Tag Archives: Indian Telecom Industry

New Telecom Policy Suggests Inter-Circle MNP and No Roaming Charges

The Draft Telecom Policy 2011 has proposed a single license Pan-India license for telecom operators. This will replace the current system where the spectrum in 22 telecom circles are individually auctioned. This and following regulations would be changed if the policy … Read More »

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News Roundup:Idea Launches App Store

Idea Launches 3G services in MP, Chattisgarh, Gujarat & HP Idea has launched 3G services in Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh. The company has also introduced data and time-based billing plan for 3G services enabling users to avail … Read More »

 

Daily Plans from Tata DoCoMo – Airtels of the world, Take a Note

The Tata DOCOMO Daily Plans are based on the insight that the consumers who choose prepay as the means to go mobile, seek flexibility. Therefore they have the choice to choose a daily pack that suits their immediate calling need, on the fly without being locked into a longer term pack. Read More »

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Indian Telecom- ARPU – Misunderstood Benchmarks and Growth Potential?

Indian Telecom- ARPU - Misunderstood Benchmarks and Growth Potential?

Two points explaining why Indian telecom industry still has potential for growth and ARPU should not be taken as a benchmark. Read More »

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Urban Mobile Users in India – What do they access Internet For? [Market Report]

Market report covering Mobile Internet Users (urban) in India – What do they use mobile internet for? Emails? Information? Entertainment? Downloads? Read More »

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Mobile Market Report – SMS Usage in Urban India

Mobile Market Report - SMS Usage in Urban India

SMS, the humble messaging service of the mobile world recently celebrated its 15th birthday, an accidental invention that has demonstrated remarkable resilience and is still at the top. SMS usage continues to grow every year with more and more new … Read More »

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Indian Mobile Growth Story – ’9′ Exhausted, New Numbers to Begin with 8

DoT has exhausted all numbers starting with 9 and new numbers will begin with 8. Earlier DoT moved ’95′, which was reserved for Landline numbers to cellular operators; and is now instructing operators to use 8. DoT is even considering … Read More »

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