Reding stated that there “action” should be taken against carriers ... (more) EU may force wireless carriers to allow VoIP on cellphones

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Joystiq [PlayStation]:  Thank the gawds: Three Speech is dead, replaced by EU PlayStation Blog

Kotaku:  So Long Three Speech, Hello PlayStation Blog [Europe]

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Thank the gawds: Three Speech is dead, replaced by EU PlayStation Blog
Joystiq [PlayStation] — ... Sony Europe has finally seen the light and will execute Three Speech, replacing it with the EU PlayStation blog. Three Speech is Sony Europe's "semi-official" blog, written by -- we believe -- freelancing European game journos and an outside PR ...

So Long Three Speech, Hello PlayStation Blog [Europe]
Kotaku — ... choice should say their goodbyes to the officially unofficial Three Speech blog. It's going the way of the dinosaur. Three Speech will be replaced by a new, shiny European PlayStation blog, one we presume will be a lot like the one we've been enjoying in America since the Summer of 2007. Three Speech's official PlayStation news coverage ends on April 17th, at which point we expect Sony Computer Entertainment Europe to dazzle us with all new, all better content. Toodles, Three Speech! Hello to the EU blog! [Three Speech]

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