MVNO News
Each week TelecomPaper publishes a weekly update about the MVNO sector. Articles consist of launches, failures, mergers and acquisitions, contract awards and changes to services. This services picks up on both the mega players within the sector as well as the smaller MVNOs and resellers.A subscription for 1 user costs €395. You can either request an invoice or susbcribe and pay online.
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SAMPLE HEADLINES
Articles featured vary depending on real events. The service is global in coverage.
Headlines taken from the July 1st edition ...
Asia
- Hong Kong ends April with 13.9 mln mobile subscribers (Hong Kong)
- Korea to stop operator MVNO units (Korea, Republic of)
- Intercity Zakelijk launches full MVNO network (Netherlands)
- Telenet, Tecteo win 4th mobile operator licence in Belgium (Belgium)
- UPC NL launches mobile internet for busines users (Netherlands)
- Transatel offers BlackBerry services for UK MVNOs (United Kingdom)
- Red Bull Mobile lowers SimplyAll, SimplyAll+ fees (Austria)
- Simyo launches 3GB data option for EUR 14.90 - report (Germany)
- Fyve launches tariff options for voice, SMS, data - report (Germany)
- Fonic launches cheap calls while abroad service (Germany)
- Herweck to distribute Congstar services (Germany)
- Igge & ko launches starter package promotion (Germany)
- Blauworld launches new International-Flat 200 option (Germany)
- Lebara offers free Sim with AUD 5 credit (Australia)
