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Viscom International Unveils Industry's First (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
NTT DOCOMO to Discontinue New Subscriptions to 2G mova Service (Japan Corporate News)
Mobile phone service providers reduce charges (Vietnam Net)
Qwest Profit Falls on Competition With Mobile, Cable (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
Airline to launch in-flight Internet service (Chicago Tribune)
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Viscom International Unveils Industry's First (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)Viscom International Inc., providers of BEST(TM) Mexico prepaid products and marketing services for the U.S. Hispanic market, unveiled the prepaid phone card industry's first ever "Consumer Bill of Rights." Read more...NTT DOCOMO to Discontinue New Subscriptions to 2G mova Service (Japan Corporate News)Tokyo, Aug 7, 2008 - (JCN Newswire) - NTT DOCOMO, INC. announced today that it will stop accepting applications for its 2G mova(TM) mobile phone service nationwide on November 30. Read more...Mobile phone service providers reduce charges (Vietnam Net)VietNamNet Bridge – Major mobile phone service providers MobiFone and VinaPhone are in the race to attract customers by reducing call charges from August 1. Read more...Qwest Profit Falls on Competition With Mobile, Cable (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)Aug. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Qwest Communications International Inc., the third-largest U.S. local phone company, said profit dropped 24 percent and cut its annual forecast as users switched to wireless service and calling plans from cable companies. Read more...Airline to launch in-flight Internet service (Chicago Tribune)Delta's launch of in-flight broadband Internet service this fall promises new revenue for airlines, no escape from work Krista Dietrich relishes the rare opportunity to sit back in her airline seat and shut off her mobile phone. But the simpler days of reading or napping on planes are soon to be replaced by Web surfing and instant messaging. Read more... |