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  • TELECOMMUNICATIONSCAT Telecom reviews old home fibre-optic contracts

    14/02/2012 : A dozen home fibre-optic leasing contracts of CAT Telecom are under fire after its investigative committee suggested they be rendered void.

  • DTAC expects 3G by 2013

    11/02/2012 : Total Access Communication (DTAC) is determined to roll out its third-generation (3G) network nationwide next year with 11,000 base stations covering all districts.

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  • NBTC takes tough stance

    24/01/2012 : The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is addressing the recent network disruption by mandating that all mobile operators must notify their customers of network upgrades three days ahead of time and the regulator 30 days in advance.

  • CEOs quit at BlackBerry maker Research In Motion

    23/01/2012 : Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, the co-chief executives of Research In Motion, have resigned following months of investor pressure for a change at the helm of the struggling BlackBerry maker.

  • TELECOMS

    NACC rebuffs CAT request

    23/01/2012 : The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has rejected a request by CAT Telecom to halt its investigation into the third-generation (3G) deal between the state telecom enterprise and True Corporation.

  • DTAC observes mass exodus because of network failure

    20/01/2012 : Second-ranked mobile operator Total Access Communication (DTAC) saw negative growth in subscriptions for the first time last month in the wake of its network failure as 5,000 customers changed networks.

  • RIM lays out new BlackBerry strategy to grab market share

    20/01/2012 : Research In Motion (RIM), the maker of BlackBerry smartphones, is moving into touchscreen territory in a bid to tap young buyers and regain market share lost to Android and Apple's iPhone.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    AIS doubles 3G capacity to 2m users

    20/01/2012 : In an effort to alleviate mobile data traffic congestion, Advanced Info Service (AIS) is allocating more money this year to double its 3G network capacity to accommodate up to 2 million users.

  • MEDIA

    Grammy awaits okay for 3G

    19/01/2012 : GMM Grammy is moving to broaden its digital music download channel to third-generation wireless broadband in a bid to reduce costs and capitalise on 3G mobile application services.

  • Software firm eyes floods

    19/01/2012 : Infor Group, a US-based provider of enterprise applications and services, is making a major stride in expanding its business footprint in Thailand by offering heavy promotional discounts on its software for flood-affected factories.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    The hunt for larger spectra

    19/01/2012 : Telecom operators in Asia Pacific including Thailand are hunting for more cellular spectra to accommodate skyrocketing data traffic as smartphone users proliferate, say leading telecom analysis firms.

  • TELECOMMUNICATIONS

    NBTC passes tougher service rules

    18/01/2012 : The telecom committee of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) approved strict service quality standards for the existing 50 telecom operators in a bid to prevent future network disruptions.

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