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September 3, 2010

Huawei wins 3G deal from Tata Tele

Tata Teleservices has awarded a 3G network contract to Huawei – the first deal the vendor has picked up in India since the government lifted restrictions on purchasing Chinese telecom gear.
 
Huawei will deploy 3G equipmen

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Cliffhanger poll fractures NBN consensus

Ovum On 21 August 2010, Australia went to the polls to elect a national government.

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THE WRAP: Web TV war breaks out, Singapore’s NBN

This week internet titans prepped for the web TV wars, as Singapore’s next-gen fiber network cranked into life.
 
Apple slashed the price of its Apple TV hard-drive and announced 99-cent downloads for TV shows.

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FASTTAKES: DoT, HP, Telkom, BT, Vimpelcom, AlcaLu

India’s DoT has begun allocating 3G spectrum to the seven winners of May’s 3G auctions. It requires operators to cover at least 90% of metro circles, and 50% of most of the other circles.

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September 2, 2010

DTAC CEO slates Thai 3G regime

The 3G process has finally started in Thailand, but the hybrid licensing/concession regime will be costly and cumbersome for operators, according to DTAC CEO Tore Johnsen.
 
“The 3G licensing system has fees… that are substantially lower than what we pay today in revenue share,&rd

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BRICI market web users to double by 2015

Web users in BRICI countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China and Indonesia – will almost double in the next five years, as PC and smartphone penetration grows, analysts say.
 
The number of subscribers accessing the web in the five markets will grow from 610 million in 2009 to 1.2 billion in 2015, Boston Consulting Group predicts, as PC penetration doubles

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FASTTAKES: TelstraClear, Google, Bharti, Nokia, Cisco, Motorola

TelstraClear and WorldxChange have forged what they say is the first full VoIP interconnection service agreement involving a Tier 1 carrier.

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Four content strategies shaping up for CSPs

Network operators have learned that services targeting plain "Internet access" as their goal have little chance of earning a durable return on infrastructure investment.
 
Over the top (OTT) players like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Twitter, YouTube and Hulu have

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Mobile infra sharing to grow more popular in India

 

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Dual Wimax/LTE chips godsend for Indian BWA

Filed under: AnalystWire,BWA license,India,Indian,LTE,Public,WiMAX,Wireless Access — fmmonteverde @ 6:45 am

If you are an Indian BWA licensee with a brand new 2.3GHz spectrum license you acquired in the recent auctions, then you are struck by the quandary of the situation: which technology to choose for your network, LTE or Wimax?

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