Mobile Internet
Axiata CEO optimistic despite mobile competition from TM
Axiata president and group chief executive officer Jamaludin Ibrahim is unfazed by Telekom Malaysia’s entry into the mobile space and believes that this will grow the pie bigger, even as his company posted higher revenue but lower profits.
TM sees 8% revenue growth, expects a ‘game-changing’ year
Telekom Malaysia reports 8% revenue growth for the 1H2014 period, with its LTE service to come.
Thailand, Malaysia among world’s most mobile Net-hungry: Telenor
Young mobile Internet users in Thailand and Malaysia have rapidly adopted new mobile Internet services and rely on their mobile phones for an unexpectedly wide variety of connectivity needs, according to a new study by Telenor Group’s research arm, Telenor Research.
DiGi looking for social entrepreneurs to attend Telenor Youth Summit in Oslo
DiGi has launched the second local edition of the Telenor Youth Summit, a competition that calls for youth to submit ideas or initiatives on how digital communication can be used to fuel social and economic change.
DiGi’s Q2 revenue rises 5.6%, Internet revenue up 39.6%
DiGi.Com Bhd reported second-quarter 2014 revenue rose 5.6% year-on-year to RM1.746 billion (US$546.56 million), boosted by Internet revenue growth which increased 39.6% compared to the same quarter last year.
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.
Long Term Evolution: A long game in the making
Edwin Yapp ponders the June instalment of Disrupt and comes away wondering what operators must do to boost LTE adoption in the country.
DiGi announces YouTube package
DiGi Telecommunications has announced its YouTube Internet Top Up Package, which it billed as the first of its kind.
Sonus Networks growth to be driven by mobile Internet, acquisition
Sonus Networks Inc, a supplier of Session Initiation Protocol-based communications equipment, expects another growth year in 2014, partly backed by the increasing adoption of the mobile Internet.
Mobile advertising up, m-banking in ho-hum stage: BuzzCity report
Mobile advertising network BuzzCity said more than 83.3 billion ad banners were served across its entire network in the first quarter of 2014, a 15% growth from the previous quarter, and added that mobile banking is seeing increasing adoption but is going through a stage of apathy amongst users.
