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Malaysian telcos’ Q1 2016 report card: Oh dear, oh my!
Digi may have won the subscriber base battle, but how did Malaysia's Big Three perform in other areas? Read on, and be prepared for a surprise or two.
Three things we’ve learnt from Malaysia’s spectrum reallocation
Edwin Yapp looks at Malaysia’s recent spectrum reallocation and ponders what it means to consumers, while laying out challenges for operators.
Which Malaysian telco is going to rule Q1?
All eyes will be on Axiata Group Bhd’s first quarter financial results announcement on May 25, which will answer the question of which Malaysian telco led the industry in the first quarter of 2016.
Celcom and Universiti Teknologi Petronas in wide-ranging pact
Celcom and Universiti Teknologi Petronas have inked an MoU that covers the latter’s wireless campus network as well as further collaboration in student development.
Celcom CEO: The Blue is back!
'Today, I am very sure that with the Celcom First Blue, First Gold and First Platinum plans, we are going to be trending back,' says CEO Shazalli Ramli.
5 interesting facts from Maxis’ Q1 2016 results
Maxis has just released its Q1 2016 results, so Goh Thean Eu takes a deeper look to unearth five interesting findings.
P1 no longer, Webe goes live
P1 telco brand to be replaced by Webe
Projects for community backing announced
And now Digi launches 100GB quota broadband plan
Digi has unveiled two new broadband plans: Broadband 145 and Broadband 185, which offer customers 50GB and 100GB of data quota respectively.
Celcom: We don’t want to be a dumb pipe
For 'Big Three' operator Celcom Axiata, the launch of its three new OTT services carries one simple message: 'We don’t want to be a dumb pipe.'
iflix now in a deal with Celcom as well
Internet TV service iflix continued its telco play by landing a deal with Celcom Axiata, which would allow the Malaysian operator to offer iflix content to its more than 12 million customers.
