Is it time to wake up, Scandinavia? - Bevolution

Is it time to wake up, Scandinavia? 

Eínstein said that ”condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance”. 

The content of this pdf is a request to all to really stop up and reflect about what 

is really going on. Read the article from professor Olle Johansson to the Swedish 

Prime Minister and watch the interview directly on the Internet. 

There is something very, very rotten in Scandinavia – not just in Denmark! 

It might already be too late for the majority to change course. Think about the 

children and youngsters of our world – are we actually destroying their possibilities 

before they ever get a chance to decide for themselves? 

The content of this pdf is a documentation in many ways. 

1. Page 2-3 is a letter ”Fredrik Reinfeldt, Now That You Are Sweden’s Prime 

Minister, Are You Prepared To Listen?” (June 2007) from the international 

respected and well known Swedish professor Olle Johansson. 

2. Page 4-7 is the introduction to the interview ”Mobile Phone Radiation: 

Is it safe or not? That is the question” (May 2008) with professor 

Olle Johansson from The Royal Institute of Technology and the famous 

Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden. His CV is included. 

3. Page 8 is a letter to the Swedish Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt (August 

2008) with the letter on page 2-3 in remembrance. 

4. Page 9-11 is the list of names of responsible people in Sweden who have 

got the interview on DVD in August (and primo September 2008). 

5. Page 12 is the list of names of responsible people in Norway who have 

got the interview on DVD in August (and primo September 2008). 

6. Page 13-23 is the list of names of responsible people in Denmark who 

have got the interview on DVD in August (and primo September 2008). 

THE HUMAN PROJECT kindly ask you to consider whether there might just be 

something about what professor Olle Johansson is revealing – please watch 

the entire interview and share with all you care for. Find the interview through 

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J. Aust. Coll. Nutr. & Env. Med. Vol. 26 No.2 (August 2007) page 19 

Have Your Say 

This is your College and we are interested to hear what you have to say about issues as they relate to nutritional 

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Fredrik Reinfeldt, Now That You Are Sweden’s Prime Minister, Are 

You Prepared To Listen? 

Our modern society is increasingly awash 

with radiation from different types of apparatus, 

not least from the new wireless techniques. 

Many researchers suspect that the resulting 

“electrosmog” may be the cause of the increase 

now seen in various types of cancer disease. 

BBC News recently discussed the increase 

in skin cancer in young persons and Sara Hiom, 

head of the highly respected organisation 

Cancer Research UK, pointed out that “Nonmelanoma 

cancers are increasing at an 

alarming rate.” The same thing was observed 

by the Swedish Radiation Protection Authority 

(SSI) in one of the most recent issues of their 

journal under the heading “More people die of 

melanoma than in traffic accidents.” 

More and more money is being invested 

in understanding the molecular mechanisms 

behind different forms of cancer, and even 

more money is being pumped in to develop 

new medicines for treatment. Strangely 

though, extremely little is spent on exploring 

the reasons for the great increases and at 

the present time there are really only a few 

Swedish foundations, for example “Canceroch 

Allergifonden” (The Cancer and Allergy 

Foundation) and “Hjälpfonden” (The Help 

Foundation), which are actively trying to 

investigate the basic causes. 

Among these causes, increasing 

international attention is being focussed on 

our modern electronic equipments such as 

mobile telephones and TV/computer screens 

and their chemical and physical discharges, 

such as of flame retardants and electromagnetic 

radiation. 

Very extensive national research 

programmes have been started in many 

countries, but not in Sweden. 

For several years my colleague Örjan 

Hallberg and I have endeavoured to get research 

projects started on the causes of child cancer. 

At an early stage, child cancer came to be 

associated with the magnetic fields surrounding 

power lines and other similar installations. A 

discretionary policy has been established here 

in Sweden based on a magnetic field strength 

of 0.2 microtesla (μT) but this has not been 

made law. For children exposed to magnetic 

fields exceeding 0.4 μT the risk of cancer is 

doubled (mobile telephones: at least 1-10 μT: 

in a commuter train: 10-100 μT). However, our 

ambitions have been rejected as unthinkable 

and as uninteresting because the current view 

has been that child cancer is not increasing. 

Now, however, a major review made within the 

EU has shown that this view is quite wrong; 

child cancer really is increasing! 

Recently, Ann Charlotte Dreifaldt, at the 

University Hospital in Örebro, Sweden, has 

shown that it is in any case not breast-feeding 

which is the cause of the increase in child 

cancer. 

Personally, I believe rather that a detailed 

study should be made on the various forms 

of child cancer (for example leukaemia, CNS 

tumours, sarcoma, lymphoma, neuroblastoma, 

Wilm’s tumours, and so on) with regard to 

their correlation geographically and in time 

with the expansion of radio, television, mobile 

telephony and wireless broadband. In both 

England and France, strong recommendations 

have already been issued concerning the use 

by children and young persons of mobile 

telephones and hands-free equipment and 

major reductions in the limiting values. Since 

1997, there has been a dramatic increase in 

the use of mobile telephones by children and 

young persons. 

A study should also be made on the 

occurrence of tumours in the face and head 

in children since that time. Teenagers born 

between 1977 and 1978 show a five- or sixfold 

increase in nevi (birthmarks) compared 

with a comparable group of teenagers born 20 

years earlier. Today, it is not uncommon for 

10-year-olds to have facial nevi on both sides 

of their faces. 

Earlier studies have shown that mobile 

telephone users, particularly young users, 

have a greater risk of suffering auditory nerve 

tumours. An increased risk for astrocytoma 

and meningioma has also been found. A clear 

relationship has, in addition, been found 

between radiowaves and adult cancer. Dr. 

Djemal Beniashvili and colleagues at the Edith 

Wolfson Medical Centre in Holon, Israel, have 

demonstrated a possible connection between 

magnetic fields at power-line frequency and 

breast cancer in elderly women. The increase 

was more than 100% and it was considered 

highly statistically significant. Naturally, these 

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reports, and others, need further confirmation 

before a final answer can be given. However, 

and this is the key point, no-one would actively 

turn their back on wisps of smoke coming from 

their place of work or their homes. Quite the 

reverse; they would call for the fire service! 

But the mental fire service, to which I myself 

belong, is given no resources; the smoke flows 

out in ever denser clouds but people just sit 

and watch. 

Yurekli and colleagues have very recently 

published the work “GSM base station 

electromagnetic radiation and oxidative stress 

in rats.” In this study, they investigated the 

effects of very low levels of mobile telephone 

radiation. As markers they used a number 

of different molecules as a measure of the 

oxidative stress in the rats. The exposure 

levels used were as low as 11.3 milliWatts/ 

kg (we humans are supposed to stand 2 

Watts/kg), which can be compared with the 

levels we are subjected to from base stations. 

When the animals were subjected to these 

low levels, clear and very disturbing signs of 

oxidative stress were seen in the animals and, 

very importantly, the observed increases can 

represent a risk for the development of certain 

types of leukaemia. Is this a risk you want? 

Another study which has attracted great 

attention is that by Reif and co-workers, 

“Human responses to residential RF exposure.” 

Here, increased numbers of certain white blood 

cells were observed in the blood of residents 

around an antenna park on the summit of 

Lookout Mountain in Colorado, USA. This 

study was started on the initiative of the 

American authority The National Institute of 

Environmental Health which commissioned 

Colorado State University to investigate 

the effects of weak, non-thermal (i.e. nonheating) 

long-term exposure from the radio 

and television masts within a radius of almost 

ten kilometres. This study followed from 

the extremely alarming results found by The 

Colorado Department of Public Health and 

the Environment in July 2004. They had found 

statistically significant increases in the numbers 

of persons with brain tumours living close to 

just this antenna park on the summit of Lookout 

Mountain. Do you also want a brain tumour? 

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Shall I continue? There are many, many 

more reports I could tell you about, and more 

of them appear every day. Or shall we instead 

turn to another important thing? It is a fact that 

we do not at the present time have any hygienic 

limiting values for weak, non-thermal longterm 

exposure from radio and television masts, 

or from mobile phone and WiFi base stations. 

The truth is that it has mistakenly been assumed 

that such exposure does not result in any stress 

on our cells and that there is therefore no risk. 

The recommendations (NB, not to be compared 

with legally established hygienic limiting 

values) which exist at present only concern 

acute heating effects caused, for example, by 

microwaves. And the persons behind these 

recommendations have themselves very close 

relationships with the industry which they are 

appointed to supervise and regulate. Are you 

surprised? 

The Swedish Radiation Protection 

Authority (SSI) continues to maintain that 

studies on rats do not show any increased 

risk of cancer. This is in spite of the fact that 

epidemiology clearly shows that we require at 

least five years of exposure to develop such 

cancers; in other words studying rats, which 

can only be exposed for two years (they just 

do not live longer!), is not only unscientific, 

it is stupid. In view of the close relationship 

between the SSI and the telecom industry, I 

do not know which is worse: that they do not 

know better at SSI, or that really they do know 

better . . . ? Where they do make an entirely 

different evaluation of the risks is at the leading 

insurance companies which – for safety’s sake 

– do not accept insurance for injuries caused 

by electromagnetic fields. So, consider yourself 

cheated! 

At an early stage I took up the question as 

to whether there is any guarantee that it is wise 

and safe to subject ourselves to whole-body 

radiation, 24 hours a day, wherever we are, 

with the same mobile radiation which has been 

shown in laboratory studies to cause serious 

injuries and effects. Also at an early stage, I 

urged responsible persons to think seriously 

about the full-scale experiment which is now 

in progress with us as the laboratory animals. 

Since then, many other persons have borrowed 

the forms of expression I had coined for use 

in their own articles and books and the waves 

of debate are now high throughout the world. 

Most recently, 31 researchers, in connection 

with a scientific conference in Italy, agreed 

together to raise a warning voice, inter alia 

regarding mobile telephony and the risks for 

childhood cancer (the Benevento Resolution 

of 19 September 2006). Furthermore, a very 

large number of studies have shown that mobile 

radiation affects the regional blood-flow in the 

brain, the brain EEG, short-term memory, the 

ability to concentrate, and also the duration and 

quality of dream-sleep - the portion of our sleep 

in which much of our normal recovery should 

take place. In addition, ecological studies 

point to the fact that in areas with poor mobile 

coverage, i.e. where the transmitter levels are 

high - such as in countrified areas, it is here 

that health is deteriorating most rapidly just 

at present. The fact that mobile radiation also 

causes direct injuries to our genetic material 

(i.e. breaks in the DNA molecule), amongst 

other places in the nerve cells of the brain, can 

only be seen as making the situation even more 

alarming. At the present time I do not know 

whether the radiation has damaged our immune 

defence or what is happening. On the other 

hand it is quite clear that something serious 

has happened and is happening. We can no 

longer ignore this fact and my colleagues and I 

have therefore repeatedly exhorted responsible 

Autism: Pesticides on Farms May be a Trigger 

23 August 2007 

Children who are exposed to agricultural pesticides while developing in the womb 

are six times more likely to develop autism. 

The first eight weeks after conception seem to be the most vulnerable time, and the 

risk increases dramatically if, during that time, their mothers were living close to farms 

that had used pesticides, and especially dicifol and endosulfan. 

Researchers from the National Institutes of Environmental Health Sciences in the 

USA made the connection after they studied the records of 465 children with autism 

who were born between 1996 and 1998 in California. 

On average, the risk increased six-fold, although this varied depending on the 

amount of pesticides used and the distance of the mother from the farm. Women who 

lived within a 500-metre radius of the farm were at greater risk. 

(Source: Environmental Health Perspectives, 2007; doi: 10.1289/ehp.10168) 

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authorities and politicians to take action. Do 

not allow this question to become another 

long-drawn example of non-action – like the 

greenhouse effect; take action while there is 

still time! [The latest development has been 

that we were refused an opportunity to meet the 

former Swedish Minister of Health and Social 

Welfare, Morgan Johansson, on the grounds 

that he did not have time. I hope, and say silent 

prayers, that his successor has more time . . . 

and more courage? Our new prime minister 

in Sweden has said “. . . I will go looking for 

problems in our society . . . Everyone will 

feel that I am their prime minister, that I am 

prepared to listen . . .” (The newspaper Metro 

on 6 October 2006). But will he listen to me? 

Will he go looking for me? )] 

Truly independent research projects must 

be started immediately in order to ensure our 

public health! These projects and the research 

groups working with them must be completely 

free from all forms of commercial interests. 

Public health must not have a price tag! This 

is the clear responsibility of the elected bodies 

in every country! So – here in Sweden – all of 

you in the Party Alliance which has just come 

to power, appoint a minister who has sufficient 

courage – we have seen too many ostriches. 

In the meantime, I consider – together with 

all the other scientists behind the Benevento 

Resolution – that children and young persons 

must be advised to abstain from using all these 

sources of radiation; there is too great a risk that 

they represent a very real danger! 

Olle Johansson, Associate Professor 

of Neuroscience at the Karolinska 

Institute, Stockholm, Sweden 

June 2007

The Human Project present an interview with the honourable 

scientist Olle Johannson, the Karolinska Institute of Sweden. 

”Mobile Phone Radiation: Is it safe or not? That is the question” 

This interview is from the 21st of May 2008 and has been made to throw light 

on things that really matter. The interview consist of 15 parts of app. 10 minutes 

each. Please share with every one you care for so they can become aware too. 

On the next pages you find the CV of Olle Johansson. Click on video part to watch. 

Part 1 – click here 















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CV for Olle Johansson, assoc. prof. at the Karolinska Institute and 

professor at The Royal Institute of Technology, both in Stockholm. 

Olle Johansson introduced the clinical term "screen dermatitis" to explain the 

cutaneous damages that developed in the late 1970's when office workers, first 

mostly women, began to be placed in front of computer monitors. Many of them 

became ill and developed cutaneous and neurological problems. Several clinical 

dermatologists, headed by the late professor Sture Lidén, instead talked about 

union-driven fears, mass media-based psychoses, imagination phenomena, 

Pavlovian conditioning, and so forth. Olle Johansson, however, refused to reduce 

people to an ill-defined psychologic home-made diagnosis, without any support 

even among experts in psychology and psychiatry. Instead, he called for action 

along lines of occupational medicine, biophysics and biochemistry, as well as 

neuroscience and experimental dermatology. 

He has always supported the democratic principle that citizens are allowed to be 

ill even in a disease, i.e. a new diagnosis, that is not yet acknowledged by the 

medical establishment. All diseases were once a "new diagnosis", and it should be 

remembered that the medical profession strongly has doubted asbestosis, cold 

urticaria, AIDS, the mad cow disease, skin lice, etc. He has never stopped asking 

questions and is constantly using the answers to put into place the ever-growing 

number of pieces of a very, very complicated and enigmatic puzzle. 

According to Olle Johansson, persons claiming adverse cutaneous and 

neurological reactions after having been exposed to computer screens, cellular 

phones, low-energy light bulbs, etc., very well could be reacting in a highly specific 

way and with a completely correct avoidance reaction, especially if the provocative 

agent was radiation and/or chemical emissions -- just as you would do if you had 

been exposed to e.g. sun rays, X-rays, radioactivity or chemical odours. The 

working hypothesis, thus, early became that they react in a cellularly correct way 

to the electromagnetic radiation, maybe in concert with chemical emissions such 

as plastic components, flame retardants, etc. 

Nowadays, thanks to his endless efforts, electrohypersensitivity (EHS) is in 

Sweden an officially fully recognized functional impairment (i.e., it is not regarded 

as a disease). Survey studies show that somewhere between 230,000–290,000 

Swedish men and women – out of a population of 9,000,000 - report a variety of 

symtoms when being in contact with electromagnetic field (EMF) sources. 

The electrohypersensitive people have their own handicap organization, The 

Swedish Association for the Electrohypersensitive (http://www.feb.se; the 

website has an English version). This organization is included in the Swedish 

Disability Federation (Handikappförbundens SamarbetsOrgan; HSO). HSO is the 

unison voice of the Swedish disability associations towards the government, the 

parliament, and national authorities, and is a cooperative body that today consists 

of 43 national disability organizations (where The Swedish Association for the 

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Olle Johansson is a human being with very honest connexion to Life. 

His essence is ethical and democratic. He deserves the Nobel Prize. 

Electrohypersensitive is 1 of these 43 organizations) with all together about 

500,000 individual members. You can read more on http://www.hso.se (the 

site has an English short version). 

Olle Johansson, associate professor, is the head of the Experimental Dermatology 

Unit, Department of Neuroscience, at the Karolinska Institute (famous for it's 

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) in Stockholm, Sweden, and he is a worldleading 

authority in the field of EMF radiation and health effects. He has published 

more than 500 original articles, reviews, book chapters and conference reports 

within 

the field of basic and applied neuroscience. He has worked with a number of 

international colleagues that, later on, became Nobel Laureates, including 

professors Andrew V. Schally and Roger Guillemin among several. 

His doctoral thesis at the Karolinska Institute had the title "Peptide Neurons in 

the Central and Peripheral Nervous System. Light and Electron Microscopic 

Studies". He has participated in more than 300 congresses and symposia as an 

invited speaker, and with free contributions and as an invited 'observer' at an 

additional 100. 

He is a member of, i.a., The European Neuroscience Association (ENA), The 

European Society for Dermatological Research (ESDR), IBAS Users of Scandinavia 

(IBUS), The International Brain Research Organization (IBRO), The International 

Society for Stereology (ISS), The New York Academy of Sciences, The Royal 

Microscopical Society (RMS), Scandinavian Society for Electron Microscopy 

(SCANDEM), The Skin Pharmacology Society (SPS), Society for Neuroscience, 

Svenska Fysiologföreningen, Svenska Intressegruppen för Grafisk Databehandling 

(SIGRAD), Svenska Läkaresällskapet, and the Svenska Sällskapet för 

Automatiserad Bildanalys (SSAB). 

He is often used as referee for a large number of scientific journals, including the 

Acta Dermato-Venereologica, Acta Obstetrica & Gynecologica, Acta Physiologica 

Scandinavica, Acta Stereologica, Archives of Dermatological Research, Brain 

Research, Canadian Journal of Zoology, Diabetologia, European Journal of 

Dermatology, Experimental Brain Research, Experimental Dermatology, 

Histochemical Journal, Journal of Chemical Neuroanatomy, Journal of 

Comparative Neurology, Journal of Investigative Dermatology, Journal of 

Microscopy, Neurobiology, Neuroscience, Regulatory Peptides, and Skin 

Pharmacology. 

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He has on-going international scientific collaborations with, i.a., Japan, Brasil, 

India, Serbia, Germany and USA. His studies have been widely recognised in the 

public media, including newspapers, radio and TV as well as on the Internet, both 

nationally as well as internationally. 

He has, besides the above-mentioned fields of interest, worked hard and in great 

depth in areas such as skin diseases, cancer, child delivery, female urine 

incontinence, oral mucosa diseases, brain and spinal cord morphology, 

synaptology and chemical transmission, peripheral nervous system-related issues, 

cardiac function, skeletal muscle function and disease, connective tissue ripening 

phenomena, and so forth. He is regarded as a scientist of the greatest accuracy 

and critical thinking, honesty and respect for the scientific principles. He has 

always seen himself as a civil servant employed by the citizens, thus, his work has 

always been aimed at supporting persons in need, rather than yielding personal 

career benefits, something he has had to personally pay greatly for. 

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”What you are aware of, you become conscious about.” 

One Law 

The Human Project is reconnexion to the Now/Life. Bevolution is the inner 

revolution creating the outer transformation. Be aware and set yourself free. 

”If you wish to understand the Universe, think of energi, frequency and vibration”, 

the genius Nikola Tesla said. This expression holds a lot of answers. 

Find much more at The Human Project’s website at www.bevolution.org 

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”Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.” 

Albert Einstein 

Personally 

Fredrik Reinfeldt 

Statsminister 

Regeringskansliet 

S-103 33 Stockholm 

SWEDEN Day 13, the 27th of August 2008 

Enclosed: DVD interview ”Mobile Phone Radiation: Is it safe or not? That’s the question” 

Last Call: The Final Invitation and Question 

Dear Fredrik Reinfeldt, 

The Human Project invites you to face the honourable scientist Olle Johansson in 

the remarkable interview from May 2008 illustrating an ethical approach to Life. 

Olle Johansson is an assoc. professor at the famous Karolinska Institute in Stock- 

holm, Sweden – normally known for high standard of ethics and sound morality. 

Olle Johansson is professor at The Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm too. 

The Human Project does not expect that you agree in all you are presented with 

in this honest interview of reality. Be aware and become conscious. 

A request is intended for you to consider whether it is possible to ascend to even 

higher levels of ethics? What about ”Tomorrow” – does Life have meaning still? 

”What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans and the homeless, 

whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism 

or the holy name of liberty or democracy?” (Mahatma Gandhi) 

The Human Project is not here to judge or denounce. We judge ourselves by our 

actions. The interview speaks for itself – everything is revealed. Reality is obvious. 

Are you obeying your own conscience or the neoconscience? 

The Human Project forgives everyone who do not know what they are doing. 

Human regards on behalf of the consciousness behind The Human Project and 

ethical intentions for a new birth of a more harmonious and human world Now. 

Julius :-) 

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Sweden 9:11 Who have received the interview with prof. 

Olle Johansson on DVD in Sweden officially? 

Fredrik Reinfeldt 

Statsminister 



Maria Larsson 

Äldre- och folkhälsominister 



Göran Hägglund 

Socialminister 



Lars Leijonborg 

Högskole- och forskningsminister 



Lena Nyberg 

The Childrens Ombudsman 

Barnombudsmannen 

Box 22106 


Marianne Treschow 

Generaldirektör 

Kommunikationsmyndigheten PTS 

Box 5398 


Ursula Tengelin 

Generalsekreterare 

Cancerfonden 

David Bagares gata 5 

SE-101 55 Stockholm 

Cecilia Malmström 

EU-minister 



Beatrice Ask 

Justitieminister 



Cristina Husmark Pehrsson 

Socialförsäkringsminister 



Maud Olofsson 

Näringsminister, vice statsminister 



Lars-Erik Holm 


Socialstyrelsen 


Ann-Louise Eksborg 


Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten 


Dan Tavares 

Biträdande generalsekreterare 

Cancerfonden 



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Marie Hammargren 

Kommunikationschef 

Cancerfonden 



Inger Dunér 

Försäkringskassan 

Adolf Fredriks kyrkogata 8 

SE-103 51 STOCKHOLM 

Gunnar Öquist 

Professor, Secretary General 

The Royal Swedish Academy of 

Sciences 

Box 50005 


Clarie Reistam 

Academy Secretary 


Sciences, Box 50005 


Julia Holmvik 

Administrator, Nobel Committee for 

Physics 




Louise Dahlgren 


Chemistry 




Folke Snickars 

Dean of Faculty 

The Royal Institute of Technology 

Kungl Tekniska Högskolan 


Peter Gudmundson 

President 




Curt Malmborg 





Maivor Isaksson 




Ann-Kristin Danielsson 


Physics 




Erik Huss 

Communications Officer 




Per Hedenqvist 

Executive Director 


Sciences 

Box 50005 


Anders Lundgren 

University Director 




Gunnar Landgren 

Vice-President for Centres of 

Excellence 




Sigbritt Karlsson 

Vice-Dean of Faculty 




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Tuula Teeri 

Deputy President 




Hans Forssberg 

Prorektor, Professor i 

neuropediatrik 

Karolinska Institutet 


Karl Tryggvason 

Dekanus 



Alf A. Lindberg 

Director 

Nobelprize.org 

P.O. Box 5232 


Marcus Storch 

Director, Dr. Med. h.c., Member of 

the Royal Swedish Academy of 

Sciences, Storch & Storch AB 

Linnégatan 8, 5 tr 


Annika Pontikis 

Public Relations Manager 

The Nobel Foundation 

P.O. Box 5232 


Erika Lanner 

Legal Counsel 


P.O. Box 5232 


Åke Altéus 

Deputy Executive Director, Finance 

and Accounting 


P.O. Box 5232 


Harriet Wallberg-Henriksson 

Rektor, Professor i fysiologi 



Nancy Pedersen 

Prodekanus 



Karin Röding 

Universitetsdirektör 



Michael Sohlman 

Executive Director 


P.O. Box 5232 


Marcus Storch 

Chairman, Member of the Royal 

Swedish Academy of Sciences 


P.O. Box 5232 


Camilla Hyltén-Cavallius 

CEO 

Nobel Media AB 

P.O. Box 5232 


Jonna Petterson 

Public Relations Officer 


P.O. Box 5232 


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Norway 9:11 Who have received the interview with prof. 

Olle Johansson on DVD in Norway officially? 

Jens Stoltenberg 

Statsminister, Bilderberger 

Statsministerens kontor 

Postboks 8001 Dep. 

N-0030 Oslo 

Anniken Huitfeldt 

Barne- og likestillingsminister 

Barne- og likestillingsdepartementet 


N-0030 Oslo 

Sylvia Brustad 

Nærings- og handelsminister 

Nærings- og handelsdepartementet 


N-0030 Oslo 

Dag Terje Andersen 

Arbeids- og inkluderingsminister 

Arbeids- og inkluderingsdepartementet 


N-0030 Oslo 

Jan Egil Aase 

Kommunikasjonssjef 

Kreftforeningen 

Postboks 4750 Vika 

NO-8608 Mo i Rana 

Per Strand 

Avdelingsdirektør 

Statens strålevern, Postboks 55 

N-1332 Østerås 

Ole Harbitz 

Direktør 



Anne Marit Østreng 

Informasjonssjef 



Bjarne Håkon Hanssen 

Helse- og Omsorgsminister 

Helse- og Omsorgsdepartementet 


N-0030 Oslo 

Magnhild Meltveit Kleppa 

Kommunal- og Regionalminister 

Kommunal- og Regionaldepartementet 


N-0030 Oslo 

Knut Storberget 

Justitsminister 

Justits- og Politidepartementet 


N-0030 Oslo 

Anne Lise Ryel 

Generalsekretær, advokat, strategisk 

rådgiver og sjefssekretær 




Marianne Andersen 

Informasjonssjef 




Martin Høiby 




Gunnar Saxebøl 




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Denmark 9:11 Who have received the interview with prof. 

Olle Johansson on DVD in Denmark officially? 

Anders Fogh Rasmussen 

Statsminister, Bilderberger, 

cand.oecon., Statsministeriet 

Prins Jørgens Gård 11 

DK-1218 København K 

Helge Sander 

Videnskabsminister 

Ministeriet for Videnskab, Teknologi og 

Udvikling, Bredgade 43 

1260 København K 

Lars Løkke Rasmussen 

Finansminister, fhv. Sundhedsminister 

Finansministeriet 

Christiansborg Slotsplads 1 


Jakob Axel Nielsen 

Minister for Sundhed og Forebyggelse 

MINISTERIET FOR SUNDHED OG 

FOREBYGGELSE 

Slotsholmsgade 10-12 


Ib M. Tolstrup 

Direktør 

Telekommunikationsindustrien 

Vesterbrogade 1 C 

1620 København V 

Philippe Grandjean 

Professor, Formand for 

Programkomiteen for Ikke-ioniserende 

Stråling, Syddansk Universitet 

Institut for Sundhedstjenesteforskning, 

Forskningsenheden for Miljømedicin 

Winsløwparken 17, 2. sal 

5000 Odense C 

Kjell Hansson Mild 

Professor, Medlem af 


Stråling, Arbetslivsinstitutet 

Box 7654, S-907 13 Umeå, Sverige 

Anders Fogh Rasmussen 

Statsminister, Bilderberger, 

cand.oecon. 

Høje Bøger 9 

DK-2850 Nærum 

Helge Sander 

Minister for Videnskab, Teknologi og 

Udvikling 

Th. Nielsens Gade 81 

DK-7400 Herning 

Lars Løkke Rasmussen 

Finansminister, fhv. Sundhedsminister 

Solbakken 6 

DK-3230 Græsted 

Jakob Axel Nielsen 

Minister for Sundhed og Forebyggelse 

Th. Sauers Vej 10 

DK-9000 Aalborg 

Hans Skov Christensen 

Adm. dir., Medlem af 

Globaliseringsrådet 

Femte Juni Plads 6 

DK-2000 Frederiksberg 

Olav Breinbjerg 

Professor, Medlem af 


Stråling 

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, 

Elektromagnetiske Systemer 

Ørsteds Plads, bygn. 348 

2800 Kgs. Lyngby 

Jørn Olsen 

Professor ph.d., Medlem af Program. 

Aarhus Universitet, Institut for 

Epidemiologi og Socialmedicin 

Vennelyst Boulevard 6, 8000 Århus C 

13 

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Inge Mærkedahl 

Direktør 

Forsknings- og Innovationsstyrelsen 

Bredgade 40 


Birgitte Ehrhardt 

Informationschef 


Bredgade 40 


Frede Blåbjerg 

Dekan, Medlem af Det Stragiske 

Forskningsråd, De Ingeniør, Natur- og 

Sundhedsvidenskabelige Fakulteter 

Niels Jernes Vej 10 

9220 Ålborg Øst 

Jørgen Bach Andersen 

Konsulent, professor, ingeniør 

Aalborg Universitet 

Institut 8 - Kommunikationsteknologi 

Niels Jernes Vej 12, Lokale: a6-205 

9220 Aalborg Ø 

Jens Zimmer Rasmussen 

Professor, dr.med. 

Syddansk Universitet 

IMB - Anatomi og Neurobiologi 

J.B. Winsløws Vej 21 

5000 Odense C 

Jørgen Boiden Pedersen 

Professor, lektor. dr.scient. 

Physics Department 

University of Southern Denmark, 

Campusvej 55 

DK-5230 Odense M 

Thomas Midtgaard 

Fuldmægtig, PR 

Forskningspolitisk Center – Det 

Strategiske Forskningsråd 


Bredgade 40, DK-1260 København K 

Hans Müller Pedersen 

Vicedirektør 


Bredgade 40 


Peter Elvekjær 

Direktør, Formand for Det Stragiske 

Forskningsråd 

Grundfos Management A/S 

Poul Due Jensens Vej 7 

8850 Bjerringbro 

Mogens Hørder 

Dekan, Medlem af Det Stragiske 

Forskningsråd, Syddansk Universitet 

Det Sundhedsvidenskabelige Fakultet 

Winsløwparken 19, 3 

5000 Odense C 

Jørgen Bach Andersen 

Professor, ingeniør 

Brunstedvej 3 

DK-9260 Gistrup 

Ivar Sønbø Kristiansen 

Seniorforsker, dr.med. 

Syddansk Universitet, IST - Almen 

Medicin, (Forskningsenheden) 

J.B. Winsløws Vej 9A, 2. 

5000 Odense C 

Søren K. Kjærgaard 

Institutleder, lektor, ph.d., Cand. 

Scient., Aarhus Universitet 

Afdeling for Miljø- og Arbejdsmedicin 

Vennelyst Boulevard 6, Bygning 1260 

8000 Århus C 

Arne Rolighed 

Adm. direktør 

Kræftens Bekæmpelse 

Strandboulevarden 49 

DK-2100 København Ø 

14 

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Bent Knie-Andersen 

Direktør, næstformand for 

Hovedbestyrelsen for Kræftens 

Bekæmpelse 

Holmegårdsvej 36 

2920 Charlottenlund 

Frede Olesen 

Prof., dr.med., Formand for 

Hovedbestyrelsen for Kræftens 

Bekæmpelse, Institut for Folkesundhed 

Forskningsenheden for Almen Praksis 

Vennelyst Boulevard 6 

8000 Århus C 

Jørgen H. Olsen 

Forskningschef 




Linda Nielsen 

Professor, Præsident for Kræftens 

Bekæmpelse, medlem af 

Globaliseringsrådet. 

Københavns Universitet, Juridisk 

Forskningsafdeling I, Studiegården – 

Studiestræde 6 – 01-031 


Finn Kamper-Jørgensen 

Direktør og læge 

Statens Institut for Folkesundhed / 


Øster Farimagsgade 5 A, 2. 


Jesper Fisker 

Direktør 

Sundhedsstyrelsen 

Islands Brygge 67 

2300 København S 

Else Smith 

Chef for Forebyggelse 

Center for Forebyggelse / 




Christoffer Johansen 

Overlæge, stressekspert, særlig 

rådgiver, etc. 




Henrik Hertz 

Overlæge, dr.med., Formand for 

Børnecancerfonden 

BørneCancerfonden 

Dampfærgevej 22, Postboks 847 

2100 København Ø 

Kurt Damsgaard 

Kommunikationschef 




Michala Petri 

Vicepræsident for Præsidiet for 


Nordskrænten 3 

DK-2980 Kokkedal 

Palle Ørbæk 

Direktør, Speciallæge, Dr.med. 

Det Nationale Center for Arbejdsmiljø 

Lersø Park Allé 105 


Claus Munk Jensen 

Vicedirektør 




Arne Scheel Thomsen 

Kontorchef, ledende embedslæge 

Embedslægerne Hovedstaden 

(Sundhedsstyrelsen) 

Borups Alle 177, blok D-E, 4 

2400 København NV 

15 

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Anders Carlsen 

Kontorchef 

Embedslægerne Midtjylland 

Lyseng Allé 1 

8270 Højbjerg 

Marianne Adelhardt 

Embedslæge 

Embedslægerne Sjælland 

Rolighed 7, 2 

4180 Sorø 

Helle Ulrichsen 

Regionsdirektør 

Region Hovedstaden 

Kongens Vænge 2 

3400 Hillerød 

Kjeld Zacho Jørgensen 


Region Syddanmark 

Damhaven 12 

7100 Vejle 

Bo Johansen 


Region Midtjylland, Regionshuset 

Skottenborg 26, Postboks 21 

8800 Viborg 

Kresten Breddam 

Chefkonsulent, Cand.scient., ph.d. 

Statens Institut for Strålebeskyttelse 

Knapholm 7 

2730 Herlev 

Mette Øhlenschlæger 

Institutchef, cand.scient., ph.d. 


Knapholm 7 

2730 Herlev 

Pia Christmas-Møller 

Master of Public Policy, MF, 

Næstformand for Sundhedsudvalget 

Straussvej 14, 3. tv. 

DK-2450 København SV 

Henrik Bøggild 

Ledende embedslæge 

Embedslægerne Nordjylland 

Vesterbro 81 B, 1., Postbox 1826 

9100 Aalborg 

Henrik L. Hansen 

Ledende embedslæge 

Embedslægerne Syddanmark 

Sorsigvej 35 

6760 Ribe 

Jens Andersen 


Region Sjælland 

Alleen 15 

4180 Sorø 

Per Okkels 


Region Nordjylland 

Niels Bohrs Vej 30 

9220 Aalborg Ø 

Hanne N. Waltenburg 

Chefkonsulent, Cand.scient., ph.d. 


Knapholm 7 

2730 Herlev 

Kaare Ulbak 

Chefkonsulent, cand.scient. 


Knapholm 7 

2730 Herlev 

Preben Rudiengaard 

Embedslæge, MF, Formand for 

Sundhedsudvalget 

Torvet 8 

DK-6760 Ribe 

Per Clausen 

MF, Medlem af Sundhedsudvalget 

Vestre Fjordvej 34, 3. th. 


16 

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Lone Dybkjær 

Fhv. minister, Medlem af 


Allégade 6 A, 2. tv. 


Jens Frederik Rehfeld 

Professor, overlæge, dr.med. et 

scient., Medl. Danmarks 

Grundsforskningsfond. 

Rigshospitalet, Klinisk Biokemisk 

Afdeling, Blegdamsvej 9 


Henrik Saugmandsgaard Øe 

Forbrugerombudsmanden 

Forbrugerstyrelsen 

Amagerfælledvej 56 

DK-2300 København S 

Niels Hovmand 

Særlig rådgiver / Kommunikationschef 




Albert Gjedde 

Professor, dr.med., Suppleant UVVU 

(Udvalg. Vedr. Videnskabelig 

Uredelighed), Aarhus Universitetshospital, 

PET Centret, bygning 10 C 

Nørrebrogade 44 

8000 Århus C 

Charlotte Bloch 

Lektor, Medlem af UVVU (Udvalgene 

Vedr. Videnskabelig Uredelighed) 

Københavns Universitet 

Sociologisk Institut, Postboks 2099 

Øster Farimagsgade 5 


Lena Specht 

Overlæge, dr.med., Medlem af UVVU 

Rigshospitalet 

Finsenscentret, Onkologisk Klinik, afsnit 

5073, Blegdamsvej 9 


Anne Baastrup 

Stedfortrædende medlem af 


Frederiksstadsgade 1, 4. tv. 

DK-1667 København V 

Rasmus Kjeldahl 

Direktør 

Forbrugerrådet 

Fiolstræde 17, Postbox 2188 


Allan Boldt 

Informationschef 




Uffe Toudal Pedersen 

Departementschef 




Cai Frimodt-Møller 



Uredelighed) 

Erichsens Privathospital 

Trunnevangen 4b 

2920 Charlottenlund 

Kirsten Weber 

Professor, Medlem af UVVU 

Roskilde Universitetscenter 

Institut for Uddannelsesforskning 

Universitetsvej 1, Pavillon 10, 

Postboks 260 

4000 Roskilde 

Mogens N. Pedersen 



Institut for Statskundskab 

Campusvej 55 

5230 Odense M 

17 

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Niels Ploug 

Forskningschef, Medlem af UVVU 

Socialforskningsinstituttet 

Herluf Trolles Gade 11 


Torben Greve 

Prorektor, professor, dr.med.vet., 

Medlem af UVVU 


Det Biovidenskabelige Fakultet 

Rektoratet, Bülowsvej 17 

1870 Frederiksberg C 

Ulla Feldt-Rasmussen 



Uredelighed), Rigshospitalet 

Medicinsk Endokrinologisk Klinik, afsnit 

2132, Blegdamsvej 9 


Lars Pallesen 

Rektor, civ.ing., ph.d., MBA 

DTU – Danmarks Tekniske Universitet 

Anker Engelundsvej 1 


Arne R. Steinmark 

Ansvarshavende chefredaktør, adm. 

direktør, Mediehuset Ingeniøren A/S 

Postbox 373 - Skelbækgade 4 


Jan Holmegaard Jensen 

Direktør 

Ingeniørforeningen, IDA 

Kalvebod Brygge 31-33 


Jørgen Abild Andersen 

Direktør 

IT- og Telestyrelsen 

Holsteinsgade 63 


Marie Munk 

Vicedirektør, IT- og Telestyrelsen 



Poul Lodberg 

Landsdommer, Formand for UVVU 

(Udvalgene Vedr. Videnskabelig 

Uredelighed), Østre Landsret, 

Bredgade 59, 1260 København K 

Ulf Madsen 

Lektor, Institutleder, Medlem af UVVU 

Institut for Medicinalkemi 

Det Farmaceutiske Fakultet 

Københavns Universitet, 

Universitetsparken 2 


Vagn Lundsgaard Hansen 


Danmarks Tekniske Universitet 

Institut for Matematik 

Matematiktorvet, Bygning 303 

2800 Lyngby 

Claus Nielsen 

Universitetsdirektør, cand.scient.pol. 

DTU – Danmarks Tekniske Universitet 

Anker Engelundsvej 1 


Ib Oustrup 





Poul Erik Bjørnshauge 

Direktør 




Marie Munk 

Vicedirektør 




Morten Ellegaard 

Kontorchef, IT- og Telestyrelsen 



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Natascha Dexters 

Kontorchef 




Adam Hvidt 

Pressemedarbejder 




Lars Mikkelgaard-Jensen 

Adm. dir., Formand for Rådet for 

Teknologi og Innovation 

IBM Danmark A/S 

Nymøllevej 91 


Lars Klüver 

Sekretariatschef, cand.scient. 

biologi/økologi 

Teknologirådet 

Antoniagade 4 


Morten Christiansen 

CEO 

3 (Hi3G Danmark Aps) 

Scandiagade 8 


Henrik Clausen 


Sonofon A/S 

Frederikskaj 


Steen Lund 

Adm. direktør, partner 

LE34 A/S 

Energivej 34 

DK-2750 Ballerup 

Lars Nislev 

LE34 TELE A/S 

Energivej 34 

2750 Ballerup 

Finn Petersen 

Vicedirektør 




Gita Alice Grüning 

Formand, Teknisk Landsforbund 

Forbundskontor og Sekretariat for akasse, 

Nørre Voldgade 12 


Sine Sunesen 

Formand, Medlem af Rådet for 

Teknologi og Innovation 

Akademikernes Centralorganisation 

Nørrevoldgade 29, Postboks 2192 


Bo Wassberg 


Dansk Beredskabskommunikation A/S 

Sydvestvej 21 

DK-2600 Glostrup 

Søren Abildgaard 


Call me 

Kanalgaden 3 

DK-2620 Albertslund 

Jens Alder 

Adm. direktør og koncernchef 

TDC A/S 

Nørregade 21 

DK-0900 København C 

Claus Bloch Houmann 

Direktør 

LE34 TELE A/S 

Energivej 34 

2750 Ballerup 

Johannes Sloth 


Trafikselskabet Movia (HUR) 

Gammel Køge Landevej 3 

DK-2500 Valby 

19 

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Torben Rune 

Adm. direktør, Teleekspert 

Netplan A/S 

Frydenborgvej 27 D 

DK-3400 Hillerød 

Sys Rovsing 

Formand for Advokatrådet, 

Advokatsamfundet, Partner i BECH- 

BRUUN, Stedfortræder for best. Århus 

Uni., Kronprinsessegade 28 


Anders Bondo Christensen 

Formand og lærer 

Danmarks Lærerforening 

Vandkunsten 12 


Birgitte Conradsen 

Næstformand 

BUPL – Forbundet for pædagoger og 

klubfolk, Blegdamsvej 124 


Peter Kuhlman 

Formand for Rektorforeningen 

Frederiksborg Gymnasium og HF 

Carlsbergvej 15 


Bjarne Hastrup 

Adm. direktør, cand.polit. 

Ældre Sagen 

Nørregade 49 


Søren Palsbo 

Redaktør (DJ) 

SYGEPLEJERSKEN 

Sankt Annæ Plads 30, Postboks 

1084, DK-1008 København K 

Connie Kruckow 

Formand 

Dansk Sygeplejeråd 

Sankt Annæ Plads 30 


Torben Rune Petersen 

Adm. direktør, Teleekspert 

Ravnsbjergvej 7 


Torsten Hesselbjerg 

Rigspolitichefen 

Rigspolitiet 

Polititorvet 14 


Henning Pedersen 

Formand 

BUPL – Forbundet for pædagoger og 

klubfolk, Blegdamsvej 124 


Steen Kildesgaard 

Direktør 

Gymnasieskolernes Rektorforening 

Ny Vestergade 13, stuen 


Birgitte Vedersø 

Næstformand for Rektorforeningen 

Alssundgymnasiet Sønderborg 

Grundtvigs Allé 86 

DK-6400 Sønderborg 

Lars Lunding Andersen 


København Zoo 

Roskildevej 32 


Michael Stenvei 

Journalist 

Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten 

Grøndalsvej 3 

DK-8260 Viby J 

Søren Eriksen 


DSB 

Sølvgade 40 


20 

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Arne Ullum 


Søndagsavisen 

Gladsaxe Møllevej 28 

DK-2860 Søborg 

Poul Madsen 

Ledende chefredaktør 

Ekstra Bladet 

Rådhuspladsen 37 


Mogens Blicher Bjerregård 

Forbundsformand 

Dansk Journalistforbund 

Gl. Strand 46 


Mads Lebech 

Borgmester, Regionsrådsmedlem, 

Ambassadør for Kræftens 

Bekæmpelse, Frederiksberg 

Kommune, Smallegade 1 


Johnny B. Hansen 

Adm. direktør, Viceformand for Dis 

Hovedbestyrelse 

Arriva Skandinavien A/S 

Skøjtevej 26 

DK-2770 Kastrup 

Per Bremer Rasmussen 


Forsikring & Pension 

Amaliegade 10 


Claus Tønnesen 

Vicedirektør 


Amaliegade 10 


Carsten Andersen 

Vicedirektør 


Amaliegade 10 


Peter Brüchmann 

Ansvarshavende chefredaktør 

B.T. 

Kr. Bernikows Gade 6 


Bent Falbert 

Ansvarshavende chefredaktør 

Ekstra Bladet 

Rådhuspladsen 37 


Linda Garlov 

Direktør 

Dansk Journalistforbund 

Gl. Strand 46 


Jesper Møller 

Adm. direktør, Formand for Dis 


Toms Gruppen A/S 

Toms Allé 1 

DK-2750 Ballerup 

Bo Stærmose 

Direktør, Viceformand for Dis 


Juliana A/S 

Sivlandvænget 29 

DK-5260 Odense S 

Torben Weiss Garne 

Underdirektør 


Amaliegade 10 


Charlotte Fischer 

Kommunikationsdirektør 


Amaliegade 10 


Bjarne G. Sørensen 

Prorektor 


Campusvej 55 


21 

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Finn Kjærsdam 

Rektor 


Fredrik Bajers Vej 5, Postboks 159 


Henning Salling Olesen 

Prorektor, professor 


Universitetsvej 1, Postboks 260 

DK-4000 Roskilde 

Jørgen Honoré 

Universitetsdirektør 


Nørregade 10 


Lykke Friis 



Nørregade 10 


Per Overgaard Nielsen 



Campusvej 55 


Peter Plenge 





Ralf Hemmingsen 



Nørregade 10 


Ann-Louise Hansen 

Juridisk direktør, Medlem af 

Telepolitisk Udvalg under DI 

Hi3G Denmark Aps 

Scandiagade 8 


Hanne Kathrine Krogstrup 





Jens Oddershede 



Campusvej 55 


Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen 


Aarhus Universitet 

Nordre Ringgade 1 

8000 Århus C 

Niels Højberg 




8000 Århus C 

Peter Lauritzen 





Poul Holm 

Rektor, Dr.phil. 




Søren Elkjær Frandsen 

Prorektor for Videnspredning 



8000 Århus C 

Carsten Lund 

Chefrådgiver, Medlem af Telepolitisk 

Udvalg under DI 

Grøntmiljø Carl Bro A/S 

Granskoven 8 


22 

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Christian Liversidge Duer 

Adm. direktør, Medlem af Telepolitisk 


Relacom Denmark A/S 

Mårkærvej 1 

DK-2630 Taastrup 

Jens E. Ottosen-Støtt 

Juridisk direktør, Medlem af 


TeliaSonera Danmark A/S 

Holmbladsgade 139 


Jesper Hansen 

Direktør, Medlem af Telepolitisk Udvalg 

under DI 

SONOFON A/S 

Frederikskaj 8 


Lars Tofft 



Ericsson Danmark A/S 

Arne Jacobsens Allé 17 


Peter Deichmann 

Senior Vice President, Medlem af 


Terma A/S 

Vasekær 10 

DK-2730 Herlev 

Steffen Ring 

Teknisk direktør, Medlem af Telepolitisk 


Motorola A/S 

Sydvestvej 15 


Thomas Jul 

Head of Nordic, Medlem af Telepolitisk 


Nokia Siemens Network Danmark A/S 

Frederikskaj 1 


Gregers Mogensen 


under DI 

GEMPRO A/S 

Rydholt 5 

DK-2840 Holte 

Jens Hauge 

Chefkonsulent, Medlem af Telepolitisk 


TDC A/S 

Nørregade 21 


Lars B. Goldschmidt 


under DI 

DI 

Organisation for Erhvervslivet 


Niels Zibrandtsen 



GlobalConnect A/S 

Hørskætten 3 

DK-2630 Taastrup 

Peter Petersen 

Teknologidirektør, Formand for 


Bang & Olufsen A/S 

Peter Bangs Vej 15 

DK-7600 Struer 

Stig Myken 



Fullrate A/S 

Jemtelandsgade 1 


Tom Togsverd 

Branchedirektør, Medlem af 


DI 

Organisation for Erhvervslivet 


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