Industry Analysts who have already accredited for any ITU event taking place in 2005 need only complete the boxed section of the Industry Analyst Accreditation Form (providing their contact details remain unaltered). Proof of analyst credentials is not required.

Industry Analysts who have not been accredited with us this year are requested to complete the entire Form and return it with any one of the following documents:

• letter of accreditation from the Managing Director of the Analyst House;

• a recent copy of the page of the publication by the analyst house which provides the names of the analyst team and which lists the industry analyst seeking accreditation;

• copies of recently (within the last 6 months) published reports or articles where the industry analyst is credited.

Industry Analysts invited by exhibitors should note that the Industry Analyst Accreditation Form still needs to be completed and submitted along with the required credentials.

Accreditation can be granted to Analysts who:

• follow the telecommunications market;

• are currently employed as an industry analyst by an internationally recognized analyst house;

• report in one of the publications issued by the analyst house.

Please also note that we can only accredit analysts whose reports are generally available to the public. Analysts who are working on reports that are circulated internally or to a select group of clients, are not eligible for ITU accreditation. To maintain eligibility for accreditation to future ITU events, proof of editorial coverage must be submitted to the ITU TELECOM Media Relations Service by April 2006.

We will consider all sales, advertising, public relations, marketing, etc. executives and technical staff as visitors who cannot be granted industry analyst or media credentials.

Applicants will be notified when their documents have been accepted. Badges can be collected from the on-site Media Centre as of Friday, 30 September 2005.

We strongly recommend you register prior to the Event in order to avoid unnecessary delays in receiving your press badge or in gaining full access to the venue. Any queries concerning the accreditation process should be directed to our ITU TELECOM Media Relations Service.