03 February 2012
Carlos Slim’s América Móvil selects Alcatel-Lucent LTE kit for 4G infrastructure in Latin America, starting in Puerto Rico More »
Mexican antitrust regulator Cofeco rejects Televisa’s plans to acquire 50% stake in mobile operator Iusacell More »
Hutchison Whampo’s H3G Austria completes negotiations to buy Orange Austria from France Telecom and private equity More »
Mobile operator’s LTE network will cover 25% of existing customers in select cities, says CEO Mary Dillon More »
02 February 2012
The Indian supreme court has cancels 122 2G licences in corruption case and calls on regulator to hold new auction More »
Thailand regulator NBTC promises speedy move to 4G after launching LTE trials with operators and NSN, Cisco and Huawei More »
Alcatel-Lucent has sold customer service software arm Genesys to private equity for $1.5bn More »
UAE based operator expects over $600m from sale of its mobile phone towers in Africa More »
Wind Hellas will merge with Vodafone’s Greek unit which will own 60% in new entity More »
01 February 2012
Sprint has given LightSquared six more weeks to obtain approval for planned 4G network More »
Indonesian government looks to selling stake in state-owned telecoms equipment maker Inti More »
Deutsche Telekom and NetCologne challenge regulatory approval for Liberty Global’s takeover of Kabel BW More »
VNPT unit will be merged into MobiFone to boost overseas investment opportunities, says CEO More »
Poor fourth-quarter results pushes Tellabs to restructure, losing 530 employees More »
SoftBank has already soft-launched its TD-LTE mobile broadband network, using a dense network of microcells, with a commercial launch planned before the end of February
24 January 2012
Indian operators are complaining that they do not have enough spectrum to satisfy demand for broadband wireless. One, though, has taken a radical alternative — licence-free wifi — and already has 220,000 customers
16 January 2012
Operators should make use of the information they already have about their customers to be proactive about selling data roaming services
29 December 2011
The French regulator wants rival telecoms providers to invest in their own infrastructure, but to share facilities where possible, in a 15-20 year FTTH plan, says Philippe Distler, director general of Arcep
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