Sydney | Dec 20, 2010 | Reuters | by Adrian Bathgate A $10.8 billion deal between the Australian government and telecoms firm Telstra Corp over Telstra’s role in the $35 …
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Sydney | Dec 20, 2010 | Reuters | by Adrian Bathgate A $10.8 billion deal between the Australian government and telecoms firm Telstra Corp over Telstra’s role in the $35 …
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Four operators interested in mobile spectrum to be awarded Dec 23 – Peru
by Sandra Cuyaby Sandra CuyaMonday, December 20, 2010| By Juan Pedro Tomás | Business News Americas Peru’s private investment promotion agency,ProInversion, expects to award 25 MHz of spectrum in the 1,900 MHz band on December …
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China’s gray market cell-phone shipments will total about 255 million devices next year, up 11.8% from 2010, but nothing compared to the huge 43.6% surge between 2009 and 2010, proof …
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Bloomberg | By Jose Orozco | Dec 14, 2010 3:22 PM CT Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez called on Telefonica SA’s Venezuelan mobile-phone operator, Movistar Venezuela, and Digitel GSM to cooperate with government efforts to …
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RapidTV News | Iñaki Ferreras | 12-16-2010 The Colombian government has introduced new measures to impose a tax on pay-TV operators which will be operational from 1 January 2011. From that …
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By Phisanu Phromchanya, Dow Jones Newswires Execs support law to set up new regulator to supervise telecoms, broadcasting sectors. Thailand’s two leading mobile operators Wednesday called for the government to …
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Sure, Silicon Valley has a remarkable pedigree and history of producing world-beating technology companies, as well as an established technology presence, networking scene and excellent weather, but you know what us Brits have? Words.
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The Korean government has decided to suspend the use of smartphones amongst its officials, other users have also been warned to download security software to protect themselves.
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While Britian may be ringing in the changes after its general election last week, what won’t be ringing in Parliament are mobile phones – now banned from cabinet meetings.
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