Migration of 2G users still up in the air | Bangkok Post: business

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Migration of 2G users still up in the air

The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is being urged to move ahead with a migration plan to integrate mobile users on networks whose concessions are due to expire.

On Sept 15, concessions for True Move, a unit of True Corporation, and Digital Phone, a unit of Advanced Info Service, are set to expire under agreements with state-owned CAT Telecom.

Deunden Nikomborirak, a member of the NBTC panel reviewing the 1800-MHz reallocation scheme, said the NBTC must set clear migration rules to minimise disruption in service to the estimated 17 million subscribers using the 1800-MHz bandwidth for 2G services with True Move and Digital Phone.

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