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: India Law & TechBy Saptak Sanyal
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Everyone is concerned about the fate of Telcos that lost out in the race for 3G airwaves. Well the good news for them that they can opt for MVNO says the report by US-based telecom market research and consultancy Strategy Analytics. The report further mentions that operators who won the 3G airwaves will be compelled to enter into such deals to ensure a pan-India rollout of their 3G services. For more click here
An MVNO is a telco that doesn?t have its own licensed spectrum or infrastructure, but provides mobile phone services by buying wholesale airtime from existing operators and selling them to end-user .
Full post as published by India Law & Tech on June 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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