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The article reports on the approval by China's State Council on a three-network convergence program for broadcasting, telecommunications, and Internet networks sectors to boost development of digital communications in the country and provide convenience for users at one link. The convergence program will reportedly be implemented in 12 cities as of July 1, 2010. It is stated that the integration is hoped to spark investments in innovative products and services by service providers, application developers and hardware manufacturers. INSET: A Multi-Faceted Boost.

Reports on the survey conducted by a Beijing Statistics Bureau which shows that 9 of 10 people in the city possess mobile phones.

Reports on Julong Co.'s agreement with the city of Haicheng, China, to allow the development of digital communications support in the city. Terms of the agreement; Range of services provided by the company.

Lists the services offered by the Beijing Telegraph Office, the largest digital telecommunication center in China. Includes group exchange of computer networks; Electronic mail; Electronic data interchange.

Announces China's total office telephone switchboard as the second largest telephone network in the world. Introduction of program-controlled telephone service to cities of China; Information network set up by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications for the China Commodities Trade Center and the press news network; Plans of the sector in increasing telephone channels and digital communication.