Abstract: A method and apparatus for providing access to internet resources in a wireless communications network is disclosed. The method comprises storing (108) in a memory located in said communications network at least one file from an internet resource if monitoring (102) user equipment in a predefined area shows that a number of requests from said user equipment in said area to access said internet resource exceeds (106) a first threshold. The method further comprises providing (110) access to said internet resource using said at least one file stored in said memory.

Abstract: The invention relates to a targeting technique for controlling the provisioning of content items, for example advertisements, to users in a mobile communications network (100). A method embodiment of the technique is performed in a provisioning server (114) in the mobile communications network and comprises the steps of receiving an indication of a content item which has been selected by a first user via a first mobile terminal (126); retrieving, from a user-related database, contact information associated with the first user, wherein the contact information indicates at least one second user (128); determining a location of a second mobile terminal of the second user; and selectively initiating, if an intended presentation area for the selected content item covers the location of the second mobile terminal, a presentation of the selected content item to the second mobile terminal (128).

Abstract: A method of controlling operation of a wireless telecommunications network is disclosed. The method uses location information as part of a dead reckoning algorithm to determine the general direction and average speeds of either an individual mobile station or herd of mobile stations at varying levels of abstraction. This information is then used to provision the telecommunications network in advance of a herd's arrival at a particular destination.

Abstract: The invention relates to a targeting technique for controlling the provisioning of content items, for example advertisements, to users in a mobile communications network (100). A method embodiment of the technique is performed in a provisioning server (114) in the mobile communications network and comprises the steps of receiving an indication of a content item which has been selected by a first user via a first mobile terminal (126); retrieving, from a user-related database, contact information associated with the first user, wherein the contact information indicates at least one second user (128); determining a location of a second mobile terminal of the second user; and selectively initiating, if an intended presentation area for the selected content item covers the location of the second mobile terminal, a presentation of the selected content item to the second mobile terminal (128).

Abstract: A method of optimizing operation of a telecommunications network when traffic demand exceeds capacity of the network. The method comprises retrieving a call data record of a first subscriber; analyzing phone calls and/or text messages made and received by said first subscriber; creating a representation of a social network of said first subscriber based on the call data record; and suspending part of the subscribers from said social network in a way that at least one member of said social network is not suspended.

Abstract: An infrastructure (136, 138, 140, 142) for a delivery of content items such as SMS messages (134) or MMS messages in a mobile communications network (100) is proposed, wherein these primary content items are augmented by secondary content items, e.g. advertisements (150). A method embodiment related to the proposed network infrastructure is performed in a content provisioning server (138) and comprises the steps of receiving (S6) a content indicator (146) indicative of content of the first content item; determining (S7) a second content item based on the content indicator; and transmitting (S8) the second content item towards a user terminal (132), wherein a transmission path (S8, S9) of the second content item in the mobile communications network is at least in part separate from a transmission path (S3) of the first content item.

Abstract: A method of controlling operation of a wireless telecommunications network is disclosed. The method uses location information as part of a dead reckoning algorithm to determine the general direction and average speeds of either an individual mobile station or herd of mobile stations at varying levels of abstraction. This information is then used to provision the telecommunications network in advance of a herd's arrival at a particular destination.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for providing access to internet resources in a wireless communications network is disclosed. The method comprises storing (108) in a memory located in said communications network at least one file from an internet resource if monitoring (102) user equipment in a predefined area shows that a number of requests from said user equipment in said area to access said internet resource exceeds (106) a first threshold. The method further comprises providing (110) access to said internet resource using said at least one file stored in said memory.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for enabling generation of a behaviour model for at least a part of a communications network, which method utilizes a semantically rich ontology-based network model comprising an ontology of which instances represent different events/actions that may occur in the network, as well as probability information indicating the probabilistic correlation between said events/actions.

Abstract: A system and method for transforming a human-readable Unified Mark-Up Language (UML) model having a plurality of packages for design purposes into a machine-readable Web Ontology Language (OWL) representation having a plurality of OWL namespaces or a plurality of OWL documents for controlling network elements in a telecommunications network. A processor translates the human-readable UML model into one or more machine-readable OWL ontologies. In one embodiment, the processor produces one ontology (one file) with several namespaces. Thus, the translated ontology corresponds to the UML model, and each UML package in the UML model corresponds to a namespace. In another embodiment, the processor produces several ontologies (several files) corresponding to the UML packages in the UML model, wherein each ontology has just one namespace for its elements. The UML model in this embodiment corresponds to a base ontology importing all created ontologies.