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• The finance ministry clears the proposal for reducing the fee for unified access service licences
• Coming of Age - Funding innovations keep pace with changing industry dynamics
• Sri Lanka Telecom posts net profits
• Vincent de la Bachelerie, Global Telecom Leader,Ernst & Young
• Time to Consolidate - Reliance seeks to integrate its businesses
• China waits for TD-SCDMA to mature before issuing 3G licences
• Bangladesh's mobile phone industry has added $650 million to the gross domestic product
• Dialog Telekom, Sri Lanka's largest mobile phone operator, run by Telekom Malaysia, will get a further Rs 150 million in invest ments from its parent company to strengthen its rapidly expand ing network.
• Sri Lanka Telecom posted net profits of Rs 1.5 billion
• BSNL revises pulse rates for local calls made to fixed line and cellular subscribers of private telecom companies
• DoT plans to draft standard guidelines to resolve interconnection problems among operators
• DoT has announced a cut in the annual licence fees for access services and internet protocol virtual private network services
• Consistent Performance - Bharti Airtel maintains strong growth momentum
• ISM Communications increases stake in ETPI
• China Telecom to issue bonds worth 20 billion yuan
• SingTel to pay S$4 billion to shareholders
• Temasek divests $1.27 billion of SingTel stock
• Open to Competition - Long distance sector attracts operator interest
• Telecom Service Trends - Strong growth in mobile services, slow growth in fixed line
• Maxis has tapped Nortel to migrate to a VoIP next-generation network for its fixed network operation
• Nokia wins a radio network contract from Warid Telecom
• MTNL has posted a 56.6 per cent decline in net profit
• VSNL is planning to launch fixed line services in South Africa by July 2006
• VSNL plans to lay greater emphasis on broadband
• DoTsteps in to resolve the issue of NLD carriage charges between BSNL and MTNL