Industry performance

Verizon Wireless Ranks Highest in Five of the Six Regions in Call Quality Performance

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif.: 15 March 2007 –As the number of reported wireless problems reaches historically low levels, the overall rate of customers experiencing a wireless call quality problem has declined for a third consecutive reporting wave, according to the J.D. Power and Associates 2007 Wireless Call Quality Performance StudySM –Volume 1 released today.

Now in its fifth year, the study currently measures wireless call quality semi-annually. Call quality is based on seven customer-reported problem areas that impact overall carrier performance: dropped/disconnected calls; static/interference; failed connection on the first try; voice distortion; echoes; no immediate voice mail notification; and no immediate text message notification. Problems are measured by the number experienced per 100 calls (PP100), with a lower PP100 score reflecting fewer total problems experienced.

Executives Present at Conferences across the USA

BELLEVUE, Wash. — March 5, 2007 — Action Engine® Corporation, the on-device portal leader, today announced that the company will be sharing its successes in mobile advertising through a speaking tour held at conferences across the US. Amid the flurry of venture capital pouring into this segment, Action Engine stands out as a proven leader. The company has been developing their on-device portal platform technology for over seven years and is one of the few that has successfully deployed context aware mobile advertising.

Paris, March 6, 2007 -- France Telecom today announces its final financial results for 2006. These are in line with the unaudited preliminary figures published on February 1, 2007.

2006 results slightly ahead of objectives

Organic cash-flow of 7.15 billion euros, higher than the stated objective of 6.95 billion euros (adjusted to only include PagesJaunes Groupe until the date of its sale)

Gross Operating Margin of 18.54 billion euros, and a GOM rate of 35.9%, a reduction of 1.4 percentage points (on an historic and a comparable basis), in line with the Group's stated objective (a decrease in the margin of between 1 to 2 percentage points)

Capital expenditure (CAPEX) of 6.73 billion euros, representing 13% of revenues (12.5% in 2005), in line with the Group's stated objectives

Group share of net profit 4.139 billion euros compared to 5.709 billion euros in 2005. On a like-for-like basis, adjusted for exceptional items, the 2006 figure of 4.152 billion euros is slightly ahead of the 3.992 billion euros reported in 2005

2007 objectives confirmed against a backdrop of moderate growth in the Group's major Western European markets