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March
Hans Vestberg has reorganised Ericsson in the few weeks since he took over. He wants the new team to listen to customers
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Nokia Siemens Networks and Juniper are working together to offer security systems for fixed and mobile networks
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February
Kylie Wansink of BuddeComm analyses the data as the telecoms industry enters a new decade
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Pre pay mobile broadband is the key determinant in increasing the penetration rate of mobile broadband services, writes Margrit Sessions
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CDMA operators China Telecom, KDDI and Verizon Wireless plus CDMA vendor Qualcomm have finally joined the GSM Association
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The French analyst company says telecoms equipment sales were down 2% in 2009 and handset sales were down 4%
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Ericsson’s new CEO Hans Vestberg has announced that the company is launching its own white label app store, as a service to operators
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The GSM Association has won support from 20 operators for an initiative to allow voice calls and roaming over LTE
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The mobile industry is faced with a Titanic-like iceberg of data which could sink many of them by 2015, says NSN’s new CEO, Rajeev Suri
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Two dozen of the world’s largest operators are uniting to form to wholesale apps store, in a bid to prevent Apple, Nokia and other handset vendors taking over the market
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A survey of 15,000 consumers across the world shows that people trust mobile phone companies, but they say that operators are not moving fast enough to provide advanced services
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Global Telecoms Business has extended the deadline for nominations to this year's Innovation Awards
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The annual Connectivity Scorecard shows that Sweden has overtaken the US and other Scandinavian countries dominate
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Mobile operators will invest $72 billion in capital expenditure for broadband technologies during 2010, according to the GSM Association
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January
Global Telecoms Business has asked the industry to nominate the most promising executives under 40 years old who will lead the industry in the future
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Good planning and communications is the key to successful crisis management
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Climate change activists and governments fail to understand the contribution that information and comms technologies can make to achieving their goals
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Bell Labs president Jeong Kim wants to preserve the freedom that will allow his researchers to continue to deliver disruptive technology
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Alcatel-Lucent’s Bell Labs believes networks should use only 1,000th the energy they do today, and has set up a consortium with 15 other organisations to carry out the necessary research
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Where did Verizon, China Unicom, CenturyTel, VeriSign, MTN, VimpelCom and Telefónica come in Global Telecoms Business's annual table of deals of the year?
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Nokia is hoping to win a 40% market share of the phones business this year, with sales of 500 million, according to Rick Simonson