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2014 in Review: The telco battleground
There were several interesting twists to the telco plot in 2014, writes Goh Thean Eu – M&As, market shakeups, telcos invading each other's spaces, and a whole lot more.
Maxis Q3 2014 profit up 2.9%, says key indicators ‘trending up’
Maxis reported service revenue remained steady at RM2.049 billion in its third quarter (Q3 2014) ended Sept 30, 2014, while normalised profit after tax inched up 2.9% from the RM480 million registered in Q2 2014 to hit RM494 million.
Maxis launches all-in-one Internet plan for businesses
Following the launch of its new postpaid plan for consumers, the MaxisONE plan, Maxis Bhd has launched its all-in-one Internet plan for businesses, MaxisONE Business.
So, what does LTE bring you, the user?
Edwin Yapp signs up for LTE and tells us his initital impressions of the much-talked about service.
Maxis revamps pay per use data rates
Maxis has announced revamped pay-per-use (PPU) data rates for postpaid users who are not on any mobile Internet data plan.
DiGi able to roll out LTE despite spectrum limitation: COO
DiGi says its LTE spectrum is sufficient for the time being
Company working on refarming the 1800MHz spectrum
[Original heading amended to better reflect DiGi's stand]
MALAYSIA'S third largest mobile operator DiGi.com Bhd believes it has enough spectrum to grow its 4G-LTE (Fourth Generation Long-Term Evolution) coverage even though it has spectrum limitations.
The Big 3 and gaps in the M2M, m-commerce ecosystems
While there is no reliable data to track the growth of the M2M and m-commerce market in Malaysia, the big three telcos are positioning themselves to win in this space. DNA founder Karamjit Singh has the story.
Telco Deep Dive: Q&A with the Big 3 (Part 2)
On May 26, Digital News Asia (DNA) released its first Deep Dive report, which looked at the telecommunications space in Malaysia. In this final article, DNA founder Karamjit Singh puts the senior executives of the Big 3 telcos in the hot seat. This reprint includes responses from Celcom Axiata CEO Shazalli Ramly, which came too late to be included in the initial report. This is the second of a two-part finale.
Telco Deep Dive: Q&A with the Big 3 (Part 1)
On May 26, Digital News Asia (DNA) released its first Deep Dive report, which looked at the telecommunications space in Malaysia. In this final article, DNA founder Karamjit Singh puts the senior executives of the Big 3 telcos in the hot seat. This reprint includes responses from Celcom Axiata CEO Shazalli Ramly, which came too late to be included in the initial report.
Celcom remains optimistic despite Q1 revenue dip
Q1 2014 revenue decline the first for Celcom since Q1 2006
Encouraged by smartphone adoption in suburban, rural areas
