ADVISORY/Legendary Quarterback Joe Theismann Makes Third Nokia Sugar Bowl Appearance to Help Make New York Man 2002's First Millionaire.

Sports Editors/College Football Writers & Colunists

ADVISORY...for Tuesday (Jan. 1)

--(BW SportsWire)

WHO:            Forty-three year-old Gloversville, New York resident
                Gregory Jepsen, owner of an employment counseling
                company, has the chance to start off 2002 with $1
                million from Nokia during halftime of the Nokia Sugar
                Bowl 2002 in New Orleans. Jepsen won the opportunity
                by visiting the www.nokiausa.com Web site after seeing
                Nokia Sugar Bowl advertisements on the USA Today web
                site.

                  Relying on the expert arm of Joe Theismann, winning
                quarterback in Super Bowl XVII and the most productive
                quarterback in the history of the Washington Redskins,
                Jepsen will have an opportunity to increase the
                winnings accumulated by Theismann and toss for one
                million dollars in the Nokia Million Dollar Challenge.

WHAT:           Nokia Million Dollar Challenge-- how it works:

                  Theismann will have 45 seconds to fully develop his
                rhythm. Each throw successfully passing through a
                25-by-25 inch target 15 yards away is worth $10,000.
                But there is a twist. Every fourth football is
                considered the "money ball" worth $20,000. After 45
                seconds, and a maximum of $100,000 of prize money --
                Theismann will turn the ball over to Jepsen for a
                single toss and the chance to increase the prize money
                ten-fold, or up to $1,000,000.

                  Best of all, even if no passes are completed, Jepsen
                won't go home empty-handed. The minimum prize for the
                Nokia Million Dollar Challenge is $10,000.

WHEN:           During Nokia's presentation at the end of halftime
                activities on January 1st.

WHERE:          Nokia Sugar Bowl 2002,
                  New Orleans Superdome, to air January 1st on ABC TV at
                7:30pm ET.

WHY:            The best way to start off the new year!

                  About Nokia

                  Nokia is the world leader in mobile communications.
                Backed by its experience, innovation,
                user-friendliness and secure solutions, the company
                has become the leading supplier of mobile phones and a
                leading supplier of mobile, fixed and IP networks. By
                adding mobility to the Internet Nokia creates new
                opportunities for companies and further enriches the
                daily lives of people. Nokia is one of the most
                broadly held companies in the world with listings on
                six major exchanges. For more information about Nokia,
                please visit:

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