Jakob Lothe: China, Taiwan, Hong Kong. Throughout 2009 ready-to-use scripts library was considerably expanded as part of an improvement plan that began in 2008 and continues to this day forward. 2010. Good karma came in the beginning of 2010 when SmsCoin project connected the following countries India and Cyprus which considered to be unique on the mobile payments market. Moreover, during the summer of 2010 SmsCoin has connected 9 additional countries: Italy, Vietnam, Guatemala, Honduras, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Thailand, and by achieving that finally establishing itself a unique key leader within the mobile payments market. By 	Smscoin
11838066	November 2010 SmsCoin connected 87 countries. 2011. Connection of new countries (Costa-Rica, Uruguay, Kenya and Ghana) was established, together with the increase of available rates range. The library of ready-made scripts for various CMS is significantly extended; in October a new product - inn-app payments library for Android OS - is presented. Unique features. SmsCoin is a public open-source project with free registration, and provides several features both on Russian and international markets as follows: Review. SmsCoin service has been used repeatedly for the purposes of fraud, and despite the fact that all fraud attempts have been blocked	Smscoin
11838067	, the service has been often criticized for its simplified registration process and services setup and maintenance. Smscoin SMSCOIN is a mobile payment systems provider which specializes in SMS payments in particular, and provides premium SMS services in 92 countries supporting hundreds of mobile carrier networks worldwide. The main goal of the project was, and still is to cover as many countries worldwide as possible. History. 2006. SmsCoin project was launched in July 2006 with only 4 countries (Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Israel) offering 3 of the following services: sms:chat, sms:key and sms:bank. During month of November additional service 	Smscoin
11838068	Jakob Lothe Jakob Lothe Jakob Lothe (born 1950) is a Norwegian literary scholar and Professor of English literature at the University of Oslo. Early life and education. After growing up in Lote, Norway, Lothe studied at the University of Bergen where he completed his undergraduate work. He then studied at the University of California, Santa Barbara where he obtained an MA degree in Comparative Literature, before receiving his doctorate in Bergen in 1986. In addition to his professorship in Oslo he has held positions at the University of Bergen and the University of Tromsø, and has been visiting professor at the University 	Jakob Lothe
11838069	of Oxford, the University of Cape Town and Harvard University. He was elected to the American Philosophical Society in 2018. In 2019 a Special Issue of the journal Partial Answers" (17,2) was dedicated to Lothe. Writings. His books include "Conrad's Narrative Method" (Oxford University Press, 1989) and "Narrative in Fiction and Film" (Oxford University Press, 2000). Lothe is also editor or co-editor of a number of books, including "Joseph Conrad: Voice, Sequence, History, Genre" (Ohio State University Press, 2008), with James Phelan and Jeremy Hawthorn, "Franz Kafka: Narration, Rhetoric, and Reading", with Beatrice Sandberg and Ronald Speirs (Ohio  State University Press, 2011), "After Testimony: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Holocaust Narrative for the Future" (Ohio State University Press, 2012), with Susan Rubin Suleiman and James Phelan, "Narrative Ethics", with Jeremy Hawthorn (Rodopi, 2013), and "The Future of Literary Studies" (Novus Press, 2017). In 2006 Lothe co-edited "Tidsvitner" (Time's Witnesses) with Anette Storeide, a book documenting the stories of eight Norwegians who survived nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. The book was elected "Book of the Year" by the readers of the Norwegian newspaper Morgenbladet. In 2013 he edited "Kvinnelige Tidsvitner: Fortellinger fra Holocaust" (English version: "Time 's Witnesses: Women's Voices from the Holocaust". Fledgling Press, 2017). The book documents the stories of ten Jewish women who survived the Holocaust. Personal life. Lothe is a member of the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, where he in 2005-06 was leader of the research project "Narrative Theory and Analysis" at the Centre for Advanced Study. In the spring of 2018, Lothe was elected a member of the American Philosophical Society. He is married to Elin Toft. Jakob Mathias Antonson Lothe was his grandfather. Jakob Lothe Jakob Lothe (born 1950) is a Norwegian literary scholar and Professor