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:.Daily News Briefing.:

September 23, 2015

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  1. PTCL offers free unlimited internet for inactive CharJi & EVO subscribers
    PTCL is the largest telecommunications service provider in Pakistan, covering 90% of the population. The company is the first service provider to launch next generation CharJi LTE service in Pakistan... Read More
  2. Wall Street Exchange picks Etisalat for managed WAN
    Partnership with Etisalat for Managed WAN services will help the financial organization to meet the growing demands of its business and expand capabilities... Read More

Policy and Regulation

  1. Algeria's ARPT approves operators’ interconnection offers for 2015-16
    In addition to standard calls, international VoIP calls will be priced at DZD6.0 per minute, with termination of national VoIP calls costing DZD3.0 per minute... Read More
  2. TRAI to firm up position on net neutrality
    The telecom regulator is processing comments received on the regulatory framework for OTT (Over the Top) players like WhatsApp and Skype as well as on net neutrality... Read More

South Asia

  1. Thailand 900MHz potential bidder list same as 1800MHz
    The 900MHz auction documents are available until 21 October, with the deadline for the submission of bids scheduled for 22 October. Read More
  2. Nepal's UTL expects to be issued unified permit
    Unified permit allows UTL to operate multiple telecom services including GSM mobile, the popular mobile service... Read More
  3. Airtel Lanka to increase third-generation cellular presence
    As the fastest expanding network in Sri Lanka, Bharti Airtel Lanka has invested over Rs. 1 billion on enhancing and upgrading the existing cellular footprint, ensuring superior data experience to customers... Read More

Middle East

  1. Ericsson wins new MTN Group billing deal
    The multi-year managed services deal sees the vendor replace all of the operator’s legacy infrastructure across its 22 markets in Africa and the Middle East, including in Iran. Read More

North Africa

  1. Alcatel OneTouch unveils Nigeria growth plan
    Alcatel OneTouch is set to launch a wide range of mobile devices into the Nigerian market... Read More

3G, 4G & Beyond

  1. XL Axiata launches LTE in 1800MHz band
    Since the start of the year the Indonesian company has been offering users the opportunity to switch easily to its LTE services via a series of SIM exchange programmes... Read More
  2. China Unicom accelerates 4G rollout
    The company has halted the large-scale capacity expansion of its 3G network this year to increase the dedicated resources for its 4G business instead... Read More

OTT, Alternative Telecom

  1. OTT unified communications solutions for enterprises and operators rising
    CounterPath Corporation, has announced that IPLAN, an Argentinian service provider, selected CounterPath's Bria softphones and Stretto Platform for use in its UC services... Read More

Mobile Content, Mobile TV & IPTV

  1. IPTV moving in on traditional platform operators
    The battle for multi-play service deployment has played a significant role in the rise in ‘telco TV’ as operators utilise TV service bundles to attract and retain broadband subscribers... Read More

Global Telecom Update

  1. BT platforms streamline unified communication & collaboration deployments for Microsoft and Cisco users
    This will enable enterprises to add more advanced collaboration services such as BT MeetMe, Cisco WebEx and Cisco Collaboration Meeting Rooms to their licence as needed. It will also be available worldwide. Read More
  2. SME cloud presents “multi-billion dollar” opportunity to telecom operators
    Telcos that are willing to speak with SMEs about their specific needs are particularly well-positioned to benefit from growing demand from the sector... Read More

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