Finns on the threshold of virtual village

From The Guardian, 21 September 2000

Mary O'Hara in Helsinki

In less than ten years Finland has moved at a meteoric pace from a country dependent on the export of paper and pulp for the majority of its GDP to one which is leading the world in cutting edge mobile internet and phone technologies.

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See also:

• Swedes skate ahead (The Guardian, 22 March 2001)
• From Finland to phoneland (The Guardian, 3 June 1999)

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