ee'). The news is delivered in the morning independent of which time zone the user happens to be in. The outline of the service is that a message is received showing the headlines of telegrams. By clicking on the terminal the full text with pictures and graphic appears (if possible on the terminal). What are the network requirements for such a service? Of course there is a need for setting up and maintaining a type of subscription. Both the selected type of news and what has been received on the terminal are input to a proper charging structure. News has to be adapted to the terminal, size and width of screen, picture or graphic capabilities. To be able to deliver news in the morning or at lunch or whatever decided time, there is a need for the system to change delivery times depending on user location. The morning news application has the following simplified traffic and data flow. The application is divided in two major parts. One part is the front-end for collecting news from different sources on the Internet or home-made. It can be based on agreements between a service provider and the network provider. The other one is the back-end for the actual delivery to the end user. Front End The application server front end collects information and updates a news database, a database with classified (economic sport etc.) news. It runs almost independent of the back end. Back End First the application is set up as a service for the user using the service management function. A personal profile is set up, which can be changed by the user, creating changes in the application support server. The user data sets a trigger, e.g. time of day, and the application keeps track of the user in which time zone (here e.g. roaming operator's home country or visitor location register (VLR) address) by having a dialogue with the user's home location register (HLR). When the trigger is released, it is morning time where the user is located. A request is sent to the VLR where the user is updated, to find out if he is active. If he is act