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Elenco Delle Società Autorizzate a Fornire Al Pubblico Servizi Di Comunicazione Elettronica Ai Sensi Del D.Lgls A cura dela divisione II^ della Direzione Generale per i Servizi di Comunicazione Elettronica, di Radiodiffusione e Postali Elenco delle società autorizzate a fornire al pubblico servizi di comunicazione elettronica ai sensi del D.Lgls. 259/2003 IL PRESENTE ELENCO RIVESTE CARATTERE MERAMENTE INFORMATIVO ED E' SOGGETTO A PERIODICI AGGIORNAMENTI 19/10/2017 data nome prov descrizion denominazione indirizzo cap servizio partita iva I. richiesta comune incia e regione 26/10/2015 ARCADIA ITALIA S.r.l. VIA G. FILANGERI, 4 ROMA 00196 RM Lazio ISP 13433711002 MV 20/03/2006 I 2 SRL già I NET 2 SRL * PIAZZA BORGO PILA GENOVA 16100 GE Liguria ISP 035504190103 VI N. 39 02/02/2001 ZED ITALIA S.R.L. (ex 467) CORSO GARIBALDI, MILANO 20121 MI Lombardia ISP MV (Paolo Giudici) 86 28/04/2006 @WORKS S.R.L. 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