Moscow, Russia, October 08, 2002

The Central Telegraph, a famous Moscow Internet provider, together with Moscow Education Committee published the results of the "Long Break" interactive contest conducted among the audience of "Maximum" radio station.

The contest took place from the 23rd of September till the 1st of October. Schoolchildren and students called to "Maximum" radio station and participated in the "Long break" contest by answering to the questions asked by the Central Telegraph. Each night the name of the winner who had given correct answers to the questions of the contest was announced in the live program.

On Friday, September 27, a live lottery among the winners was conducted at the "Maximum" radio. It defined the only super winner who won the grand prize of the Central Telegraph, free access to the Internet for winner's school during 6 months. The winner is Dmitry Zhuk from School 168, Moscow.

On the 1st of October 2002 in School 168 the prize was officially handed by the representatives of Moscow Education Committee, JSC Central Telegraph and "Maximum" radio station.

Other prizes - Centel Internet cards were given to all participants of the contest who had given correct answers to the questions of the Central Telegraph.

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Centel Internet cards are available at Perekrestok and the Seventh Continent supermarkets, Mospechat stands, Aviakassy-metro counters, Techmarket and Anarion mobile communication stores, Guta-Bank, Impex-Bank, 1st OVK bank, Moscow Bank. Customers from the Moscow region (the Green Belt) can also find Centel cards not just at mobile communication stores and banks but at post offices of their towns. More information about Centel Internet cards is available at www.dialup.cnt.ru.

For additional information, please, contact:
Ekaterina Skladchikova
Tel.: +7 (095) 504-38-62.
Fax: +7 (095) 500-46-19.
E-mail: pr@cnt.ru.