 | Acquisition is the Key
Having worked silently behind closed doors, SRIT has come of age with major acquisitions in the telecom space
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| Million Marks
Bharti Airtel and Tata Teleservices reached new milestones in terms of subscriber-base. Can they continue the same success story in the wake of spectrum issues that are daunting the country's telecom prospects? |
| Tightening the NooseTightening the Noose
TRAI comes to the rescue of consumers, fixing a maximum monthly rent that a cable operator can charge |
| Peace... Finally!
And fortunately it can be a win-win situation for all
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| Policy: Futuristic Norms
Revision in spectrum allocation criteria sparks another round of hot debate among telecom operators, though they have kept mum on several revolutionary policies by TRAI |
| Nokia: India Calling
India has become the second largest market for Nokia. Can India replace China as the key market?
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| INSAT-4CR: Boon For DTH
Though successful in boosting the confidence of DTH players, can the launch of INSAT-4CR meet fresh requirements |
| Battered by Battery
Nokia's image has definitely taken a beating, but their concern for customers is worth appreciating |
| Digital Option
In a large and fragmented market such as India, HITS may be one of the technologies to digitize cable operations |
| IBM's Great Idea
The size of the10-year pact will depend on future growth-both revenue and circle expansion-of Idea Cellular |
| Investing in Nodes
BT's new MPLS node in Chennai is expected to meet the demanding telecommunications needs of IT and BPO segments |
| Roaming Slashed!
TRAI is becoming active in regularizing the tariff regime in the country. But are customers benefiting?
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