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The growth of Vietnam's esports market is highlighted in the Vietnam Esports White Book 2022-2023, which outlines global trends.

Hanoi Times - The Vietnam National Administration of Tourism has just launched the official Vietnamese-language website to vote for Ha Long Bay as the world natural wonder.

Hanoi Times – It is the less-known name in the local information technology industry, but Linux is poised to become the most-used solution for the IT community, given the blessing from authorities.

Hanoi Times – The Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) selected ten outstanding events of and five issues faced by the communications and technology sectors this year.

Hanoi Times - CMS has become a gold partner of Microsoft in Vietnam.  

Hanoi Times - Global provider of market research IDC believes that the Vietnamese personal computer (PC) market will jump about 29% in 2008 thanks to the country’s solid economic foundation and a growing awareness and interest in information technology (IT) among both private and public sectors.

Hanoi Times – The Ministry of Information and Communications has recommended state agencies use four open source software products - Open Office, Thunderbird, Firefox and Unikey.

The fair, the largest of its kind in the country, is being jointly organised by IDG Vietnam and the Hanoi ICT Association. Visitors will witness the latest IT developments.

The ministries estimated that the program, to run from 2009-2015, will need funding of VND4,000bil (US$250mil), to be siphoned from the State Budget and Vietnamese and foreign assistance sources. The program should be submitted to the Government for approval early next year.

Hanoi Times – Over the past 15 years, the Vietnam Fund for Supporting Scientific and Technological Creations (VIFOTEC) has received 4,800 research projects from people of various walks of live, including children, students, businesspeople, farmers and scientists, said VIFOTEC vice president Dr. Le Xuan Thao.

Hanoi Times – Viet Fund Management (VFM) began sale o­n December 22 of its new stock, giving investors more chances to make it big in the country’s booming securities market.

Hanoi Times – Altimo is Russia’s leading telecom group with US$30 billion in assets and a global reputation; it is now preparing to enter the Vietnamese market and Dmitry Vozianov, Vice President of Altimo, discussed their business interests and plans.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam will benefit greatly from the implementation of Third Generation (3G) technology next year, according to GSMA, a global association for the mobile phone technology.

Hanoi Times – From December 20, 2007 to January 2, 2008, Vietnamese o­nline gamers can vote for their favorite games at Game Thu.net o­nline magazine for the chance to win a valuable bonus prize.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam will provide Cambodia with broadcasting equipment and 30 computer sets worth over US$ 1 million for radio stations in Svay Rieng, Mondonkiri, Kompot and Kompong Thom provinces.

Hanoi Times – The development of the post and telecom network along the Vietnam-China border has recorded encouraging results, said a representative of the Ministry of Information and Communications o­n December 20.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam has positively responded to the UN Framework Convention and the Kyoto Protocol o­n Climate Change.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam Post and Telecommunications Group (VNPT) and infrastructure developer Becamex IDC o­n December 17 signed a strategic agreement in a bid to synergise their strengths.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam is o­n Gartner’s, a reputed US market researcher, list of popular countries where IT groups outsource service operations.

Hanoi Times – The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development have recommended that functional agencies take measures to control the import and development of strange water dwelling animals in order to avoid negative impacts o­n the environment.

Hanoi Times – The Global Data Service Joint Stock Company, a joint venture between VNPT and Japan’s NTT Communications Group (NTT Com), will start operation in January 2008.