More Telecommunications Competition?
Submitted by fyl on Fri, 2012/09/21 - 07:27.
Not from Spain (Movistar) or Mexico (Enitel) but China. While Nicasat-1 is a done deal and is expected to be financed by Chinese banks, a Chinese company is expected to win a frequency auction which could bring a third company into the cellular market.
From an FT Blog
Telcor has also been busy with a new cellphone frequency auction. The country is already served by América Móvil, controlled by Mexico’s Carlos Slim, and Spain’s Telefónica. They argue that in such a small market, two companies are more than sufficient.
china news
http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2012/09/21/chinas-checkbook-diplomacy-i...
heard a rumor..
a while back..that yoto was bought by a chinese company..in waslala claro dose a horrible job..but as a biz. person..i dont think they are makeing money there..or the other small towns out there
They'e getting better and better in Jinotega
Service will be bad one day or for a couple of days, then come back better than it was before. I was watching YouTube videos last night during the prime usage time, which in the past was when I couldn't even surf websites with only static content well. Still goes down if it gets a EDGE signal, but EDGE still works for prepago users outside Jinotega.
I bet the guys working on this are having lots of fun. Our network guys strutted like cowboys.
Rebecca Brown