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Vodafone, Airtel users may face service glitch as telcos miss deadline to re-configure networksWhile seeking six months of additional time, telcos had warned that eight-month delay in the allocation of bandwidth, which they had won in...- Sistema Shyam Teleservices seeks Trai nod to bid for spectrumSistema Shyam provides services on 800 MHz band using the CDMA technology. It is looking to acquire more bandwidth in the same 800 MHz band.
- Tata Teleservices in no hurry to launch Delhi GSM servicesTata Teleservices, however, claims its Delhi GSM services is hanging fire since it is yet to recieve its approved start-up airwaves.
- GSM telcos seek Kapil Sibal’s intervention for 50% cut in spectrum base priceCOAI decision to approach Sibal also coincided with Norway’s Telenor claiming on Wednesday that it will not bid for spectrum in Mumbai in t...
- Cabinet approves halving CDMA airwave auction priceThe decision follows a recommendation by a panel of ministers to cut the price by 30 per cent or 50 per cent.
- Ministers on spectrum recommend up to 50% cut in the reserve price for airwaves used for CDMA-based mobile servicesThe Empowered Group of Ministers on spectrum has asked the Cabinet to take a final call on a 30-50% reduction in the base price for airwave...
- 'Pricey' 2G airwaves to shorten auction: Sunil MittalHe also ruled out a repeat of the 3G spectrum sale in 2010, where telcos bid aggressively stretching the auctions to 35 days.
- Reserve price for 2nd generation airwaves in auctions is 'too high': Sunil Mittal, Bharti Airtel"Reserve price is too high and we have been saying that since day one," Mittal told reporters here on the sidelines of the World Economic F...
- Tata Teleservices withdraws application to bid for mobile airwaves used for CDMA-based servicesTata Teleservices on Monday withdrew its application to bid for mobile airwaves used for CDMA-based services, a move that will force the go...
- Sistema slams higher reserve price for CDMA airwavesThe comment come a day after COAI said the reserve price of 14,000 cr for 5 MHz will raise call tariffs by 37-49 p a minute.
- 1.3 times base price recommended for GSM airwaves in 1800 MHz bandA panel tasked with finalising rules for upcoming mobile spectrum auctions has recommended that the minimum price for CDMA airwaves in the ...
- Auspi to DoT: Take back excess spectrum from GSM telcosCDMA Lobby wants DoT to take back excess airwaves held by incumbent GSM telcos or not allow them to participate in the upcoming auction.
- Tata Teleservices asks government to allot startup GSM airwaves in Delhi, 39 districtsTata Teleservices has demanded that the government 'immediately' award startup GSM airwaves in Delhi and 39 other districts across the coun...
- 2G spectrum: Trai may recommend a one time feeTelecoms regulator Trai may recommend a one time fee ranging from Rs 50.98 crore to a maximum of Rs 707.28 crore for every unit of second g...
- Trai may recommend one-time fee for extra 2GThe regulator may recommend that 2G airwaves in UP be priced the highest at Rs 707.28 crore as this region holds the maximum potential for ...
- Trai's 2G direction could kill GSM ambitions of key playersTrai's recent recommendations on 2G spectrum allocation, if accepted by DoT, could torpedo GSM ambitions of key mobile service providers.
- Tata Tele approaches Raja, seeks end to discrimination against coTata Teleservices has approached communications minister A Raja seeking a level-playing field and ending the discrimination against the com...
- GSM players up the ante against dual licence-holdersIncumbent GSM operators - Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Essar and Idea Cellular - have upped the ante against dual licence holders Reliance Commu...
- GSM operators train guns on dual-licence holdersIncumbent GSM operators - Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Essar and Idea Cellular - have upped the ante against dual-licence holders Reliance Commu...
- RCOM, Tatas have poor economic spectrum efficiency: GSM telcosAirtel, Vodafone and Idea have upped the ante against dual licence holders RCOM and Tata Teleservices in the ongoing war for airwaves.
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