Nerves are getting frayed at the International Telecommunication Union, the UN agency that oversees global telecoms. Once it used to argue that the millennium bug question was a matter for individual nations to sort out, but now has suddenly added the problem to the program of several of its working parties.
Nerves are getting frayed at the International Telecommunication Union, the UN agency that oversees global telecoms. Once it used to argue that the millennium bug question was a matter for individual nations to sort out, but now has suddenly added the problem to the program of several of its working parties.
