Business » Telecommunications
Latest Updated
-
TELECOMS DTAC meets wireless data demand through 850 MHz
10/02/2010 : DTAC, the country's second-largest mobile operator, plans to focus on existing 2G and 3G services on its analogue spectrum as an interim solution this year to capitalise on high demand for wireless data services.
-
TELECOMSTOT and AIS to start 3G negotiations
09/02/2010 : TOT Plc and Advanced Info Service have agreed to settle their dispute over 3G data-roaming services based on an interconnection regulation that has been in effect since 2006, says National Telecommunications Commission chairman Gen Choochart Promprasit.
All Stories
MEDIA
Online IP challenges continue to mount
09/02/2010 : Not only must newspapers adapt to the ever-growing technology of online media to survive, but in doing so they face an intellectual property risk, said the president of the Kenan Institute Asia, Paul Wedel.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Sathit pushes 3G auction
05/02/2010 : A senior government minister is calling on the telecoms regulator to press ahead with an auction of third-generation mobile phone licences without waiting for the setting up of a new supervisory body.
KNOWLEDGE MATTERS
Choosing technology for KM deployment
05/02/2010 : In the previous article I described what knowledge management is, and why it is important to both individuals as well as to organisations.
MOBILE PHONES
BlackBerry promotions intensify
05/02/2010 : The country's two largest mobile-phone operators yesterday launched the BlackBerry Bold 9700 smartphone with different prices and promotions.
DTAC and CAT told to settle on one rate
05/02/2010 : The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has ordered CAT Telecom and its mobile phone concessionaire DTAC to agree on 50 satang per minute as an interconnection rate to end their longstanding dispute.
ENTERTAINMENT
MCOT optimistic new media will generate B500m this year
04/02/2010 : MCOT Plc, the operator of Modern Nine TV, expects its new media business will generate revenue of at least 500 million baht this year.
TELECOMS
NTC puts off decision on AIS roaming
04/02/2010 : The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has deferred a decision on whether to allow Advanced Info Service to start data roaming on TOT's 3G mobile broadband network.
MOBILE PHONES
Jay Mart seeks 40% gain
04/02/2010 : SET-listed Jay Mart, one of the country's biggest mobile handset distributors, has set an ambitious net profit growth target of 40% this year after completing a management restructuring and fund-raising.
MAP TA PHUT
Ford threatening to relocate project
03/02/2010 : The Map Ta Phut environmental impasse has taken another twist, with the US automaker Ford reportedly threatening to shift its investment to other countries if the Thai government fails to resolve the issue soon.
TELECOMS
AIS 'loses face' over TOT debacle
03/02/2010 : Advanced Info Service has lost face because TOT failed to provide the country's largest mobile operator with data roaming services on its 3G network as agreed, says its chief executive.
Quick Poll
